Notes from the Resistance
The current “free speech zone” for the convention is in Pere Lafayette Park, a mere quarter of a mile from the convention venue. By comparison, the Democrats in Chicago have set up a free speech zone about three miles from the United Center where the convention will be held. [More]
So, who picked a Bloomberg city?
And once off the property of the venue, where are such “zones” authorized and why is “the party of small government” demanding them?
[Via Michael G]
One Third Of Stanford Students OK With Violence To Shut Down Speech [More]
Guess what else Stanford says we’ve gotta do…
[Via bondmen]
House GOP Passes Controversial Bill Labeling Certain Christian Scriptures as ‘Antisemitic,’ Sparking Fears of Criminalizing Religious Beliefs [More]
That oughta make Democrats like them! Figures Lawler’s behind it.
And it won’t just apply to religious beliefs.
Point 6 goes directly to my demonstrably provable objections to “dual citizenship.”
[Via bondmen]
WATCH: Activists Assault Breitbart News Journalist at UCLA ‘Palestine Solidarity Encampment’ [More]
Get used to it, and to it expanding far beyond college campuses.
I wonder how many are embedded assets…
James Woods had an interesting observation about self-named “Queers for Palestine.”
“There’s a bipartisan effort in Congress to equate criticism of the secular state of Israel to violence toward Jewish people in America,” Massie said in a follow-up tweet. “The latter is illegal and the former is protected speech, but if a false equivalency is established, it will be forbidden to criticize Israel.” [More]
Meanwhile, Greg Abbott continues his slide toward the Dark Side.
I’m wondering if Aaron Zelman would have been in danger of running afoul of this newfound demand that we all parrot the ADL.
How instructive to see “New York’s very own” PIX 11 pay so much attention to noted subject matter expert East Harlem resident Arlene on this.
“I think they shouldn’t be learning that on no video,” indeed.
So Fat Alvin presumes the power to coerce rules affecting the entire world… Hey, if you believe you don’t have to respect the Second Amendment, why should the First give you any problems?
Not that Google respects either.
[Via Jess]
A colleague told police they overheard Decie say, “When something like that happens, it makes me want to go home and get my rifle.” [More]
If hearsay’s all they’ve got on him, why is he facing any charges?
And think carefully about demanding charges for this lunatic.
Because doors can swing both ways.
Sharyl Attkisson Discusses Reporting About Obama-Era ‘Fast And Furious’ And Benghazi Scandals [Watch]
Ask yourself what would have been exposed had this not worked.
That nothing happened after it was exposed is another story altogether…
But wait! There’s more!
[Via Jess]
Pass a bill guaranteeing qualified immunity and let’s talk. Can we also do it to these domestic enemies? And these…?
Or, how about this as an alternative?
As a side note, look at all the indignant leftists screaming about rights. Funny, how subjective they are when it comes to freedom of political expression.
Robert Kerr Elementary School in Durand, Michigan, encouraged students to wear hats of their choice for a “hat day” event two years ago. The daughter of Adam Stroub, who filed the lawsuit on her behalf, wore a black hat featuring a white star, an image of an AR-15, and the phrase “Come and Take It,” a set of symbols frequently used to support the right to bear arms. Michael Papanek, a behavioral specialist at the school, noticed the hat and alerted school principal Amy Leffel, who asked Papanek to contact her parents and ask them to bring another hat for her to wear. [More]
Did anyone come in one of these?
Schools have dress codes. I’d file this under “Pick your battles more wisely.”
The real issue is public schools.
[Via Jess]
Around 700 protestors showed up to protest his appearance, chanting slogans like ‘no justice, no peace,’ ‘Kyle is a killer,’ and ‘lock his ass up.’ [More]
I’m debating going next Tuesday.
Outside can be dangerous enough. That it’s inside the KIVA Auditorium makes avoiding expected trouble problematic.
I’m not confident promoters have thought through all the potentials.
[Via Michael G]
Why should someone who desn’t respect yolur right to arms respect your right to petition for redress? Chad Clifford can afford to smirk because he knows he’s in a safe Democrat district.
Bonus points if anyone knows who my title came from.
[Via Jess]
UPDATE
Points to DDS for Kurt Hofmann. Some of you guessed Vanderboegh, and that’s who he heard it from.
Wisconsin voters approved two constitutional amendment proposals Tuesday that prohibit private money from being used to conduct elections and mandate only legally designated government officials may administer elections. This makes Wisconsin the 28th state to ban “Zuckbucks”-style electioneering and the second to do so by constitutional amendment. [More]
So, if they’re capable of being rational about elections, what the hell is this about?
Or am I making an assumption that ignores the same First Amendment abridgements that made McCain-Feingold so objectionable?
Feel free to edumacate me on similarities and differences.
[Via Michael G]
During a mandatory “structural racism” class at UCLA medical school, a pro-Hamas guest speaker led students in chants of “Free, Free Palestine” and demanded that they bow down to “mama earth” for a prayer. [More]
This is like telling Mao to hold your beer.
Forget the establishment clause. Now put down your fork and raise that fist — or else!
That there was compliance instead of an angry mass walkout tells us much. It figures the program is headed by a pediatrician.
[Via Michael G]
The Language Of Force: How The Police State Muzzles Our Right To Speak Truth To Power [More]
So is this where I play “God Bless the USA” or “Weight of the Badge“?
[Via bondmen]
Angry Student Mob Chases Attendees of Kyle Rittenhouse Event Off Campus at U. Memphis [More]
So naturally, David Hogg throws fuel on the fire.
I guess someone with armed guards doesn’t worry about it happening to him.
[Via Michael G]
Excessive free speech is a breeding ground for more Trumps [More]
The totalitarian-promoting wanker says that like it’s bad thing.
I’m sorry, I know you’re not supposed to judge a book by its cover, but that is one creepy, fascist-looking motherf****r…
[Via WiscoDave]
A second petition, posted on Change.org by KSU student Ally Grecco, urges the university and Turning Point to reconsider the decision to host Rittenhouse. Grecco points out KSU’s “painful history with gun violence” on May 4, 1970, which had profound impacts on national politics. [More]
My alma mater‘s right down the road– I may try to see if I can meet him.
You’d think knowing who committed that “gun violence,” their indignant sympathies woudln’t be with the “Only Ones,” but no-o-o…
[Via Michael G]
