Notes from the Resistance
The White areas of Chicago? Virtually violence free. [More]
And not just Chicago.
I’d say I hope this hasn’t offended anybody, but truth be known, if it does I hope they’re sputtering. Collectivist destroyers are not the ones who will fix things.
[Via Keith B]
…Hawaii’s law effectively negates the right to carry arms in public… [More]
Nice to see DOJ taking another step forward.
I’m also glad to see the word “bipolar” being used by influencers.
[Via Jess]
The tactics he described are familiar in the world of online commerce, from food orders to clothes. But the presentation betrayed no consideration of the consequences that may arise if the tactics are applied in a widespread way to the selling of firearms and ammunition. [More]
Oh no! Rolling Stone and The Trace don’t like us!
Like they don’t both use advanced marketing tactics to spread their poison.
[Via WiscoDave]
Both the government and the Vatican, with the steady connivance of the United States, saw how detrimental the ongoing struggle was to their mutual interests; in consequence, an agreement or modus vivendi was reached and reluctantly accepted by the Cristero combatants, who, in the end, were betrayed by it. [More]
I haven’t read this book but will put it on the list, because I’ve long been interested in how the Church hierarchy betrayed the faithful then and continue to do so today.
[Via Antigone]
Charlotte GOP chair says mayor creates perception that ‘does not match the reality’ amid violent crime wave [More]
So they’re trying to score political points without offering any alternative but rhetoric…? North Carolina Republicans would better serve their constituents if they removed the beams from their own eyes.
Gun owners who pay attention to his confirmation hearings will have a chance to hear for themselves, and see how Cekada’s answers, especially to questions posed by anti-gun Democrats, comport with being “truly pro-Second Amendment.” [More]
“He won’t betray us as much” seems a heck of a standard to applaud.
Guns for Me but Not for Thee: Sen. Warnock Spent $360,000 on Private Security in 9 Months [More]
I say judge him by the content of his character.
Not that anyone stupid and prejudiced enough to vote for him care.
[Via bondmen]
An attorney representing a California man who is challenging the state’s ban on firearm silencers argued to a panel of judges in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals that the devices are protected under the Second Amendment. [More]
Shoot, anyone who’s not a moron or a monster knows that.
Japan suffered deadliest month of bear attacks in history, with 7 deaths and 88 maulings in October [More]
Then again, it’s always been that way for Nihonjin…
And before anybody starts in on guns and crime, there’s not only a fundamental demographic difference, but violent crime among the millions of peaceable members of U.S. gun owner groups, the most heavily armed population on the planet, compares favorably to Japan’s disarmed populace.
[Via Michael G]
All this and snitch on someone who may be hiding?
7-Eleven clerk fired after shooting attacker [More]
Hey, no skin off their nose.
[Via Michael G]
So Now Brady Has a Problem With Us Having ‘Less Lethal’ Weapons? [More]
They would literally rather see you dead.
And their biggest supporters are those least capable of defending themselves, further corroborating that “liberal” women are idiots.
[Via Michael G]
So DOJ is just following orders?
Precedent says that’s no excuse:
In the case of the US v. Josef Altstötter, et al., an American military tribunal tried members of the Reich Ministry of Justice as well as jurists and prosecutors of the People’s Court [Volksgericht] and Special Court [Sondergericht].
As for voting to change the law, what they’re saying is individual citizens in solid blue states are f_d by a tyranny of the majority. What they’re saying the Bill of Rights isn’t worth the parchment it’s printed on.
Appearing at a Veterans Day ceremony to score a photo-op hardly makes Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti a supporter of veterans … Instead, she ingratiated herself with hard left “progressives” by issuing a mayoral “Wear Orange” proclamation. [More]
Good letter and good points by WarOnGuns Correspondent Andy M.
Letters to the editor are an often-overlooked tool by many gun owners that can get our voices outside of the echo chamber. I wrote a column back in 2009 trying to encourage more of it and giving some pointers gleaned from personal experience as to how to up your chances of getting published.
Rampaging grizzly bear attacks schoolchildren and teacher on Canada hike leaving at least 11 injured with two in critical condition [More]
You might ask what kind of teachers would knowingly expose their charges to lethal threats while deliberately having no means of protecting them, and the answer is most of them.
[Via bondmen]
A Queens senior citizen who shot dead a man who tried to rob him will spend four years in prison after admitting to toting an unlicensed revolver — as his lawyer ripped the city’s “draconian” gun laws. [More]
Good morning, Ms. Dhillon. Your mission, should you choose to accept it…
[Via Andy M]
The CA legislature recently passed Assembly Bill 1263, which puts additional regulations on the sale and shipment of firearm parts and gunsmithing tools. Unfortunately, this means that there will be some new restrictions on how you order and how we ship firearm parts and gunsmithing tools to you. [More]
I wonder how they’d be able to find out if you had a trusted friend in a neighboring, freer state you could drive to order them for you.
[Via GP]
Gun rights groups hail Trump’s pick to lead ATF: ‘First ever truly pro-Second Amendment nominee’ [More]
A true champion of the Second Amendment, eh? I wonder what Fletcher thinks.
He’ll be a DOJ team player. This is how the team plays:
Dem congresswoman indicted for ‘particularly selfish’ alleged theft of FEMA relief funds for campaign use [More]
If you’re not afraid to steal people’s guns, why would you be afraid to steal their money?
It goes with a communist entitlement mentality:
We shouldn’t have to explain to our children why Congress took dinner off the table.
You shouldn’t have to explain why “Congress” needs to feed them.
