Notes from the Resistance
Greg Casar Asks Principal If Giving Teachers Guns Would’ve Stopped Marjory Stoneman Douglas Shooting [Watch]
Change “principal” to “cowardly anti-gun liar and Democrat apparatchik,” and you can guess what he’ll say. Meaning he is absolutely unqualified to offer subject matter expertise on anything but being useless to himself and everyone entrusted to his care in such a situation.
[Via Jess]
Pro-Hamas “Globalize The Intifada” Group Publishes NYC Target Map Of Enemies [More]
Has anyone overlaid this on top of the mandated “gun-free sensitive areas“?
[Via Michael G]
A sign at the door of the bowling alley says, “We kindly ask that you refrain from bringing firearms in this building and we would appreciate it if you left them in your vehicle. Please keep our atmosphere family friendly.” That notice did not stop the suspect from entering and opening fire. [More]
I’d go further and suggest it encouraged him that his chances of success were increased.
A federal judge in California has granted a preliminary injunction in a Second Amendment Foundation challenge of two California statutes prohibiting gun shows at the Orange County Fairgrounds and on state-owned property, while denying a requested stay to allow the state time to file an appeal.
Salt Lake City high schools will begin staffing weapon detectors after fall break. But some parents and a few Salt Lake City School Board members worry the technology may have an outsized impact on students of color. [More]
I note none of the objections are centered on the Fourth Amendment and teaching young people that their privacy is sacrosanct and only to be abridged after a person receiving full due process has demonstrated he abused his right by harming the rights of others. And since their attendance is compulsory, perhaps a mention of supposed Fifth Amendment protections against self-incrimination would be in order.
And if Bayyd is emotionally exhausted and requires two days of prep time to face TSA, well, that seems kind of like a red flag on mental stability right there.
[Via Henry]
Our lawsuit was consolidated with five others also suing the governor over her order. Last night, after consulting with our fellow parties, we filed an appeal with the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals challenging the decision on the preliminary injunction. [More]
The state has unlimited tax plunder to use against us. While footing their bill, don’t forget to foot ours.
Hamas terrorists were directed by their leaders to target elementary schools and youth centers in Israel to “kill as many people as possible” during their bloody sneak attack over the weekend, according to a report. [More]
Without kneejerk buying into all claims by parties with vested interests, I’m just wondering how many “pro-Palestinian” leftists are also against arming teachers here.
There’s an idea– a pressure campaign on the gun-grab groups to get them to condemn Hamas, and when they refuse and come up with some equivocal weasel words, sic both leftist sides against them.
Two can play at divide-and-conquer.
ULLA SELLA ‘n all that…
Multiple People Shot at Historically Black Morgan State University in Baltimore -Police Looking for Three Shooters [More]
Unauthorized use, possession or storage of any weapon.
Since Black Lives Matter and since Garland and Wray assure us “white supremacists” are the greatest threat, can we safely assume they’re looking for hate-filled MAGA neo-Nazis?
[Via Michael G]
A former Lyft driver appeared in St. Louis Circuit Court on Monday and admitted to the 2019 kidnapping and rape of a young woman. [More]
Thank goodness company policy protected him!
“We have a strict no-weapons policy, violation of which can result in a permanent ban from Lyft’s service,” Lyft senior manager of communications Alexandra LaManna said in an email to The Post. “The safety of the Lyft community is our top priority, and we have worked hard to implement policies and procedures to ensure its safety.”
Funny… I don’t see anything in Biden-Harris administration appointee LaManna’s LinkedIn Education and Experience profiles that show how she’s qualified to issue such a proclamation…
Could it be that “spokespeople” are just paid bull$h!++er hacks?
Kinda like someone else we know…
[Via bondmen]
Grizzly bear attack in Banff National Park leaves couple, dog dead [More]
The use of firearms (including pellet guns, bear bangers, bows, sling shots etc.) and hunting are not permitted in Banff National Park. The possession of firearms is prohibited except at a person’s primary premises or in a motor vehicle that is travelling on a highway. During transport, firearms must be unloaded and in a case or wrapped and tied securely in such a manner that no part of the firearm is exposed.
Funny, what they do allow…
NYC art prof who threatened reporter with machete gets new teaching job [More]
And their weapons policy will keep her safe from anyone who might want to dissuade her.
[Via Steve T]
“The Dolphins fan walks over and clearly punches him in the face,” New Hampshire resident Joey Kilmartin said. “[He] gets knocked out, and you can tell right away he’s not OK.” [More]
The “Real Man” way…
So much for no deadly weapons in stadiums.
How come the media never use the term “fist violence” ?
A sweeping bill has been signed into law by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) in the wake of the horrific Uvalde shooting, posting an armed security officer in every school in the state. [More]
Better than the one at Parkland?
A Pinkley quote comes to mind.
[Via bondmen]
SAF VICTORY: CALIF. CITY SUSPENDS ‘SENSITIVE AREAS’ ENFORCEMENT [More]
I’ve been doing this a long time and still can’t wrap my head around the type of control freak that would presume to dictate or enforce such an edict.
Outside of so-called gun-free zones, which bar the legal carrying of firearms, over 63% of active shooting cases were ended by an armed civilian, according to the center. [More]
Well then, there’s only one thing to do.
Attack John Lott without actually refuting his work.
[Via Michael G]
WHEN SECONDS COUNT, SALVATION LIES IN A DISTANT PARKING LOT [More]
Grassroots North Carolina’s Paul Valone tells of one of his volunteers who could not have done anything because of the “law.”
