Notes from the Resistance
The SPLC declined to comment when asked whether Jurgens changed into black-bloc-style clothing and whether he physically attacked police officers or equipment during the assault on Cop City. The SPLC declined to specify whether it had any evidence that Jurgens had remained peaceful. [More]
Of course, they’ll take full advantage of the burden of proof, something they don’t practice with those they publicly condemn as “haters.”
[Via Michael G]
A witness told KOB 4 the shooting happened during a showing of “No Hard Feelings.” [More]
That’s pretty ironic. It’s also a reason why if I want to see a movie, I have a big flat-screen TV with all the comforts of home. In addition to snacks and drinks for a fraction of what you pay at the counter, I get to be selective about who sits next to me.
If Cinemark has a “No Guns” policy they keep it well-hidden, plus I don’t see a sign posted on their front door.
And in the No Fool Like an Old Fool Department, I see a retired “Authorized Journalist” grousing about “He is 19 and his gun is totally legal” without documenting that it was and ignoring that in New Mexico you have to be 21 to get a concealed carry permit, and then trailing off into the same old lying nonsense about “well regulated militias” the antis have been using for decades to deny an individual right to keep and bear arms…
[Via Steve T]
Shooting at Michigan street party leaves 2 dead, 15 injured [More]
Is it too soon to call on Tommy Lee again?
[Via bondmen]
Fairfax County, Virginia takes shotguns away from police, replaces them with beanbags, and you can almost feel crime going down! [More]
That grinning little girl in uniform may be in for the surprise of her life.
Remember that plan we just talked about?
[Via Michael G]
As 24-year-old Marine Daniel Penny awaits trial after being charged with second-degree manslaughter in the death of frequent New York City subway agitator and homeless man Jordan Neely, 30, a fresh wave of subway attacks has people talking about what some are calling the “Daniel Penny effect” —where bystanders see an assault happening but refuse to intervene out of fear they will be arrested and charged. [More]
Why stick your neck out?
[Via Michael G]
Police in California are not immune from civil lawsuits for misconduct that happens while they investigate crimes, the state Supreme Court ruled this week, overruling a precedent made by lower courts that had helped protect law enforcement from litigation for decades. [More]
Good. Maybe. Before cheering too loudly, consider the inevitable increased lawlessness and demands for more citizen disarmament.
[Via Michael G]
A Rhode Island Democrat State Senator named Joshua Miller was arrested on Friday after he was accused of keying another man’s car because it had an anti-Biden bumper sticker on it [More]
It figures a cowardly psychopath who won’t control himself would be so hot on controlling everybody else.
[Via Michael G]
Three San Antonio police officers have been charged with murder in the fatal shooting of a woman who was experiencing what the city’s police chief said was a “mental health crisis.” … “They placed themselves in a situation where they used deadly force which was not reasonable given all the circumstances as we now understand them”… [More]
So “escalate” and “agitate” aren’t the appropriate protocol…?
[Via Remarks]
‘Tired of the Gunshots’: Terrified Black Residents Fleeing Crime-Ridden Democrat-Run Cities [More]
The Democrats are counting on it.
[Via Andy M]
Supreme Court rules against man given 27 years in prison on gun charges [More]
If you’d told me I would side with Ketanji Brown Jackson against Clarence Thomas I’d have said you were nuts, albeit my reasons are different from hers.
[Via Jess]
What these and other recent mass shootings share in common is they all involve suspects in their teens, highlighting what can be a deadly mix of teenage bravado and impulsiveness with access to guns. [More]
Funny. Not a word about what really produces and sustains such aberrations unfit to live in a free society and allows them to flourish.
What can I say but “Associated Press“? And “DSM“?
And despite the overt attempt to convince the voting public otherwise, the problem is not — and has never been — “easy access.”
[Via Jess]
The lawsuit follows. Readers are encouraged to set aside the time to go through it completely to understand the totality of events that happened and are still happening to a citizen attempting to comply with police orders, and to know if it can happen to Jason Kloepfer it can happen to any of us. [More]
That this story hasn’t been headline national news tells us much.
Because the DOJ has now made charges public, and because Biden’s attorney has acknowledged those charges, attorney Stephen Stamboulieh filed a new FOIA request Tuesday afternoon. [More]
The Biden administration’s enforcers want to gloss this over and are counting on the “real reporters” to let them. My sense is there’s more here to uncover and I want to keep digging and find out what they don’t want us to know.
The warrant says 44-year-old Shawn Ray Carnes violated the victim’s privacy while she was using the bathroom at the Downtown Fitness Compound by using a cell phone to take/attempt to take a picture of her through a hole in the office wall that was adjacent to the bathroom. [More]
What is it about power pervs and holes…?
[Via Steve T]
Special Counsel John Durham recently appeared before Congress to answer questions about his bombshell report on the FBI’s botched handling of Donald Trump’s alleged Russian collusion in 2016, and what Americans heard in the hallowed halls of the Capitol should chill them to the core. [More]
I wish “real reporters” would get it through their damned heads that deliberate indifference and criminal acts don’t qualify as “botched.”
