Category: General Blog

Conspiracy Against Rights

A new law gives Maryland leaders the ability to sue the gun industry for their wrongful actions. This is a major step in holding the gun industry accountable when they break the law and exacerbate America’s gun violence crisis. [More]

There’s a solution.

But it requires someone with the will to use it.

We’re the Only Ones Unsatisfying Enough

“Georgia’s protections for property owners in civil forfeiture cases are already some of the weakest in the nation, and they were at risk of being watered down even further by the lower courts. But today’s decision ensures that law enforcement still must satisfy basic pleading requirements by alleging each element of a crime and the facts it believes indicate the crime was committed before it can seek to permanently forfeit someone’s property”… [More]

I thought that’s what convictions were for.

I’ve seen Leviathan, with unlimited resources, try to destroy a family by freezing their ability to pay for adequate defense. (Note: Many of the links on that page can only be accessed via the Wayback Machine.)

Sorry, fellas– no Leathermans for you.

[Via Michael G]

The Age of Reason

New York Set to Restrict Social-Media Algorithms for Teens [More]

That’s not the parents’ job…?

It’s instructive to see what else doesn’t require parental cognizance:

Parents—once viewed as the natural authority figures in their children’s lives—now find themselves largely spectators: locked out, lied to, and gaslit in a national effort to secretly gender-transition children in public schools behind their parents’ backs.

When Democrats say “For the children,” watch out …

‘King of the Enfield Sniper Rifles’ Combines Superb Photos with Detailed History

Whether you appreciate firearms for reasons of technical interest, design, performance, or historical knowledge, or all of the above, L42A1: King of the Enfield Sniper Rifles hits all targets… [More]

Every once in a while I like to take a break from screaming at cars over politics and just have fun with a good old-fashioned weapon of war.

Don’t Tell Me What I Need to Know

Jury selection begins in Hunter Biden’s gun trial. Here’s everything you need to know about the case. [More]

Hardly. I was telling readers most of this stuff years ago. While everyone else was wringing their hands over hypocrisy and the gun in the dumpster, guess which report was the first to point out the drug use/4473 connection. Go ahead, try to find an earlier one.

What I need to know is where DOJ gets authority to add a class of “prohibited person” not statutorily enacted, and perhaps even more importantly than that, if Secret Service wasn’t involved, who were those guys?

The Wrong Question

The state’s license-to-carry statute violates the Second Amendment by not providing objective standards for local police chiefs to exercise their authority to deny a gun owner’s application for a permit based on a finding of “dangerousness,” a Holyoke District Court judge has held. [More]

Yeah, OK, fine.

Now tell us where that “authority” for “permits” comes from.

Mr. Pynchon, you’re up.

[Via Jess]

The Replacement

So bring in a player for the other team..

This is why taking back the Senate is so critical. Even with the four Republicans abstaining, she was still confirmed along party lines.

[Via Jess]

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