Notes from the Resistance
Student shot and killed at bus stop near John Adams high school in Cleveland [More]
And “gun violence”?
As long as the conversation is dominated by subsidized distractors like Cleveland Peacemakers Alliance and idiot narrative parroters in the media, the focus will continue to be on the effect instead of the cause.
SPECIAL REPORT: How the Southern Poverty Law Center Quietly Pivoted to Gun Control [More]
And to think I had such a good opinion of them.
I’m going to need to up my game. Searching for my name on their “Hatewatch” site only yielded two entries, both associated with Mike Vanderboegh, and none of them actually accusing me of anything.
Of course why Mike, who properly equated racism with collectivism, would be filed under “hate” is also left unexplained.
My guess is because they hated him.
Governor DeWine Signs BFA-Backed SB 185 to Protect Second Amendment Rights During Emergencies [More]
First, do no harm. Excellent.
Now, assuming we’re talking about a widespread disaster where limited civil authority resources are triaged and whole areas will be left for an indeterminate time to fend for themselves, dare we hope we’ll ever see a bill that provides for activating the militia of the whole people after training and equipping them first?
6-year-old used mom’s gun to shoot Virginia teacher [More]
No picture? No name? No way to independently find out more about her?
At least until internet footprints are scrubbed?
My money’s on a Democrat. Bonus points for a Moms Demand supporter…
HB50 was filed today by Representative Caballero. Under the proposed legislation, owning a magazine that holds 10 or more rounds would make you a felon the moment the law goes into place. The bill even includes a $1.5 million appropriation to “carry out the provisions of the act.” [More]
When communists are in power, they assign the treasonous domestic enemy label to you.
“The CIA’s murder of my uncle was a successful coup d’etat from which our democracy has never recovered,” Kennedy wrote. [More]
We still don’t know but they do.
Trust the government, they say. Give up your guns, they say.
Joseph Halm Arcidiacono, 33, is a lucky man. Last November, he was arrested after he threw two full cans of White Claw hard seltzer at Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), hitting him with one of them. But on Friday, Houston’s 185th District Court “no-billed” Arcidiacono, which means, according to Houston’s KPRC, that the criminal charges against him have been deemed “not sufficiently supported by the evidence.” [More]
The grand jury was stupid enough to believe he was inviting Cruz to chug them?
[Via Michael G]
Liberal media are trying to protect the feds from the much-needed House weaponization committee [More]
Hence my continued use of “DSM.”
Funny, how real national socialists want to smear anyone calling them what they are as Nazis to scare them out of using it.
[Via Michael G]
DOJ reviewing potentially classified docs at Biden center [More]
Who thinks anything of substance will be done about it?
Maybe if we knew what the documents pertained to…? You know, the more damaging and damning, the more deliberate and vigorous the DOJ effort to bury, stonewall, and shield the Big Guy…
[Via Jess]
UPDATE
Joy Behar defends Joe Biden on classified docs: Unlike Trump, ‘Biden is [not] a liar and a thief’ [More]
Watching The View is grounds for divorce.
[Via Michael G]
Oregon Democrats continue to grab at it all with a virtually unlimited plunder war chest, and Oregon Republicans are pretty much self-defeating when they’re not being useless. [More]
In a case involving fees for commercial filming in areas under the control of the National Park Service, the DC District Court has ruled that fees charged for exercising constitutional rights of the first order are unconstitutional… ‘This regime is difficult to square with the longstanding rule that the government may not “impose a charge for the enjoyment of a right granted by the federal constitution,” including the First Amendment right to free expression.’ [More]
I see this was written before a historical understanding was ruled the standard.
Still, what’s with “a right granted by the federal constitution“?
[Via Dan Gifford]
Shannon Watts retiring from ‘political juggernaut’ Moms Demand Action [More]
What do you think, politics…? TV…? Going back to covering up for chemical giants that give black people cancer…?
[Via Michael G]
Disgusting. Inexcusable. Shameful. This is what Democrats reduce once-great cities and cultures to. And rather than being thrown out and prosecuted for criminal negligence, those responsible are secured to advance themselves politically.
Anybody see anything or anyone worth fighting and dying for?
That’s part of the plan.
That Mr. Adams, him plenty smart fella.
Funny, how we who try to live up to that are designated the enemy by the destroyers.
[Via Jess]
Gun Owners of America has learned that the FIRST gun bill that House Republicans plan to vote on is… NOT a pro-gun bill. The bill would expand the FBI’s power to punish Americans who attempt to legally purchase a firearm from a commercial gun dealer by reporting them to Immigration and Customs Enforcement. [More]
My new rep and one of my senators are enemies, so no use writing them.
It really seems to me a more effective tactic would be an en masse “WTF?” blast to Kevin McCarthy.
[Via Jess]
The US Supreme Court not only decided not to look at the Brunson brothers’ case, but also decided not to take up the Bonner case challenging the legality of mail-in ballots. [More]
Well, that was utterly predictable.
This is what happens when you hire someone without adequately interviewing them:
Think of one job you’ve ever applied for where you’d have gotten it if you decided to play coy with the hiring managers. While it may be “inappropriate” for a judge to weigh in on a specific case before confirmation, there’s no reason why general principles of understanding should be off-limits.
As things stand, all SCOTUS has to do to let illegitimate elections reign is… nothing.
[Via Michael G]
What Exactly is Legal Standing? And What Does It Mean in Gun Control Litigation? [Watch]
The tyrants know that if you have to get arrested first in order to file a challenge, most people with families, property, and jobs to lose will pass.
Shame, that, right, Mr. Kennedy?
[Via Jess]
Today, January 9th, the Colorado Legislature begins the 2023 legislative session. As in 2022, the Legislature can expect to see both pro and anti-gun bills introduced this year. Anti-gun lawmakers have drafted their gun control package bill, falsely titled the “Mass Shooting Prevention Act of 2023.” The draft bans many commonly used firearms Americans choose to defend themselves and their families with. Proponents, however, fail to explain how disarming law-abiding citizens will keep them safe from criminals who do not obey the law. Please use the link below to contact your legislators asking them to please vote NO on gun control. [More]
Yeah, that’ll be persuasive with subversive totalitarians who want to completely disarm and enslave you. Why not send them a picture of a limp d!ck so they really respect an alternative point of view?
Looks like this came out a couple of days too soon, but then again, adding more demands and restrictions is what the freedom haters are all about.
UPDATE
The bill defines assault weapons so broadly that it would ban almost all semi-automatic weapons. It would ban almost every handgun used in self-defense and concealed carry. It would ban almost every rifle used for home protection or competition shooting. No more Glocks, AR-15s, or shotguns with a magazine and those are just a few of the many guns this bill could ban. [More]
Yeah, I’ll be saying “please” to those evil m***********s.
UPDATE
Colorado Democrats aim to ban entire class of semi-automatic weapons [More]
It includes an embed of the bill.
[Via cydl]
Louisiana woman shoots and kills home invasion suspect to protect her children: police [More]
That, Shannon, is how you fight like a mother.
Bernie, who is a radio contributor and analyst for the Browns, took the high road as he apologized to the organization for putting them in a tough spot, during his Monday night podcast… But he’s standing by his statement that he placed the bet for charity and didn’t think it would be an issue because he says he’s not an employee but an independent contractor with the team. [More]
And for that, the woke front office cowards presuming to hold themselves up as the paragons of ethics summarily and rudely discarded a man who has given them a lifetime of loyalty, saying his “services are no longer desired or needed.” This from a team management that played fast and loose with the draft rules to get Kosar when his services were desired and needed.
Meanwhile, “former NFL player turned broadcaster Jon Vilma … said that this country needs more gun laws. Many were surprised that Vilma went there during an NFL broadcast” and nobody in the league protested that he abused his venue access privileges to attack the rights of his countrymen. And this is a guy who was only suspended for his role in a “pay-for-performance/bounty program that endangered player safety over three seasons.”
I should say Vilma’s Saints bounty scandal — you know, the same team where guns are being stolen from parked cars. Right, moron, the country needs more gun laws.
FEDERAL JUDGE GRANTS TRO IN SAF CHALLENGE OF NEW JERSEY GUN LAW [More]
I’m wondering at what point a judge is going to start sanctioning state defendants for clearly engaging in deliberate defiance and delays, and making it personal.
Crenshaw walks back ‘terrorist’ comment [More]
Figures he needs to go to CNN to weasel-word his way around it.
What a disappointment this guy has pretty consistently been to constituents who wanted to believe in him.
[Via Jess]
The concern involves instances when a judge reverses a jury’s criminal conviction after naming themselves the 13th juror and then filing a motion for a new trial. The judge isn’t required to provide much explanation other than they believe the jury got it wrong based on errors made during the trial. [More]
Just don’t try the good kind.
US appeals court blocks ban on rapid-fire ‘bump stocks’ [More]
I’m looking into what this means for my case and plan on drafting something up soon.
In the meantime, seeing as how AP is telling everybody “The ban was instituted after a gunman perched in a high-rise hotel using bump stock-equipped weapons massacred dozens of people in Las Vegas in 2017,” I’m wondering what they know that the government evidently doesn’t.
