Notes from the Resistance
Watson said, “Firearms on school property is not only against the school district policy, but it’s against the law, and as we saw in this case if you violate that law your face criminal charges.” [More]
But that’s only because:
“They told the person to stop, drop the weapon, and that person obeyed those commands”…
You guys got lucky.
[Via Jess]
On Wednesday, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz went to the Senate floor to seek unanimous consent for his proposed school safety bill, but it was blocked. Senator Chris Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, objected to the Cruz legislation and criticized him for not being serious. [More]
That means it doesn’t ban guns, so he’d rather more children be slaughtered until he gets a bill that does.
[Via Jess]
6 detainee deaths since April at St. Louis Justice Center prompt investigation [More]
Let’s see, with a maximum population of 860 inmates, how does that four-month rate compare to the surrounding area, with 69.4 murders per 100,000 (in a year)?
[Via bondmen]
Ohio House Bill 99 Goes into Effect; Teachers Can Now Carry Firearms to ‘Try and Protect Our Kids’ [More]
There’s a lot of happy talk here to give cover to the obvious: DeWine signed this because he had to, but still backdoor badmouthed it, and Democrat-dominated school boards can still nix the idea:
“It is important to emphasize that the bill does not mandate the arming of school staff members but leaves the decision entirely to local school boards, which have the best understanding of the needs of their individual districts.”
Sure they do, Mike. Care to elaborate on the magic qualifications urban apparatchiks have to decide whether another human being can claim his unalienable rights? Or comment on how the same ones saying “No” are also hot on indoctrinating children into all other kinds of destructive, racist, and perverted leftist nonsense?
Sure, this is an improvement. But it hardly calls for cartwheels.
Bottom line: Don’t look for any improvements in high-population areas. Most of the schools in the state will remain predator empowerment zones.
[Via Robert J]
Take that to mean you can’t have a permitted gun with you in a private automobile, either. The entire city is being turned into a “patchwork quilt” designed to make it impossible to travel within its limits without violating the law. [More]
By ignoring the Supreme Court’s decision with impunity, this has effectively become not just a real insurrection, but a sanctioned secession.
In response to the Supreme Court’s ruling, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) on July 1 signed a law that criminalizes the concealed carry of guns in airports, houses of worship, Times Square and other sensitive places, prompting a swift legal challenge. Gun Owners of America is one of several plaintiffs who are urging a federal judge in Syracuse to block the New York law before it takes effect on Sept. 1. [More]
Not satisfied with a patchwork quilt of “gun-free zones,” Hochul & Co. are going for a Rubik’s Cube.
I see Stephen Stamboulieh got ink.
Parkland Father Claims ‘Absolute Insanity’ to Let School Officers Have AR-15s for Classroom Defense [More]
But demanding everybody be disarmed so they’re not “needed” is sane…
Guttenberg, of course, was one of the panelists for the kinder, gentler citizen disarmament deception.
[Via bondmen]
“EVERY BATTLE IS WON OR LOST BEFORE IT’S EVER FOUGHT!!” —Sun Tzu– While I pray it never happens, I can assure you that our Brevard County Sheriff’s Office School Resource Deputies are prepared to win the battle to protect our children and teachers!! [Watch]
I guess including the Second Amendment in the mix is out of the question…?
[Via Antigone]
Madison County Sheriff Buddy Harwood recently unveiled his plan to put gun safes containing AR-15 rifles in schools so school resource officers can respond faster to a school shooter, rather than standing by and waiting for local police to respond to the scene. [More]
I don’t suppose one in every classroom for the actual “first responders” is in the cards…?
[Via Robert J]
New: The Baltimore man who has painted hundreds of “No Shoot Zones” on sidewalks and buildings around the city was shot this morning in East Baltimore. Police say he is in serious condition.. [More]
Can you really blame him for following the example set by every “gun-free zone” and supported by every “commonsense gun safety group” and Democrat politician in America?
[Via Michael G]
The Mall of America shooting suspects showed ‘a complete lack of respect for human life,’ the Bloomington police chief said [More]
Not to mention a complete lack of respect for code of conduct rules:
“Guns are banned on these premises.”
So, curiously, are “Bulletproof vests or simulated bulletproof vests.”
I wonder why their patrons might need those…
So much for “Always new.” And that makes me wonder at what point “knew or should have known” might be argued in a civil lawsuit…
Highland Park Shooter Pleads Not Guilty to More Than 100 Charges, Walking Back Previous Admission [More]
Curious, how their instinct is to defend themselves. It’s almost like you could use that against them during their attack — if you were only “allowed” to…
[Via Robert J]
And just when I thought I couldn’t have any less respect for the parents:
Mr Greenberg fought back against critics via Twitter on Wednesday morning, arguing that the parents are being scapegoated by the “system” when the focus should instead be on easy access to military-grade assault weapons.
Yeah, make it about disarming the rest of us. @$$holes.
Should the case against the Crumbley parents be allowed to proceed, it would set a dangerous precedent. [More]
What a nightmare. And the legal issues are the least of it.
If it were your child, would you rather an armed teacher had been able to stop him instead of having to live with this?
[Via Michael G]
Skill and will… [More]
That and ignoring mall policy.
Report Finds Nearly 400 Officers Were at Elementary as Uvalde Police Waited to Engage Lone Gunman [More]
I bet when it’s that crowded it can get pretty tough finding a place to hide behind.
[Via Robert J]
The sheriff asked for a risk protection order, which would have prohibited Broome from having a gun for at least a year … “I need to underscore that we have no evidence that he was going to shoot up the school. None,” Judd told FOX 13. “But we have no evidence that he wasn’t.” [More]
No, it wouldn’t have. And that’s a hell of a slippery slope, Grady.
Thing is, he’s right to have his spider-sense tingling on this. But if he can deny due process to this suspect that sets a pretty low bar for all others.
[Via Remarks]
Controversial Punisher logo visible on phone of officer who responded to Uvalde shooting [More]
I knew there was a real scandal in here someplace.
And I can think of a more appropriate home screen.
[Via Steve T]
Cops responding to the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting ran away from gunshots while 19 children and two teachers were left to die in their classrooms… [More]
I guess turning your back on the armed crazy and skedaddling to save your own precious hindquarters are time-honored tactics:
On the bright side, these are the guys they’ll send to confiscate the “20 million AR-15 style rifles.”
UPDATE
Ann Barnhardt calls it like she sees it.
[Via WiscoDave]
While most experts say comprehensive gun control is still the best solution to mass shootings… [More]
Well, that right there tells me I can’t trust a thing that follows. That and blocking access to what AoL considers “extreme,” blaming “racism” i.e. traditional American culture, and adding in a dash of “equity” collectivism…
Besides, when they emphasize “young men and boys,” how are we supposed to define either?
I don’t suppose beating unforgiving woke culture into young skulls from an early age perverts minds and instills an obsession for exacting revenge against institutions perceived as sources of torment…?
And how are you going to “combat” $h!+ when you don’t even mention the only deterrent proven to stop manufactured monsters in their tracks except to say we need to prohibit that?
[Via Jess]
Leaked ‘Uber files’ show how company capitalized on violence against drivers [More]
So that explains their driver/passenger disarmament policy.
And no, it makes no sense trying to give yourself a Lyft instead.
Arming school personnel is a serious decision that is left up entirely to each school. [More]
So why couldn’t you say the same about cities, and do away with preemption?
Besides, this is misdirection: The true issue is that of a free citizen’s unalienable right to arm himself. Since when are local bureaucrats legitimately qualified and authorized to dictate that?
And why did this come in via email, necessitating posting on my placeholder site, instead of being published in “News Releases“?
Copenhagen shooting: Gunman charged in court with murder [More]
So they know who he is?
Then how come they only refer to him throughout as “the suspect” at the same time they’re telling us this was not terror-related?
And no provisions for defensive carry that I can see…
Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s concurring opinion noted “sensitive places“ like schools and government buildings could have gun bans. [More]
Jeez, and AOC and Charlie think he lied to them…
[Via Mack H]
Scappoose Backs Down [More]
I didn’t figure they had much stomach for conflict the way they make it so hard to find out who they are. You’d think you wouldn’t have to scroll down for the slideshow.
Where Texas teachers carry guns, a community feels more secure [More]
They don’t just FEEL secure.
[Via Jim S]
