Notes from the Resistance
Austin Durrer, who has worked for Crist since 2016, was arrested Tuesday in Cambridge, Maryland, on second-degree assault charges in a case classified as “domestic violence,” according to Dorchester County court records obtained by Fox News Digital. Durrer was released on $10,000 bond after his arrest, and the court ordered him to surrender firearms and vacate his home. [More]
Gee, I feel real bad for him losing his guns like that…
[Via Michael G]
Video: Felon’s Girlfriend Takes The Gun And Kills An Off-Duty Firefighter Who Protects A Female Cashier From Getting Attacked By The Perp – No Charges Filed [More]
If the firefighter been armed things could have turned out much differently, especially if the deterrent effect resolved things without a shot being fired.
Alternatively, if he’d emerged victorious, who thinks he’d just be allowed to walk?
[Via Dan Gifford]
Breaking: Sandy Hook Families Now Seeking $2.75 TRILLION in Addition to Billion from Alex Jones [More]
My natural sympathy has gone right out the window. Whether they’re launching this obscene attack on freedom out of greed or out of grief ceases to matter at this point, because this group of blinded tools is allowing itself to be used to undermine both speech and RKBA. Either way, they deserve to be repelled.
3 murder verdicts vacated in case investigated by killer cop [More]
Yet who were the juries conditioned to believe?
New Orleans, eh?
Y’know, murderers and perjurers really make the ones who only steal wages look bad.
This is the same department that used Katrina as an excuse to disarm citizens while they went AWOL and looted.
[Via Jess]
That broad test gave courts, and legislators, little to work with. “What we’ve seen so far is a lot of confusion and uncertainty in how to apply Bruen’s historical test,” Willinger said. [More]
Let’s start with “shall not be infringed”and go from there.
Gun owners in the nation’s 10th largest city who disobey a requirement to carry liability insurance and pay a yearly fee will have to fork over up to $1,000 in fines as part of San Jose’s unique and controversial push to combat gun violence — a novel legislative approach that has triggered a challenge in federal court and has 2nd Amendment supporters up in arms. [More]
It’s not so novel– as with all “progressive” ideas, we’ve seen comparable tyrannical outrages like poll taxes and gun registration abuses before.
Licky Licardo & Co. just put a new mask on it.
Do they even have who the lucre goes to worked out yet? I want to start a pool on how many years it will take for whoever runs it to be exposed for embezzlement.
Actually, it will probably never get that far because it is so clearly unconstitutional and in violation of Bruen’s “historical understanding.” This is just protracted harassment and delaying tactics by official subversives who can spend all the plunder they want on drawn-out legal challenges and appeals, knowing that to fight it, their opponents will need to dig into limited and stretched-out financial resources.
[Via Jess]
“Durham should be ashamed. Whatever his reputation as a thorough prosecutor was is now gone” [More]
So my first instincts were right?
And assuming there’s a silver lining is wishful thinking?
[Via Michael G]
‘You’re going to enjoy being a butt boy. Lube up!’ Hunter Biden’s LAWYER sent threatening texts to member of right wing group Marco Polo and faces ethics complaint for other ‘dirty tricks’ [More]
For all the outraged noise they make about LGBTQ “pride” in order to advance their political agenda, “progressives” actually think they’re objects of disgusted derision, don’t they?
[Via bondmen]
Pitiful, just pitiful. Corruption everywhere, members’ money being pocketed, embezzlers in the highest ranks, the Audit Committee covering everything up rather than investigating, and the spineless board being deceived and unwilling to object. [More]
Kinda makes me wanna go right out and join the Wine Club…
[Via Jess]
Follow-up On Brady-Lowy Split [More]
It looks like for now they prefer to remain domestic enemies.
A Court Just Ruled Collective Punishment Is Legal in America – A family faced eviction from their home because a family member who didn’t live with them committed a crime. This is the law of the land in some American towns. [More]
Name names of the decision-makers and their enforcers.
[Via Michael G]
Grass Roots North Carolina, the state’s primary gun rights group, announced this morning that it is preparing a second lawsuit against Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden over continued delays in concealed handgun permits. [More]
In-your-face defiance merits an in-your-face response.
Garry’s too busy trying to make like a TV star. You gotta wonder if any homicides could have been deterred.
EXPOSED: URGENT NEWS — Anti-Gunners Next Attack REVEALED [Watch]
Here’s what he’s talking about:
In the Post-Bruen World, the Critical Period for Historical Analogues is when the Second Amendment was Ratified in 1791, and not 1868
[Via Jess]
Do you think anyone who works for the government—not just the police—should be able to pull you over and detain you? And if a government employee who was never granted police powers assumes these powers unilaterally and clearly violates your constitutional rights, should you be able to hold them to account? Or should they be allowed to get off scot-free through “qualified immunity” merely because they work for the government? [More]
What’s the county engineer’s name?
[Via Michael G]
