How Sweden’s multicultural dream went fatally wrong [More]
[Via Michael G]
Notes from the Resistance
[T]he proximate-cause issue, in limbo will result in continuing legal uncertainty and ongoing attacks on the industry facilitated by courts that are allowing the most extreme theories of proximate cause in which remoteness is disregarded. [More]
The antis and their robed agents on the bench are counting on it.
Me, I’m still wondering which “State or Federal statute applicable to the sale or marketing of the product” is legitimately Constitutional.
[Via Michael G]
Deacon killed in shooting at church Easter egg hunt in Mississippi [More]
Let me guess: He wasn’t killed by “the greatest threat.”
[Via Jess]
As always, be aware that this is a thing. You never know when you might need an “I did not believe he was a real cop” defense.
[Via Steve T]
Missouri House approves bill allowing guns on public transit [More]
With 24 Republicans in the Senate and 10 Democrats, and a governor endorsed by Donald Trump, the only way this won’t become law is if there are betrayals…
[Via Steve T]
Former LAPD officer pleads guilty to murder in DUI crash that killed family of 3 [More]
You know, the one who’d just posted a “Don’t Drink and Drive” video before his actions burned these people to death…
And you tell me how, initially, the official story was that there were “insufficient grounds to file charges.”
2017 to now… Draw your own conclusion.
[Via Steve T]
The Morgan case is a case where a federal judge in Kansas found that machine gun possession charges are unconstitutional in violation of the Second Amendment as it applied to this individual Mr Morgan. This Kansas Morgan decision is now being contested by the Trump administration in the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. In fact, the Trump DOJ just argued to the 10th Circuit that the decision down below should be reversed. They argue that machine guns are not in common use for lawful purposes in today’s society and that they are dangerous and unusual items and as dangerous and unusual items they can be restricted by the federal government essentially however they want. [Watch]
I hate to say I told you so.
And “pro-gun” lawyers — the ones coming up with all kinds of apologetic rationales for administration betrayals, helped set it.
Kent, who is a former Green Beret, stated in no uncertain terms that Trump’s intelligence community is actively investigating the FBI’s possible role in orchestrating the chaos on January 6th. [More]
“No uncertain terms” and “possible” kind of cancel each other out.
Enough hyperbole. If there evidence is there, find it and use it in a court of law.
[Via bondmen]
Officers say after the vehicle underwent a canine screening and nonintrusive inspection system scan, they found five weapons, 260 rounds of ammunition, 14 magazines and additional weapon components in the vehicle and trailer it was pulling. [More]
I was wondering how cartels got all their heavy firepower…
[Via bondmen]
Texas bill would prevent State Fair of Texas from prohibiting firearms [More]
From some people. What are these “licenses” of which they speak?
I wonder if they’ll screw it up again.
[Via bondmen]
Nearly 400 Local Police Depts Sign Up to Help DHS Arrest Criminal Illegals Since Trump Inauguration [More]
Florida campus police agencies partner with ICE
Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue.” And I have that on good authority.
[Via bondmen]
Congressman Mike Kelly—the lawmaker blocking access to critical documents about the Butler assassination attempt—must not be allowed to advance a bill that ignores glaring conflicts of interest in behavioral health linked to the Butler, PA assassination attempt of President Trump. KILL THE BILL: HR 2085 [More]
Yeah, I know, he’s “good” on guns, but does he really understand why?
“This bill unnecessarily restricts the rights of hunters and sportsmen rather than targeting violent criminals.”
[Via bondmen]

“We’re honored to have Gretchen Whitmer from Michigan, great state of Michigan. And, she’s been — she’s really done an excellent job. And a very good person,” Trump said. [More]
As opposed to Thomas Massie, who he called “a third rate Grandstander”?
How are we supposed to take anything he says seriously and sincerely?

WHAT IS HB38?: HB38, the Second Amendment Financial Privacy Act, prevents payment card networks from using a firearms code for purchases in North Carolina. It would also prevent payment card networks from maintaining a record of individuals residing in this State who own firearms. More importantly, it would prohibit a payment card network from discriminating against a firearms merchant, including refusing to serve or declining a lawful payment card transaction. [More]
What, they don’t want the Department of PreCrime snitchware being pushed by a communist bank?
When Bureaucrats Rewrite Law: What the Supreme Court’s Ghost Gun Ruling Means for Gun Owners & Small Businesses~ Deep Dive [More]
This, and the podcast it reports on, merit wider gun owner congnizance.
The only thing I would add is that those “consistent governing laws” being called for are illegitimate if they infringe.