Notes from the Resistance
Armed pregnant woman shoots attacker targeting her family in Arkansas parking garage [More]
Juxtapose this brave woman’s reality against the kind of Action Moms Demand. They would rather see her dead than armed.
Stupid goddam useful idiot geese…
[Via Sweet Babboo]
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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.
A man was arrested early Wednesday in New York City after fatally shooting an armed robber in Queens, according to law enforcement. [More]
They would literally rather see you dead than armed.
America, Guns, and Freedom picks apart each argument of the medical professions’ attempts to link guns and public health. [More]
A powerful and persuasive author lauds the work of a powerful and persuasive author.
This is a belief in authoritarian supremacy and the magic of the badge of the “Only Ones,” like the Pontifical Swiss Guard and Gendarmerie Corps. [More]
Armed guards with state-of-the-art weaponry for them and martyrdom for the rest of us…
Women are buying more guns, though studies suggest self-defense use is rare… A Harvard University analysis found people defended themselves with a gun in less than 1% of crimes from 2007 to 2011. More recently, a Stanford University study of 17.6 million Californians found that people who lived with handgun owners but did not own a gun themselves died by homicide more than twice as often as their gun-free neighbors. [More]
If what they say is true, NRA families must be self-destructing at an astonishing rate.
Somebody at Faux News decided it was important to offset reality by citing “statistics” and talking points from people who want to ban guns. Nothing like assigning such stories to a self-described “cat lady.”
Car rushes Vatican gate, is fired on by gendarmes; driver apprehended after reaching courtyard [More]
The Vatican…? Guns…?
Perhaps revisiting the hypocrisy of calling for citizen disarmament from behind the protection of the armed-to-the-teeth Swiss Guard is in order.
A Tribute to a Defender of Freedom and Scholar, Robert A. Waters [More]
Miguel A. Faria, MD, acknowledges the contributions a “fellow researcher” has made to the public’s understanding of how firearms in the hands of moral and rational people are used to defend against predators.
“The death of Banko Brown … was nothing short of a lynching,” one speaker said. “And anyone that stands beside that is standing beside lynching. [More]
The lynch mob, which did not review the evidence the prosecutor did, equates self-defense with lynching. Who thinks they’d be this ginned up if the victim were a straight white Republican instead of a black trans?
[Via bondmen]
We could even encourage worried homeowners to buy bear spray for protection. I backpack, and it’s well known that bear spray is more effective against a charging grizzly than a handgun. Probably also more effective against a home invader. Think of it as harm reduction. [More]
That ought to go real well indoors.
As for outdoors, I’m thinking the Tueller drill shows a human can traverse 21 feet in a second-and-a-half and I’m guessing how long an 800 Lb. bear at 35mph would take and how close it actually has to get to be assured of a face-full, and wondering if that would be enough, and then remembering how some have been seen rolling around in pepper spray, and noting rangers carry guns, and then what he’d do against an armed home assailant, and… what the hell. It’s not like this chronic idiot is worth debating.
[Via WiscoDave]
Second Amendment Still About Armed Self-Defense, as These 11 Examples of Defensive Gun Use Show [More]
Not exclusively, Amy Swearer, and deliberately ignoring the core purpose in the first 13 words leaves it vulnerable to all kinds of infringements.
[Via Michael G]
This is what is happening to our family—once vigorously anti-firearm and now reluctantly in possession of one. [More]
Good– Democrat-enabled crime is waking people up to the reality that they’re on their own. But unless he’s physically incapacitated, you gotta wonder what kind of man relies on his wife to defend him.
[Via Jess]
Armed Robbery Ended by Jeweler with a Gun [More]
Shades of Lance Thomas!
Ol’ Daniel didn’t live up to his surname, did he?
[Via Jess]
Kyle Rittenhouse announced on Saturday he filed a counter lawsuit against Gaige Grosskreutz for assault and emotional distress, stemming from their interaction when Rittenhouse shot Grosskreutz in self-defense during the 2020 BLM riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin. [More]
He made the leftist punk his B!tch once. No reason he shouldn’t be able to do it again…
[Via Michael G]
According to Asst. Chief Ernest Garcia, four suspects in masks entered the store and started robbing customers at gunpoint. That’s when an armed customer pulled out their weapon and shot at the suspects, Garcia said. Three of the robbery suspects were shot. [More]
This makes it seem like he has a good presence of mind. Let’s hope that extends to what he told police before seeing an attorney. And let’s hope the attorney advises the intent was not to stop a robbery, it was because the gun owner was acting in self-defense.
[Via bondmen]
Philadelphia concealed gun holder acted in self-defense, fatally shooting attacker at cemetery: DA [More]
Good thing he wasn’t at a VA cemetery…
[Via Len Savage]
How often do you see a prosecution where the police are witnesses for the defense? Gov. Abbott should just pardon this guy, right now, and stick it up Soros’ @$$. [More]
Yep. Not that the Dementing Moms would agree.
WarOnGuns Correspondent Michael G has more:
Lead detective’s affidavit says Soros-backed Austin prosecutor CRIMINALLY withheld exculpatory evidence in Daniel Perry case! [More]
Evidently, everyone who doesn’t want to see foreign and domestic enemies destroy the Republic is an antisemite.
Looks like Abbott’s up on pardoning. Now let’s see if the Texas AG is up on prosecuting the damn Marxist persecutor. Enough with “law enforcement.” It’s past damn time for some rights enforcement.
UPDATE
Andrew Branca says the “conviction was legally sound.”
FAFO. [More]
However, the prosecutor said the shooting was not justified because Colie shot someone who was unarmed inside a mall. The judge denied the bond request and believed Colie was a danger to the public.
And the harasser got within six inches? I may have reacted physically, too, and we know what a well-placed fist can do.
I don’t think it’s out of line to wonder what the prosecutor and judge would have done had this moron’s shooter been an “Only One.”
[Via Steve T]
A New York City parking garage attendant was hit with an attempted murder charge after confronting an armed thief and wrestling the gun away before opening fire on the suspect. Moussa Diarra, 57, is also charged with assault and criminal possession of a weapon in connection with the incident that occurred at around 5:30 a.m. Saturday morning. [More]
This is what the prohibitionists would have us all reduced to.
With “legally-recognized” criminal possession exceptions, of course.
Funny, how often the racist inequities of that turn up.
UPDATE
DA Alvin Bragg will not prosecute NYC garage worker who shot armed thief [More]
Yeah, now that there are eyes on this and he fears it may affect public sympathies for him in his quest to make a national name for himself in the political persecution of Orange Man.
Why was the poor guy charged in the first damn place?
Why do mass shooters target K-12 schools? [More]
No, of course, they don’t answer the question.
[Via Mike F]
Imagine that. Predators are deterred by sufficient force.
There’s a lesson to be learned here the suicide cultists are doing their damnedest to redirect, obscure, and disparage.
