Notes from the Resistance
Right-wing populism usually consists of men who were born to immense privilege… [More]
Feel the immense privilege JD was born into.
The “progressive intellectuals” at Current Affairs live in a special bubble all their own, don’t they?
[Via Michael G]
Yet Gannon’s defense attorney, Stephen Colella, described Hayes as “someone who, allegedly attending a peaceful rally, saw fit to bring a semiautomatic weapon and 20 rounds, and a person who has, in fact, attended similar rallies in the past similarly armed”… [More]
Yeah, to keep hotheaded lunatics like your 32-year-old buttwad client from attacking his 47-year-old target peaceably exercising his First and Second Amendment recognized rights with potentially lethal force.
This you, Stephen…? I ask not just because of the rather unique name and the same state, but also because of similar seedily manipulative approaches to the law…
[Via Edmund M]
Reps. Massie, Greene Call for Release of ‘Congressional Sexual Misconduct Fund List’ [More]
I’m still waiting to see the names on Epstein’s list…
Hello, Dolly. You gotta wonder how many votes have been turned and appointments confirmed by naked blackmail.
This seems as good a place as any to share an email I sent to the editor of American Handgunner asking him to edit out a line from a column he invited me to write (I’ll let you know when it’s published):
[W]ith the emerging scandal with Matt Gaetz on pretty damning charges of paid sex with a minor, I have made a suggested change on page two of the article — I’m no longer comfortable assessing him as “a good choice” for AG under the current cloud. If true, someone blackmailable would be a terrible choice, regardless of his understanding of the issue. So, I deleted a sentence marked by a strikethrough, and made a minor change to the next sentence, both in red. Your choice, of course, and it could just be politics. I go by what I’d do if someone falsely accused me of something so disturbing and aberrant, and resigning would not be on the table.
[Via Michael G]
The Second Amendment Cannot Override First Amendment Rights. [More]
No one but a gaslighting liar would suggest that it can.
And that door swings both ways.
The ignorance and paranoia these evil bastards are spreading has no legitimate claim on our rights.
[Via Jess]
His research indicates that an overwhelming majority of initial denials, approximately 99%, are errors, disproportionately affecting Hispanic and Black males due to phonetic similarities in names within racial groups. [More]
Yes, we get it. We’ve gotten it for a long time. Gun control is racist.
So, when are self-annointed “black leaders” going to stop being self-serving sellouts to the Democrat machine, and when will its patronizing white politicians, “authorized journalists,” and assorted prohibitionists start being condemned for the insufferable bigots that they are?
The whole point of the last election was to turn all that around. [More]
A sinking ship doesn’t need to take on more water, especially if it means excusing Democrats helping send it to the bottom.
Florida Sheriff Offers Advice to Would-Be Home Invaders in Florida: “You Should Expect That You’re Going to be Shot” [More]
Just not ALL home invaders…
[Via bondmen]
Chinese man sentenced to death for killing 35 people after driving into a crowd [More]
So is allowing cars a human rights violation?
[Via bondmen]
Brown admitted to planning a robbery during a gun transaction, and Schnucks surveillance footage shows Brown’s vehicle following the armed robbery victim in the parking lot when gunfire was exchanged. [More]
Now find one law here that would have prevented this.
[Via bondmen]
Did you know that every time you search for guns or ammo online, someone’s watching? Well you probably already know, but if you think it’s just the algorithms that feed you ads, think again—the ATF is also watching your searches. Worse, they use your digital activity to shape bans and enforcement actions. And no, we’re not fear mongering here. Published reports confirm that your searches are being tracked, analyzed, and even used to forecast so-called “threats.” [Watch]
The question then becomes what do Donald Trump and whomever he appoints to head the Bureau intend to do about this?
[Via 1Gat]
Tangentially-Related UPDATE
TSA Facial Recognition Scanning Spreading, Part of Planned ‘Across The Board’ Biometric Future [More]
Get your own SKU/QR code!
And just imagine the AI-enhanced deep fake/identity theft opportunities for hackers and those let into the system with bribes!
The ultimate goal, of course, isn’t just to categorize travelers. How many millions of unvetted illegal immigrants are occupying territory in this country again who won’t be affected one bit…?
[Via Michael G]
Houston man being robbed by children on Christmas shoots them, injuring 3 [More]
At lease we know who was naughty. Or would, if keeping the identities of young predators from the victim pool weren’t policy…
On the bright side, it’s a Christmas present for the prohibitionists, who get to add these child shootings to their “gun violence” stats…
[Via Dan Gifford]
Cop commands him out of the car. Driver complies. Female cop runs over to the driver and yanks his pistol out of his holster and shoots him in the leg. [More]
We talked a few month back about George Gramlich, Editor of the Sangre de Cristo Sentinel sending me one of the few remaining signed magazines from Mike Vanderboegh’s smuggling exploits. [More]
I wasn’t sure how I was going to preserve it and decided over the weekend to put it in a hangable shadow box along with a sample of Threeperware from years gone by.
Arts and crafts were never my strong suit, but I like what I put together just fine:
I’ll get an engraving plate to affix to the bottom to read “Defy. Resist. Evade. Smuggle.” and my project will be complete.
I think my friend would have gotten a kick out of this, and I found the perfect place to hang it.
