Notes from the Resistance
The brutal stabbing of a man in New York City’s Times Square Thursday underscores the futility of public disarmament, which affects only law-abiding citizens, and proves the proponents of so-called “sensitive zones” are clueless, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms said. [More]
Predators are sensitive to vulnerability because their success at bringing down prey depends on it.
Washington state gubernatorial hopeful, Senator Mark Mullet (D), on May 28, filed official ethics complaints with the Washington State Executive Ethics Board alleging that Attorney General (AG) Bob Ferguson used his public office for his political campaign… [More]
Who better to demand your guns than a criminal tyrant?
NYC straphanger set on fire blocked fiancée from maniac’s flaming liquid in subway attack, has burns on 30% of his body [More]
Sorry, but “justice-impacted individuals” are “overrepresented in the system”…
Plus we know it’s impossible for this to have been a hate crime.
[Via bondmen]
Joe Biden Visits Hunter’s Ex Before She Likely Testifies in Gun Trial [More]
Can you say “witness tampering”?
I knew you could…
Oh, and look who else he’s using:
Joe and Hunter Biden used a visit to Sandy Hook memorial service to set up secret meet with Chinese over $10m-a-year deal, new emails reveal
There’s big money in blood dancing.
[Via bondmen]
Johnny Wactor’s Ex-Fiancée Fights Back Tears, Blames Los Angeles Soft on Crime Policies for ‘General Hospital’ Star’s Death [More]
How did she vote?
Because trendy Democrats are moving past that.
[Via bondmen]
Hunter Biden loses last-minute appeal to dismiss gun charges [More]
Any doubts if this were you or me we’d already have our place in genpop?
Meanwhile, DOJ tells me they’ve found some documents, although why they just can’t cite where they presume to get their authority from is beyond me, so I smell more go-through-the-motions stalling.
And I just had an idea. I want to run it by my advisors first.
[Via Jess]
Boston Democratic mayor says criminals should not be prosecuted for theft, gang registry should be abolished [More]
Because a proven urban Democrat vote-getting scam picking up steam is to tell constituents conditioned to feel entitled, many of whom have relatives in the system, that holding criminals accountable is racist.
As for the neologism, yeah, I know what I’ve said about “Karens,” so call me a hypocrite, but the rest of the world is using it and as long as it’s useful at spreading a meme, I also said “Any chair in a bar fight” first.
3 homicides within 45 minutes across Philadelphia in Memorial Day weekend violence [More]
How to play: Enter a city on the list and “+ homicide” in Google News search.
[Via Steve T]
Parents believe ‘beefs’ amplified by social media livestreaming to blame for St. Paul shootings [More]
They did it! They missed the barn!
[Via Steve T]
Massachusetts Trans “Woman” Goes on Stabbing Rampage at Massachusetts Movie Theater – Stabs 4 Girls Ages 9 to 17 without Warning [More]
Some people just can’t follow the rules. And AMC Theaters makes sure you’re helpless against them.
Hey, is this song gonna have to go away now because it offends?
[Via Michael G]
“Mentally torturing a false confession out of Tom Perez, concealing from him that his father was alive and well, and confining him in the psych ward because they made him suicidal, in my 40 years of suing the police I have never seen that level of deliberate cruelty by the police,” said Jerry Steering, Perez’s attorney in Newport Beach. [More]
These are who Trump wants to beef up qualified immunity for?
Back the Blue! Murica!
[Via Michael G]
A Portsmouth police officer charged with driving under the influence in Hampton reached 100 miles per hour on the interstate and later kicked an officer during her arrest, according to court documents. Carmen Johnson also allegedly made remarks about the arresting officer’s race and commented about a “dislike of white people,” police allege in the court documents. [More]
She’s a victim of coicumstance…
What a thing to arm and set upon the normals…
[Via Steve T]
Baltimore’s former top prosecutor avoided prison during her sentencing on Thursday after being convicted of perjury and mortgage fraud, The Associated Press reported. [More]
Funny, who ends up being a “prohibited person”…
[Via bondmen]
The Colonel confronted Daraev, an altercation ensued, and Daraev was shot multiple times. [More]
Good thing it was outside Fort Br… uh…Liberty.
Now describe the what an “altercation” justifying lethal force looks like, because the accounts I’ve seen have been light on the details.
[Via bondmen]
Related UPDATE
Tinfoil Haturday: Special Ops Soldier Shoots Illegal Chechen Photographing His Kid, Then it Gets Weird [More]
The plot thickens…
[Via Michael G]
“We’re Numb” To Chaos: Baltimore Crowned America’s Overdose Capital [More]
Must be a machine gun problem…
Democrats…
[Via bondmen]
Seven people between the ages of 15 and 20 were shot, according to police. [More]
And with no arrests, ther’s no other information to share with us at this time…? Not even descriptions to warn the public to look out for…?
Naturally, “Lansing Mayor Andy Schor issued a statement calling for more state and federal action on gun control…”
He sounds like a broken record.
The grabbers all do…
[Via Jess]
Perth killer of mother and daughter would have had fewer guns under proposed laws [More]
I know we’re not supposed to ask this, but how many would you need?
And I wonder how WA’s police minister, Paul Papsmear, would react to: “This individual, sadly, was a fit and proper person, right up until the time he committed that act and he was a law-abiding police official right up until he wasn’t”… ?
[Via Jess]
The latest high court action came in a 6-3 decision in Culley v. Marshall, where the justices held that there are “no due process protections for citizens in asset forfeiture proceedings to have an early court hearing to contest the government keeping possession of their seized property while they await trial.” [More]
“6-3″…? The Democrats voted right and the “pro-gun” judges voted wrong…?
What’s a government with an unlimited war chest stripping innocent-until-proven-guilty defendants of resources to defend themselves have to do with guns?
Ask the Reese family (and you’ll need to use the Wayback Machine to access my old Gun Rights Examiner links.)
I wonder if the majority got new Leathermans…
California man arrested after randomly punching elderly victims, stopping to pose for photo… Police contacted Hostetler’s parents Saturday morning and, with their help, Hostetler exited his home and was arrested without incident. [More]
“Man”…?
No attempted murder charges…?
That’s when store owner Valerio appears in the video and can be seen trying to pistol-whip Pullatasi, who then drops to the ground having been shot. [More]
Regardless, it sure looks like he’d have been justified if the shot had been intentional. Basically, he got in trouble for trying to be merciful.
They rely on violent crime so that they have blood to dance in, to whip up mob furor among constituents ignorant and stupid enough to vote for them. [More]
Why punish their constituents when they can punish you?
Northwestern appears to have violated a U.S. law called the Clery Act by not taking and publishing police reports from students who say they were assaulted, battered, stolen from, or witnessed crimes committed by anti-Israel protesters on campus. Failure to do so would allow the university to report lower crime numbers and portray a false picture of campus safety. [More]
Isn’t recruiting under false pretenses fraud?
I guess a “private school” with snouts in the government trough figures it can get away with just about anything.
[Via Michael G]
We’ve all read the headlines, “Guns are the number one killer of kids in America.” Unfortunately, that headline is grossly misleading. [More]
Factor out adolescent/young adult products of absent, immoral, and incompetent parenting, and then what’s it look like?
Despite being allegedly armed with a gun and apprehended at the scene of a shooting incident, Judge David Kelly released Torres-Roman from custody. Torres-Roman already ignored a scheduled hearing on May 13. [More]
It’s kind of a thing with him.
[Via bondmen]
