And, as he’s reportedly done most (if not all of) the season, Miller was patted down by one of his teammates. [More]
Beats me.
When I die and go to hell they’ll make me watch sports.
[Via Steve T]
Notes from the Resistance
St. Louis suspect seen calmly loading gun, shooting homeless man execution style in broad daylight [More]
No worries.
The St. Louis Police Chief is meeting with clergy to “talk about crime” and “the St. Louis safety committee worked with the city police … to spread awareness about gun safety.”
Throw in a tax-funded youth mentoring program or two, and problem solved!
Teacher confiscates student’s Nintendo Switch during class. Student then attacks her, kicking and punching her, leaving her unconscious. [More]
Take a wholly undisciplined mental defective and drill into him from the start that he’s a systemic victim and that anyone not immediately surrendering whatever he feels entitled to is disrespecting him, and what other result does anyone expect?
I don’t suppose suggesting that being immersed for their formative years in unnatural woke school indoctrination could have an impact on weak minds that snap and go on killing sprees would be received well by the folks who say the answer is citizen disarmament…?
Or would anyone inquiring be wished dead?
25 Gunfighting Stats Learned From Convicted Cop Killers [More]
The most significant takeaway:
Percent of legally acquired gun used by offender: 0%
And yeah, I know it’s a 2017 article. Active response Training’s “Weekend Knowledge Dump” thinks we’ll still benefit from it and lots of other stuff in that post.
[Via Remarks]
UPS employees in Texas charged with trafficking cocaine [More]
What, no guns this time?
[Via Steve T]
Say hello to 17-year-old Kristopher Baca and, while you’re at it, go ahead and say good-bye, because this juvenile dirtbag is no longer depleting the earth’s supply of oxygen. [More]
Care to light a candle?
[Via Michael G]
Gun licensing and permit-to-purchase legislation, even just for handguns, have been effective, too, Abt said. With those laws, “we have good evidence to show reduced gun violence across the board,” Abt said. [More]
Prove it.
Be prepared to show how either of those substantially affects criminal decisions and impacts a black market in any way.
[Via Michael G]
Where Can You Carry a Gun? Whiplash Court Rulings Create Confusion. [More]
Where can criminals carry guns?
“This is a healing step and removes the physical structure where the crime that shook our community was committed,” Green wrote. [More]
Don’t be surprised to note our finest minds in “progressive” academia are steeped in medieval thinking.
Haven’t we established that Western thought and science are racist?
Funny thing– guess what’s still standing and lived in.
[Via Michael G]
THIS is the sub-machine gun seized in Bradford that a trial has been told was manufactured using a 3D printer. [More]
“Majeeb,” eh?
And “imprinted on the plastic is an image of an arm holding a curved sword with what appears to be blood dripping from the sword”…?
Sounds like they have a bigger problem than a gun…
On a tangentially-related note, this blog comes highly recommended. I haven’t had time to see if I agree, so I leave that to you who do.
[Via CP]
The Meridian Police Department has been made aware of multiple “active shooter” calls which have been reported across the State of Idaho. These calls have all been identified as hoaxes. [More]
And we’ve seen what can happen when responders go in with an assumptions mindset.
[Via Scott J]
Five shot, 2 dead after celebration of life event in Minnesota [More]
This marks the second shooting in St. Paul in the past two days. On Friday evening, three teen boys were wounded in a drive-by shooting during a funeral reception for a 15-year-old boy who had been fatally stabbed at a St. Paul high school earlier this month.
If only they would disarm you and me…
Meanwhile, Carter said the city has many problems, including the crime surge that briefly made the city the nation’s murder capital for most homicides per capita before being unseated by Jackson, Mississippi, at the end of 2022. [More]
North Carolina House of Representatives Speaker Tim Moore, another state congressman, and Moore’s security were driving back to the state capital from an event when a vehicle repeatedly rammed into the back of them, the speaker’s spokeswoman said Thursday. [More]
Coincidentally, with quotation marks, if you like, this was the day after the House voted to repeal handgun purchase permits. In any case, it’s fair to question if this was garden variety ‘roid rage or if he was targeted
Check out the cheesy excuse Rep. Michael Wray gave for voting against the bill he originally sponsored– no doubt his earlier feigned support was to sucker the Fudds at election time. What a weasel.
Ultimately, there is no such thing as a “pro-gun Democrat.” Besides, it’s never been about guns anyway.
The couple had been off on a visit to Palawan and were staying in Makati, a district in the capital region of Manila, on Feb. 19 when a pair of robbers on a motorcycle stopped them and held them at gunpoint. [More]
But…but…but commonsense…
Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 16 years, effectively ensuring the former Hollywood mogul and convicted rapist will spend the rest of his life behind bars. [More]
Speaking of wishing he wasn’t alive…
As much as my inner Nelson Muntz wants to point and laugh, there’s a bigger issue here that threatens all– an unproven allegation from an unnamed witness should not be enough to do this to anyone.
Show trials are the stuff of tyranny.
Besides, it’s not like plenty of famous “stars” much of America takes its political cues from didn’t get their willing start on the Hollywood casting couch, and like that hasn’t been a tradition.
My guess is if you took a look at “Jane Doe #1,” you’d find plenty of notches on that crotch.
Seven killed in Brazilian pool hall massacre after losers mocked: video [More]
No worries. Now with Lula in power, look for this to be a catalyst for more citizen disarmament affecting the “law-abiding.”
Just in case anyone was looking forward to a resumption of the good old days…
According to House Bill 23-1169, which only has one sponsor, Denver Democrat Rep. Jennifer Bacon, the change is needed because “Public safety is served by responding to low-level offenses with increased services rather than custodial arrest because non-prosecution of low-level offenses has been shown to reduce reoffending, or recidivism, for these populations.” [More]
Because nothing says “Don’t go on to bigger violations” like excusing victimizing others in smaller ways without consequences.
It figures she doesn’t want you to be able to defend yourself against the sociopaths she’s helping.
Any government that allows this has deliberately reneged on its basic charter and absolved the governed of giving consent. And “whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it.”
[Via Michael G]
St. Louis leaders and police work to address youth gun violence… The St. Louis safety committee worked with the city police on Tuesday to spread awareness about gun safety. [More]
“Youth violence” or “gun safety”? Which is it?
And what track record shows any of these dolts are capable of doing more than removing their sn0uts out of the trough long enough to regurgitate hackneyed talking points for an equally ignorant media that confirm their utter incompetence?
[Via bondmen]
Power-Grid Attacks Surge and Are Likely to Continue [More]
Since trusted FBI Director Wray assures us Antifa isn’t an organization, it can’t be them.
[Via bondmen]
The video shows the teens knocking the man to the ground and proceeding to kick and punch him for roughly ten seconds. While the assault in progress, the two security guards present refused to intercede. [More]
Meanwhile, Commie Jim Kenney, with his productive sector-funded 8-man armed security detail, demands you be defenseless against the feral pack savages incubated in his Democrat constituency.
[Via bondmen]
A man who was shot in the arm by Kyle Rittenhouse during the Kenosha riots in 2020 has filed a lawsuit against Rittenhouse and Wisconsin police and officials, Fox News Digital has learned. Gaige Grosskreutz, who testified he pointed a firearm at Rittenhouse before the then-teenager shot Grosskreutz and two others, is seeking economic losses, “damages for emotional distress, humiliation, loss of enjoyment of life, and other pain and suffering on all claims,” and punitive damages. [More]
Pro tip: If you don’t want to be emotionally distressed, humiliated, lose the enjoyment of life, and suffer pain at the hands of another, try not pointing a gun at him.
Newly Released J6 Footage Shows ‘Non-Uniformed’ Officers, Police Urging Pro-Trump Protesters to Go to the Capitol [More]
It’s a well-known and exploitable psychological phenomenon. I’m surprised sentences aren’t being appealed based on exploitation and manipulation by provocateurs trained to agitate and elicit such reactions in crowds.
I wonder if subpoenas by defense attorneys would reveal coordinated plans and instructions.
[Via Michael G]
Serial Killer Obsessed True Crime Fangirl ‘Giggled’ over Murdering Boyfriend with Celtic Dagger [More]
I can’t help but get the Darwinian vibe that any guy tapping into that demonic freak is pretty much volunteering for whatever follows. I feel the same amount of sympathy here as I do for the lunatics who crawl into wild animal enclosures at zoos.
[Via bondmen]