Two Lyft drivers killed in Cleveland in separate attacks 36 hours apart [More]
The only thing lower than feral retard parasites who prey on the working poor are corporate whores who require their vulnerability.
[Via JG]
Notes from the Resistance
Billionaire-funded 5th edition of RAND’s gun policy report as anti-gun as first four [More]
Maybe they think the One Percent-decrying mob will eat them last and that private security will protect them to the end?
JPMorgan Chase recently announced the banking giant’s policy of denying services to manufacturers of Modern Sporting Rifles (MSRs) is over. That’s a welcome reversal of policy after NSSF met with JPMorgan Chase officials to work to end the discriminatory policy. It is also the most recent of the big banks, including Bank of America and Citigroup that have shifted banking service policies that previously froze out members of the firearm industry. [More]
About damn time for all of them, and Morgan has been particularly offensive.
Now, what about “Merchant Category Codes“?
Hey, when the house of cards collapses, who’s in for more “too big to fail” bailouts?
And not to put too fine a point to it, but MSR seems counterproductive to me.
…sadly, Truffaut’s picture might qualify as horror nowadays since it appears the United States has arrived at the fascist destination Bradbury warned us about. [More]
The books Bradbury championed were classics of literature and they were actually banned in his novel. There’s a big difference between that and taxpayers objecting to funding the distribution of grooming porn in publicly-financed schools and libraries. And if you’re still intent on teaching your 12-year-old how to blow other boys, we’ll always have Amazon.
Not much noise from these characters when they act just like the Farenheit 451 firemen:
Parent Marie Rothstein-Williams made a formal complaint to the school board last month, arguing that the books offended her biracial son.
And speaking ot woke science fiction, this @$$hole needs to go back to driving a Johnny Cab. His entire AI character is absurd unless you believe software would still be relevant 900 years after installed, and his real life persona is even more so unless you believe thinking that sanctimoniously preachy writing and acting sucks makes someone a racist.
Case in point:

Hey, as long as we’re talking about banning printed information…

Google Tells 13-Year-Olds How They Can Disable Parental Controls [More]
But they impose controls themselves if guns are involved.
[Via Michael G]
So, why aren’t we hearing this from any “real reporters”?
And I could swear DOJ has some forensic accountants and RICO laws at their disposal…
[Via Michael G]
Related UPDATE
Growing List Of Democratic Billionaire Kings & Queens Funnel Millions Into Terror-Tied Nonprofits [More]
That won’t turn the tumbrels around.
[Via bondmen]
Rope-selling capitalists an employee intent on career implosion…?

San Francisco power outage puts 130,000 in the dark, as self-driving car service stops vehicles in the street [More]
I don’t suppose you have control over the neighborhood where that could happen, do you?
Good thing Waymo says in no uncertain terms, “Do not bring weapons into the car.” Wouldn’t want any passersby taking advantage of unarmed customer!
I mean, it’s not like seeing one of your cars once word gets out will give predators added incentive…

Musk predicts AI will create ‘universal high income’ and make saving money unnecessary [More]
To each according to his wants, from each unearned demands?
Kids in candy stores will eat themselves sick. And look at all the miserable celebrities. With the judgment and intelligence exhibited by most, expect deaths from surfeit to skyrocket.
This seems like a purposeless existence where nothing is earned and everything is considered an entitlement. And since when is being a welfare parasite elevating for either the individual or the populace?
Who owns the means of production in this Utopia, and what do they expect in return?
Who will rule?
Sounds like somebody’s been influenced by too much Trekonomics.
Legally armed civilians, we’re told, pose a major danger. They shoot innocent bystanders, justifiably kill others whenever they personally believe “force is reasonably necessary,” and rely on racist self-defense laws. [More]
One question: Why do they refer to violence monopoly propaganda apparatchik Mark Maremont as a “reporter”?
And as per the playbook of resurrecting old scare tactics that didn’t work the first time, such bleating isn’t even original.
I just got a subscription solicitation in the mail from WSJ. They get the same reply FOP did.
[Via bondmen]
But believing in the “Great Replacement” (along with the “pernicious” lie that “there is an ‘invasion’ at the U.S.-Mexico border of immigrants who are poised to change the demographic nature of the country”) is racist?
Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue“!
[Via Michael G]
The tactics he described are familiar in the world of online commerce, from food orders to clothes. But the presentation betrayed no consideration of the consequences that may arise if the tactics are applied in a widespread way to the selling of firearms and ammunition. [More]
Oh no! Rolling Stone and The Trace don’t like us!
Like they don’t both use advanced marketing tactics to spread their poison.
[Via WiscoDave]

All this and snitch on someone who may be hiding?
7-Eleven clerk fired after shooting attacker [More]
Hey, no skin off their nose.
[Via Michael G]
Kinda looks like the damage is done.
Their biggest problem is they didn’t sound like they were under duress– they sounded like they were gung-ho on it.
[Via CP]

And the best way to keep killers from succeeding is by being able to stop them. [More]
Prohibitionists will do anything to avoid the obvious– besides, it ain’t their money.
They have removed their post but they’re still getting knocked around on X and this will follow them around forever.
No doubt some legal risk management type thought they’d better get ahead of potential product lawsuits with a disclaimer, kinda like Glock distancing itself from add-on switches.
It won’t work, of course, because lawfare in the name of public safety is just a cynical tactic being employed toward a greater strategic goal.
Related UPDATE
Looks like they were coerced into this by Alvin Bragg.
So… how’s the investigation into his corruption going, and will we ever see his well-larded carcass removed from positions where he can hurt people?
[Via CP]
“If it gives us one to three, four minutes that we’ve got someone with a weapon walking across that parking lot… ” [More]
And all someone needs to do to get even more of a jump on the system is not pull his gun until he’s ready to shoot…?
The reality deniers will happily spend your money on all kinds of useless distractions as long as it lets them avoid mentioning the one thing that would actually make a difference.
Me, I’m waiting for one of those AI “hallucinations” we hear about to get an innocent blown away by panicky “first responders”…
[Via bondmen]
Tangentially-Related UPDATES
[Via Michael G]
And I recently had to post a correction for trusting AI.
Major digital currency’s terms of use: No firearm, ammunition purchases [More]
I thought crypto was meant to facilitate freedom, not become a controlling trap.
No way to ensure it’s “legal tender for all debts public and private”…?
And in a tangentially-related development, I’m trying to determine the truth and the timing of this:

[Via WiscoDave]
“I guess just the way you guys were eating chips… It picked it up as a gun,” a police officer told the students in the video. “AI’s not the best.” [More]
Hey, it wasn’t the AI that attacked the kid. Are you guys sure you know how to use it?
Still, the rope-selling capitalists don’t have qualified immunity. And it looks like people are starting to recognize that.
Reddit Bans Subreddits where Gun Parts and or Accessories are Traded or Sold [More]
I guess I need to set my ingrained bias that considers Reddit a waste of time aside and admit it influences an order of magnitude more gun owners than I ever will.
That doesn’t mean I have to like it.