Notes from the Resistance
Burger King faces boycott after yanking ads from Rumble over Russell Brand accusations [More]
Someone at corporate decided joining the pile-on was the right virtue signal to send.
I guess the only logically consistent position to take is that Burger King is guilty and must be punished.
Say, maybe that’s the reason they’re trying to build up “woke” points…
OK, but what do dire consequences based on unproven allegations have to do with guns?
She was his ex? He was trying to commit her?
Shades of cops being able to get red flag OKs! And they charged Mr. Clean with strangulation and official oppression?
Hollywood three-point landing tropes aside, you for the most part need a gun ladies, if you hope to have any chance against someone with roughly twice your upper body strength. And in this meathead’s case, it looks like more than that.
And in Brand’s case, the public furor being incited may be more about leftist policies he opposes, like Covid “denialism” now being painted as a “right-wing signaling trope.” He’s left the reservation. It’s too dangerous to let a previously favored mass influencer do that. [More]
It’s not about self-absorbed celebrity narcissists. What they can do to anyone based on unproven allegations they can do to you and me.
Legislation (S. 3436/A. 5835) Exempts Applications for an ERPO from Requiring an Index Number Fee … Since the new legislation was enacted in June 2022, the number of Extreme Risk Protection Orders has increased by ten times. [More]
Kathy Hochul just made revenge affordable for all!
That’s OK– the government is still saving plenty of money by not requiring a trial first before pronouncing a sentence.
[Via Jess]
The Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday, Sept. 5, approved recommendations intended to promote and track the filing of gun violence restraining orders against people who pose a danger to themselves or others. [More]
If they’re proven dangers, why aren’t they in custody until they no longer are?
If it hasn’t been proven, how is saying they pose a danger not libelous?
[Via Jess]
Florida Adopted Red Flag Law After Parkland that Failed to Prevent Jacksonville Shooting [More]
Let’s hear it for Gun Phony Rick Scott!
[Via bondmen]
This new initiative is called “Capture the Flag,” and it will focus on abuses and mis-application of “Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO)” statutes which have been adopted by 21 states and the District of Columbia. [More]
Their very existence is an abuse.
And there’s only one solution that nobody appears incentivized to implement.
Webb subsequently filed for an Extreme Risk Protective Order (“ERPO”) to have Willey’s firearms and ammunition confiscated, alleging threats, which Willey steadfastly denies. The complaint accuses Webb of committing perjury resulting in seizure of Willey’s firearms and ammunition and forcing Willey to endure a humiliating involuntary mental health evaluation. The lawsuit alleges Willey’s constitutional rights were violated for nearly two weeks, after which his firearms were returned. [More]
Red flags can be weaponized? Who knew?
I’d say Webb and her cronies deserve a whole lot more scrutiny and exposure.
The California Legislative Women’s Caucus called on the U.S. Supreme Court Monday to uphold domestic abuse restraining orders as it reviews a case that could permit domestic abusers the right to carry guns. [More]
If they’re proven, under full due process, to be too dangerous to be trusted with a gun, what are they doing out? And if they haven’t been, characterizing them all as “domestic abusers” in the very first sentence just shows there’s no lie or manipulation these people won’t use to disarm their countrymen, and makes fair the question “What the real motive of those behind this?”
What does it say about the Caucus’ commitment to DEI if every one of them is a “biological woman”? And why aren’t we hearing objections from the seven Republicans?
The BSCA was passed last summer over the NRA’s objections, with proponents congratulating themselves on their “bi-partisan” achievement. [More]
So how many “staunch supporters of the Second Amendment” are you goin g to down-rate?
And posturing now only obscures the fact that when the asteroid was still in nudging distance, you weasels were giving cover to your pet Quislings with a spineless “framework” excuse.
Court records show Agee was most recently was arrested on Feb. 22 in Mobile on three counts of Domestic Violence 3rd Degree. The charges were then dropped. Agee was also charged with Domestic Violence 3rd Degree on April 14, 2022 in Mobile. Those charged were also dropped. [More]
The trick here is to work around due process…
Don’t worry– Marco’s working on that.
[Via FL]
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Officially Calls for a Special Session on Public Safety; Moms Demand Action, Students Demand Action, March For Our Lives, Giffords and Brady Respond [More]
He’s not only inviting them in, he’s holding the door open for them and offering them a drink.
They’re crossing the threshold and he’s crossing the Rubicon.
I’m going to start calling him Bloomberg’s Renfield.
[Via Jess]
The Real Agenda Behind Red-Flag Laws: Confiscations and Gun Controls [More]
Brilliant and on target, as always.
[H/T Wirecutter]
Biden’s DOJ Illegally Bribing States To Pass Gun Confiscation Laws [More]
And they couldn’t have done it without these Vichycon stool samples, doing their dead elephant best to demoralize principled constituents and hand ’24 to the Democrats.
[Via bondmen]
MDPD Director Alfredo “Freddy” Ramirez shooting reflects higher suicide rates reported among law enforcement [More]
Looks like he was worrying about the wrong thing.
So with higher rates, red flag laws would work better if they went after the confiscators…?
[Via Jess]
Here is a short list of some of the medical disorders that could disqualify a Tennessee citizen from exercising their right to keep and bear arms per the medication prescribed for treatment… [More]
How can you tell if Bill Lee is lying?
[Via Doc]
Why Do You Not Know How Many Firearms Have Been Confiscated? [Watch]
Does the way he answers remind you of anybody?
[Via Jess]
Wisconsin Democrats push gun safety legislation [More]
Oh, look, a publicity release parroting grabtard talking points masked as news!
Y’know, if that’s all the Wisconsin Examiner (“News you can wipe with!”) is going to do, what do they need Henry for?
[Via Mike F]
The Republican Senator from North Carolina was censured by the state Republican Party today for his vote to support gay marriage and red flag laws. [More]
In terms of the red flags, I see the Weasel Whisperer is still trying to have it both ways.
[Via Michael G]
The order included a finding “Rahimi had ‘committed family violence’ and such violence was ‘likely to occur again in the future.’” [More]
Define “likely.”
If he was truly proven dangerous why didn’t the order remand him into custodial care until such time as he can once more be trusted to behave his punk @$$?
[Via Michael G]
After school shooting, Tennessee governor signs bill to shield gun firms further against lawsuits [More]
That’s supposed to give him a pass on his proposed Red Queen Laws?
And note how the AP couldn’t resist injecting “gun-free zone” exploitations into the mix and right out of the starting gate…?
[Via Jess]
The union representing State Police investigators said the surging number of cases involving “extreme risk protection orders” that require them to seek court orders to seize firearms from a person they believe to be a danger is pulling them away from other investigations and leaving them “overwhelmed.” [More]
Once again “commonsense gun safety laws” endanger not just liberty, but lives.
[Via Michael G]
The judge would have 24 hours to decide on a protection order after a request is filed. If granted, the judge would then have 14 days to set a hearing during which the flagged person would have to prove they do not pose a significant risk. [More]
Time was even a child immediately grasped the tyrannical absurdity of:
Let’s see how many “small dick” rebuttals this gets.
[Via Jess]
As a veteran, gun-owner, hunter, and dad, I know that basic gun safety isn’t a threat to the Second Amendment. [More]
No, of course not. Basic gun safety is essential to it.
But that’s not really what you’re talking about, is it?
Be vewy, vewy quiet… I’m infwinging wights… Hehhehhehhehheh…
You have to wonder what kind of gun owner would be stupid enough to fall for this.
Or go so far as to tell people he’s “a true and constant friend.”
