Notes from the Resistance
“Using AI technology, we re-created the voices of those shot and killed by guns so they can call our representatives in hopes of changing our country’s gun laws.” [More]
What do you call people who feed off the dead? Like the truism goes, garbage in, garbage out.
The former president and — legal challenges aside — presumed GOP contender for the office in November, knew just which buttons to push to stoke the boundless enthusiasm of the thousands of supporters. [More]
This is what we’ve got to work with. And work we must.
I left suddenly on Thursday because I’d just gotten my press credentials approved to hear Donald Trump speak at NRA’s Great American Outdoor Show and had to get to Harrisburg, PA.
I spent yesterday writing it up for Firearms News.
That leaves a potential conflict, as duly enacted existing law, which mandates “The commissioner shall establish a program for training individuals in the safe handling of firearms,” does not add a proviso saying “except for firearms that Democrats don’t like.” And the truth about that is all of them, as the Fudds will find out when they’re no longer needed. [More]
Who knew “commonsense gun safety” meant no training? My Freedom of Access Act Request attempts to find out who’d behind that bit of idiocy.
And I just sent it out this morning:
This piece came out while I was away. [Read]
Len Savage was arrested after defending himself, and while the charges against him were dropped, he’s demanding an investigation into LE motives for why his attacker isn’t being prosecuted.
It would be a “yuge” mistake. Knowing the truth about Kennedy’s historic support for citizen disarmament would take the fire out of a lot of gun-owning voters’ bellies. [More]
Stop me if you’ve heard about Trump’s advisors giving him crap advice before. Would you really vote to put someone who doesn’t trust you with guns a heartbeat away from the presidency?
Let incarcerated criminals vote for citizen disarmament, serve on juries, and run for office to stop “gun violence”! [More]
Democrats — and not just the “extreme” ones — are using inmates to secure control of the asylum.
With a history of personal nastiness combined with repeated demands to lay claim to the rights of his countrymen, it’s natural that the targets of Baldwin’s obsession would see the humor in his becoming victim of his own hubris. [More]
Or as Shakespeare wrote, “Hoist with his own petard…”
It should be a straightforward enough process and you’d think the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Department of Justice would be on the same page, instead of pointing fingers, abdicating responsibilities, and just plain getting things wrong, especially considering how they increasingly hold Federal Firearms Licensees to “zero tolerance standards” over paperwork glitches. [More]
It took fear of getting spanked by the court, but they finally, grudgingly agreed to an appeals process.
Yet the NRA under LaPierre was instrumental in urging its members to give power to politicians they knew would end up working against them, and then either acted surprised when it happened or just ignored it when it did. [More]
Ever notice how those who say “Politics is the art of the possible” are always counseling appeasement instead of pushing envelopes to see what’s really possible…?
Tester demands they be disarmed when they go to the post office not even allowed to keep their lawfully owned guns securely stored in their vehicles … If it were up to Tester, we would not have the Bruen decision… [More]
Republican contenders Johnson and Sheehy can use both of these issues against him.
And what’s worse is that while Suozzi showed he perfectly understands the ultimate last resort provision against tyranny behind the Second Amendment, he actively works to undermine it in his quest for power over the lives of his countrymen. [More]
Suozzi’s idea of “gun violence prevention” is to disarm you and me and start an armed uprising.
As long as identity communities continue to reward corruption with power, they will continue to suffer the consequences that come from blaming others for their own poor choices. [More]
The problems are “systemic,” alright, but not in the way Democrat race hustlers would have us believe.
Voters paying attention could have seen Cheney’s malleable self-serving loyalties coming by the company she keeps. In 2009 she partnered with Bill Kristol to found Keep America Safe, a nonprofit advocate for Bush–Cheney national security positions. Kristol is the Never Trumper who has called Democrats “foolish” and “cowardly” for not demanding more infringements, declaring “I don’t think [Americans] have a right to semi-automatic, quasi-machine guns that can shoot a hundred bullets at a time,” and asserting the “lazy” white working class should be replaced by “new Americans.” [More]
Yet another reason why gun owners trusting NRA grades without doing their own due diligence so often end up feeling swindled and used…
So it’s curious that those who demand the loudest for gun prohibitions infringing on the rights of “law-abiding citizens” are doing more than turning a blind eye on the millions of illegal aliens, many of them military-age men, that have been pouring across the border for years and are now surging in unprecedented numbers while the Biden administration waves them through. They’re incentivizing them to come. [More]
It’s almost like “gun safety” is a false front for useful idiots that masks a different motive altogether…
They’ll be back for more, and more, and more. Because they’ll take what they can get incrementally, but never lose sight of the goal that they want it all. [More]
Who thinks they’ll stop with this?
And yes, “the world does appear to be largely deaf” to the massacre, which is curious, especially since it is blacks being slaughtered wholesale. [More]
On the plus side, Giffords Law Center could give them an A++ rating for their “commonsense gun safety laws”!
“[b]ased on questions received from the public, [the “public” was AmmoLand News’ David Codrea] [More]
I appreciate the editorial insert.
I never could get those folks to acknowledge my stuff on their own.
With the “Long Line of Chicago, Illinois Leaders Found Guilty of Corruption,” Al Capone’s got to be looking up from the pit and wondering what the hell he did that was so wrong — aside from his choice of gang to be part of. [More]
Life in the clown world corruptocracy… except nobody’s laughing.
The prohibitionists want to sue dealers out of existence and are using spurious allegations parroted by their complicit media partners to add another con to their repertoire of rights swindles. [More]
Does anyone believe Steve Detttelbach’s ATF doesn’t welcome being sued and hasn’t been ordered to find a plausible way to take a dive?
So, if someone else does it you can catch it? What’s the agent of transmission, and how does it enter the body? Can we vaccinate against it? [More]
If what they say is true, shouldn’t we all be wearing face diapers or something?
Commercial Free-Goat Guns attacked by stupid Moms Demand Action loser on Twitter-Can’t make this stuff up folks! [Listen]
I got a few comments in before my phone crapped out for good, and much of the remainder was based on this.
If you tried to listen in to Daily Defense you’ll see I didn’t make it due to phone difficulties.
I was having internet issues a few weeks back and had to replace my modem and router, and the tech also replaced the “land line” phone modem in the basement because I’d had the original since 2007 and it was no longer something they serviced.
Anyway, I tried calling in several times and couldn’t get the AAR phone to ring. I did get through on my cell, but the reception was so lousy we couldn’t hear each other. After several attempts we decided to call it a day.
I called my provider and they had me do the old pull-the-plug-out-and-wait modem reset, and that didn’t work. I called back and after doing diagnostics he figured out the problem was when the new modem was installed, the state of Ohio requires me to sign an agreement that emergency calls will show my address– which I was never told about. So bottom line, not having my agreement, they disconnected me — without telling me. I didn’t find out until I’m trying to be heard by a couple hundred stations nationwide…
Anyway, I finagled with the tech over the phone for another 40 minutes and after not being able to get anything to work he scheduled a service call tomorrow afternoon.
Ah, well.
In the scheme of things, if this is my biggest personal immediate complaint today, I thank God for having had such a charmed life… so far.
That’s it for me ’til tomorrow. I have ribs slow-cooking that I’ll stick under the broiler in an hour, and some cornbread to make for dinner tonight. That and bacon and beef sausage beans, and some homemade coleslaw…
Getting into the Christmas spirit here…
Gun owners were quick to join in, pointing out the hypocrisy of gun-grabbers allegedly breaking gun laws they lobbied for and the delicious irony of the prohibitionists “hoist with their own petard.” [More]
I wonder if it’s a coincidence that the city backed down from participating in a highly publicized event just a few hours after I warned them the chief’s public admissions created a potential legal nightmare for them — and if similar warnings can be used to derail other “buybacks” where they’re incentivizing people with no safety training to handle and transport guns…
Most “child gun deaths” don’t occur on privileged white estates with swimming pools. But the manipulators behind the video know their target (Democrat) audience and are counting on them having more sympathy for a stereotypical adorable little blonde girl than for who the real victims of criminal violence are apt to be. [More]
Once more the gun-grabbers show us that the best way to appeal to frustrated white Democrat hag empathy is to show something bad happening to a privileged “Aryan.”
So, what else could the “terrified students and professors” do besides “cower”? [More]
“Run, Hide, Fight,” the armed SECOND responders advise. What if you can’t outrun a bullet, can’t keep the monster from finding you, and can’t get close enough to attack back with a fire extinguisher or chair?
If Biden’s motion ultimately prevails, other categories of prohibited persons become vulnerable to challenge, as well as records required to be kept by Federal Firearms Licensees, which themselves have no historical counterpart. The possibilities for reclaiming rights seem boundless. [More]
It would be deliciously ironic if, in saving his own skin, this degenerate saved ours…
