RED FLAG LAWS ARE BANNED IN TEXAS – The Anti-Red Flag Act is heading to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk. [More]
So… no ERPOs (Extreme Rights Prevention Orders)?
[Via Jess]
Category: General Blog
The Line Gets Longer
For far too long, New York Democrats have weaponized state power to systematically dismantle the rights of law-abiding gun owners. That’s why I sent a letter to AG Bondi to investigate New York State’s persistent and unconstitutional assault on the Second Amendment rights of its citizens. [More]
[Via Jess]
A Plan Comes Together
How California Has Destroyed Its Middle Class [More]
Gee, it’s almost like that’s a calculated step.
Are you sleeping, bourgeoisie?
Because the enemy that wants your guns isn’t.
[Via Michael G]
Diva of Darkness
Plenty of parallels between then and now, brought to us by the same fine folks behind Spider & the Fly. Carve out the time to watch this and forward the link to those in your sphere of influence.
As an aside, for some reason I see parallels between this and the way Charles Manson indoctrinated his middle class followers.
As another aside, who do we know who started out as a communist and then repented and sought to spread the truth?
Daily Defense
No Country for Men
I thought you guys were trying to fake men into thinking you suddenly grokked them…
Instead, you’re out there spooking the herd by showing them an open borders hypochondriac spokesmodel who is scared of guns, scared of cars, incompetent at life, obsessed with AIDS movies, and fantasizes that if he were gay, he would “get married tomorrow, just to f*** with the church.”
Come to think of it, that pretty much describes anyone dumb enough to vote for you.
[Via WiscoDave]
Today’s Low-Hanging Fruit Report
Ball of Confusion
Like the Scorpion Told the Frog…
Why is Wired effectively providing a how-to guide on building a copycat weapon, especially when it’s being served up to Luigi Mangione’s fanbase of unhinged Marxist leftists? [More]
Probably for the same reason the witch told the flying monkeys to go and destroy…
You have to understand that Wired is owned by the same nepobillionaire who owns Teen Anal Sex Vogue, and as for YouTube making an exception to their rule, well, look who owns them.
They think they’ll forever be unaccountable, and that what they are abetting to bring about will always find them useful.
[Via bondmen]
Fourth Estate Fifth Columnists
It Can Never Happen Here?
“Lol you probably would have to actually genocide white people to make this a normal country,” Rodriguez wrote in one message, according to Klippenstein. “Like even a very targeted and selective rehabilitation program would probably have to lead to the lifetime imprisonments of tens of millions of white people.” [More]
Obviously we’re the Nazis…
Anybody think I wasn’t dead serious?
These domestic enemies exist. They want us disarmed. They want us dead.
Ironically, ultimately we’re what keeps useful idiots enabling them from the lime pits.
[Via Michael G]
Doubling Down on Being Evil
Meanwhile, Across the Pond…
We’re the Only Ones Secure Enough
Center School District security guard charged with murder after deadly shooting near Westport… According to the probable cause statement, Ponder was seen on surveillance video near a business, appearing to be involved in an argument with the victim before shooting the victim in the back as he was walking away. [More]
Are you Pondering what I’m Pondering, Pinky?
[Via Steve T]
That Explains It
From Rep. Paul Gosar to a constituent via email:
Reconciliation is a procedure under the Congressional Budget Act of 1974, where Congress implements budget resolution policies that are required to be related to permanent spending and revenue programs. Additionally, the Byrd rule, which was incorporated into the Congressional Budget Act of 1974, prohibits provisions that are “extraneous to the purpose of implementing budget resolution policies.” Consequently, provisions in a reconciliation bill cannot include policy changes that do not affect the budget or spending programs.
Consequently, this is why the full versions of the SHORT and Hearing Protection Act were not included in the bill, as the portions that affect non-tax provisions of the National Firearms Act (NFA) violate the Byrd rule.
Per the recipient:
“Now the only thing I need to figure out is how they managed to pass a bill out of the House that removed both the tax AND the registration. If you have any news on that, it sure would be worth a blog post.”
I don’t. How about you? And why not do the same with SBRs?
Asked and Answered
Let’s say Harris had won and the next day signed an executive order banning all guns. How many cops do you think would follow their oath? [More]
Oath Keepers had to be destroyed by those in power. And they had to make sure everyone believed that was for our own good.
[Via WiscoDave]
Zoning Out
Common Cause
Herschel springboards off my latest “common use” article and gives his own insights. [More]
I’m also interested in the guy in comments who felt the need to qualify his admission that I’m “absolutley correct here” by saying he “often disagrees with” me. Really? How? On what? Is it just from what he infers or can he prove something I said is wrong?
And There Was War in Heaven
The Dems Declare War on the Obama Boys [More]
Add in Hogg’s Children’s Crusade and it’s like Party Elders are getting the Biden treatment.
As fun as it is to watch them apparently implode, never underestimate the focused stupidity of Democrat voters and the Republican preponderance for blowing all advantages. Act like we’re going to lose the midterms, because we may.
[Via Michael G]
