Notes from the Resistance
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Ask if they’ll sign one of these:
I thought at first it might be an Ohio law thing about places that serve alcohol, but Giffords, of all groups, gives us an “out”:
Ohio also generally prohibits possession of firearms in establishments licensed to sell liquor in rooms or open air arenas where alcohol is being served on premises, although this restriction generally does not apply to people who are licensed to carry handguns or otherwise eligible for permitless carry, if they are not consuming alcohol or under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and if the establishment does not restrict firearm carrying.
I see some comments suggest carrying anyway and they’ll never know. I won’t for two reasons that have nothing to do with their property rights: First, anyone telling me up front they don’t trust me and would rather see me dead than armed won’t get a dime from me, and second, advertising up front that they’re a gun-free zone attracts dangerous scumbags I’d rather not expose myself and my family to.
Mexican TV reports that dozens of U.S. AT-4 weapons systems, which were originally shipped to Ukraine, have been purchased by Cartel Golfo in Mexico. [More]
I’m suspecting a misinterpretation and/or sloppy reporting because the source report only says:
“The weapon, which is only sold to armies and has been widely used during the invasion of Ukraine, was in the hands of a hitman from Los Escorpiones, a cell of the Gulf cartel, which operates in Reynosa.”
If weapons are being redirected from Ukraine, this, as stated, doesn’t prove it.
Besides, we know how the cartels get their weapons.
[Via bondmen]
Concerns over short-term rentals have extended from Downtown St. Louis and westward, after a 14-year-old was shot after reportedly not being allowed in a house party early Wednesday morning. [More]
Don’t people read rules anymore?
[Via bondmen]
The Bi-State Development Board of Commissioners is spending $52 million on its Secure Platform Plan, adding gates, fencing, and new security cameras at all MetroLink stations in Missouri and Illinois. [More]
That way, second responders will be able to watch victims do initial responding from the air-conditioned security of Command Central!
[Via bondmen]
Before carjacking, state patrol veteran ‘begged’ Lincoln Police to arrest his son [More]
So red-flagging real threats isn’t enough?
[Via Steve T]
As a condition of his plea agreement, Bartlett apologized in court Tuesday and admitted that his words were hateful. [More]
Don’t fall for provocations, especially if armed. Assume everyone has the means to record you. And realize that Chicom-inspired struggle sessions to punish “wrong thinking” are now the law of the land.
[Via bondmen]
Feds: Chesterfield man’s ‘green book’ had plan to seize White House, take power [More]
Sounds like he’s as good a plotter as he is a white supremacist…
The “heroes” certainly are making a big deal out of a low-hanging fruit lunatic who stood no chance.
[Via bondmen]
‘Beyond the financial, it’s personal’: Portland business owner frustrated with crime [More]
So, Michael Angelicho: Is that you on pg. 2 donating to a Democrat?
[Via Michael G]
Nationwide shooting incidents escalate raising concerns across U.S [Watch]
But they’re not really spread out “nationwide,” are they?
Just like bad “gun in the home” stats don’t apply to all homes, do they?
[Via 1Gat]
I ran out of time today– here are some tips from Bondmen that I just couldn’t do individual posts with commentary for:
Chicago Group Hired Gangsters to Be ‘Peacekeepers’ and It’s Working Out Just About the Way You Might Expect [More]
Dang. I just used the “Forget it, Jake” line.
[Via Michael G]
