And Not a Violent Christian Nationalist White Supremacist to Be Found…

Nigerian Christians Face Legal Battle for the Right to Defend Themselves [More]

You don’t say.

I wonder how our anti-gun domestic “progressive faith leaders,” not in danger of being slaughtered and eradicated at any moment by bloodthirsty Marxist savages, feel about that…

[Via bondmen]

Maybe You CAN Judge a Book by Its Cover…

Books that have sparked fierce battles in Texas schools over sexually explicit content are available through the library of the Austin church where Democrat U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico both attends and preaches. An online catalog for St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church includes titles such as “Gender Queer,” “All Boys Aren’t Blue, This Book Is Gay,” and “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl”—books critics have argued contain graphic sexual content inappropriate for minors. [More]

Cue indignant outrage from the same people who want to ban Mark Twain and Harper Lee.

[Via Sweet Babboo]

Freudian Quip

Democratic Senate hopeful Graham Platner used to spout bizarre fantasies about raping home-invaders… “He was like, ‘I would rape them to show them that I’m dominant,’” … adding Platner would clarify that he wouldn’t be raping the hypothetical intruders in “a sexual way, not in a gay way.” [More]

So… not “rape-rape“? Will he use his “assault weapon”?

Knowing Democrat Party leadership and voters would rather have this sick f_ than a moderate Republican should tell us all we need to know about “our friends (with benefits?) across the aisle.”

These are the moral defectives who presume to have power over us, and to have authority to disarm us?

Why am I flashing on a Joe Biden/Russell Vanderwerf hybrid tactic, where he rapes them through the door?

Sorry, some stories are just so weird my mind goes places it shouldn’t.

[Via Jess]

If They’re Not Doing Anything Wrong…

US attorney accuses California of blocking voter roll audit- Federal prosecutors have sued California to release voter registration records, saying universal vote-by-mail and no voter ID system creates conditions for fraud [More]

What have they got to hide?

Whatever the results, California is still going to be overwhelmingly Democrat. How about focusing on some swing states that were close?

[Via Michael G]

The Out-of-Touch Untouchable

Grnc

The clock is ticking. The 2025–2026 legislative session has roughly two to three weeks remaining, and HB 674 — Rep. Jay Adams’ Firearms Liberty Act, which would establish lifetime concealed handgun permits for law-abiding North Carolinians — is sitting idle in the Senate Rules Committee. The House has already done its job. HB 674 passed the House and now waits on the Senate to act. Senate Rules Chair Bill Rabon controls whether this bill gets a committee hearing — or dies quietly without one. That choice is his. And right now, he’s making the wrong one. [More]

You can tell a lot about “Republicans” when you see how they behave when the votes tell them they are politically invulnerable. This guy thinks he doesn’t even have to try, as evidenced by his discontinued website and paying no attention to his X account for years.

I don’t suppose he’d be interested in no permits at all…?

On a Sauer Note

[T]he Supreme Court has just denied cert in a case where the solicitor general of the United States under Donald Trump actually wanted the court to take it. This is huge great news folks because it is signaling that the Supreme Court is done with criminals defending the right to keep and bear arms and much more likely to let law-abiding ordinary citizens vindicate their rights. This is a big deal, folks, because as you know, those 18 USC 922G cases are problematic because their bad facts make bad law. [Watch]

I’m more concerned with the fact that the SG knows that and proceeded anyway. After all, didn’t NSSF tell us, “USA Today and gun control groups [were] in a tizzy [because] U.S. Solicitor General John Sauer wrote, ‘The United States has a substantial interest in the preservation of the right to keep and bear arms and in the proper interpretation of the Second Amendment…'”?

And Smith himself declares “Prosecutorial discretion has always been a part of our legal system.”

So why does this seem to be a tradition with “pro-gun”Republican administrations?

Never forget:

We condemn any program that involves enforcing unconstitutional “laws”, even if such “laws” are enforced only against violent criminals. Unconstitutional “laws” are illegal, harmful to public safety, tyrannical, and are inevitably enforced against ordinary, non-criminal citizens.

[Via Jess]

Ecclesiastes 1:9

Virginia’s central argument is that Article I, Section 13 of the Virginia Constitution is not an individual Second Amendment-style right at all. According to the Commonwealth, Section 13 is a “collective, militia-tethered right,” meaning the right to keep and bear arms is tied to militia service rather than individual self-defense. [More]

There is no new thing under the sun.

And Opposite Day “progressives” keep coming back with the same tired, old, debunked revisionist lies.

Adventures in Baselessness

Hmmm…

Because Voter ID is racist.

SCOTUS Refusal to Address School Ban on Gun Imagery Puts Freedom 250 Art Contestants at Risk

School 2A Rights SCOTS AI CHAT GPT

Teachers have been known to report students over perceived off-campus gun concerns before, even when no cause for them existed. [More]

Submitting a historically accurate entry could run afoul of “zero tolerance” intolerance.

The Type of People

Investigators said two unidentified men exchanged gunfire in a parking lot near the intersection, despite the presence of numerous police officers in the area.“It just goes to show you how reckless some individuals can be,” Akron police Lt. Michael Murphy said. “To be able to shoot multiple rounds in front of a large number of police officers just puts you in the mindset or the type of people that we’re dealing with that could do something like this.” [More]

Unidentified, eh?

I don’t suppose they want the public’s help…?