Category: citizen disarmament

One of These Things is Not Like the Other

As a result of the Agreement, the Antithesis is not a rifle, short-barreled rifle, nor is it an NFA firearm; therefore, (i) no NFA forms are necessary to sell, transfer, transport, deliver, or otherwise deal in or possess the Antithesis, and (ii) no ATF Form 5320.20, Application to Transport Interstate or to Temporarily Export Certain National NFA Firearms, is necessary to transport the Antithesis across state lines because the firearm is not subject to 18 U.S.C. § 922(a)(4) or (b)(4). [More]

Why do I hear Big Bird singing?

[Via Jess]

Unconstitutional Carry

Despite these facts, the Lucas County Sherriff’s Office and the Sylvania Prosecutor’s Office have refused to drop the charges and are deliberately ignoring Ohio law. Worse, and perhaps most egregiously, according to court filings, the Sylvania Prosecutor’s Office has taken the extraordinary position that anyone — even those holding a valid concealed handgun license — may be arrested and charged simply for having a loaded firearm in their car. [More]

We touched on this here, and my concerns still apply.

It’s up to the majority Republicans to fix this, and I note years later I’m still slapping my forehead over how over a decade after being put on notice DeWine refuses to ensure the “Only Ones” know the damn law.

Forget Lucas County Sherriff’s Office and Sylvania Prosecutor’s Office. It’s Michael Navarre and Heather Pentycofe. The bucks stop there.

Garands for Gangbangers

During a debate on the House floor on Tuesday, Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-FL) spoke against an amendment which would authorize the military to give “additional” surplus weapons to the Civilian Marksmanship Program, which Rep. Mike Rogers (R-AL) defended. [Watch]

That’s me with mine in 1995.

Here are the current rules.

If I didn’t know any better, I’d think Maxwell Frost was just an opportunistic liar interested in establishing a monopoly of violence.

Heiß Umfehdet, Wild Umstritten

The possession of Category B firearms such as pistols will in the future only be permitted from the age of 25 instead of 21, while Category C firearms, such as rifles, will only be allowed from the age of 21. A psychological evaluation will be mandatory when applying for the first time and again after five years. In addition, checks will be carried out every five years. For Category C weapons, a firearms ownership card will now also be required, just as it already is for Category B weapons. This is outlined in the draft law proposed by the governing parties. [More]

Makes perfect sense if those running the government are traitors…

[Via Jess]

Marx for Our Lives

Any questions?

Tangentially-Related UPDATE

They’re done with thoughts and prayers. They want change.

[Via Michael G]

Unclear on the Concept

Assistant A.G.: Everyone Working on Behalf of U.S. to Improve It ‘Has a Target on Their Back’, I’ve Urged Them to Carry [More]

As the “pro-Second Amendment” administration’s top civil rights lawyer, I’m wondering how she justifies requiring government permission — with the power to say “No”– for a non-incarcerated citizen to exercise a fundamental right.

[Via Edmund M]

Repurposing an Old Meme

Remember this?

Even though I had profound differences with the guy, in this I feel we are together. Because of this:

Knowing the assassination is being exploited to further citizen disarmament by control freaks who have adopted Antifa’s “Bash the fash” ravings, I guess I’ll once more modify the meme:

Republicans had better hope the assassin is caught, especially after Kash Patel announced they had a suspect– only to see him released. And especially when all they have is this:

We’re analyzing it. But it is security camera footage, so you can kind of guess what the quality of that is,” he added. “But we do know, dressed in all dark clothing. But we don’t have a much better description other than that.”

If they don’t change that soon, look for conspiracy theories from the left accusing Republicans of being behind it to gin up a wave of hate against Democrats before the midterms. You don’t think they will?

The government also had no problem rounding up J6ers from surveillance and facial recognition tech. As long as we’re going with conspiracies, consider the push for Palantir and the public demand for a security bill of goods they’ve been sold in the wake of an existential threat. Everybody remember how the “Patriot” Act breezed through with “bipartisan” enthusiasm, and what day it is today?

UPDATES

‘Likely’?

FPC LEGAL ALERT: The Third Circuit has ruled that New Jersey’s bans on carrying in private vehicles and on private property by default, along with the state’s liability insurance requirement for carry permits and $50 carry permit fee for “the Victims of Crime Compensation Office account” likely violate the Second Amendment [More]

What was their first clue…?

[Via Jess]