“Publix kindly asks that only law enforcement openly carry firearms in our stores.” [More]
And if you kindly refuse to comply…?
There’s a reason I won’t shop at Meijer.
Notes from the Resistance
“Publix kindly asks that only law enforcement openly carry firearms in our stores.” [More]
And if you kindly refuse to comply…?
There’s a reason I won’t shop at Meijer.
Antifa Thugs in Portland and Newark, Laying Siege to ICE detention facilities are PAID. Here’s who pays them. [More]
Curious, how Paypal and Venmo have no policy against using their platforms to fund domestic terrorists, but they ban what is “necessary to the security of a free State.”
[Via Michael G]
Tradition HOA bans firearms in common areas, sparking debate and pushback from Port St. Lucie official – The new rule applies to everyone, including concealed carry permit holders, and covers parks, trails, and public gathering spaces in the Port St. Lucie community. [More]
The police chief says he won’t enforce it as a criminal action but I imagine if it resulted in a trespassing charge they’d have to get involved.
It sounds like the HOA has its share of idiots besides the ones on the board. I’m talking YOU, Tomasz.
And I’m reminded of Witless and Titless.
[Via Jess]
Last Friday night at Camden Yards, the Baltimore Orioles had a Tupac Shakur bobblehead night. You remember Tupac? The notorious “gangsta” rapper who was killed in a 1996 drive-by in Las Vegas? Yes, that Tupac, whose life involved gangs, guns, killing, and hard time for sexual abuse. So much for family-friendly nights at the old ballpark. Wholesomeness doesn’t put butts in seats like honoring a dead thug — not in gang-plagued Baltimore, anyway. [More]
At what point are people who go for this sort of manipulation going to realize they’re being used, and by whom?
Oh, look: He donates to Chuck Schumer!

[Via bondmen]
They’ll just flee to another state when Democrat taxes get too high and continue on. Until the day they find they can’t.
TMZ posted a video of OnlyFans models shooting guns at a Texas gun range. And out of everything they could have blurred… They blurred the gun. [Watch]
Kapo Harvey Levin… motivated by money but a real bagel brain when it comes to existential rights.
[Via Jess]

Ted Turner dies aged 87: Billionaire founded CNN and was married to Jane Fonda [More]
That ain’t the craziest thing he did:
[S]ome, like CNN founder Ted Turner, see an increase in military suicides as “good” because, as he told Piers Morgan (naturally), that will somehow pave the way for a more enlightened United Nations world policeman…
Mark 8:36 comes to mind… as does a favorite poem.
[Via Michael G]
He didn’t commit a crime, but Flock cam alerts keep getting him pulled over [More]
That it happened was inexcusable. That it hadn’t been corrected is unforgiveable.
I hope he sues all involved, including rope-selling capitalist Garrett Langley.
[Via Michael G]

Far Left Anti-Billionaire Group Linked to Bernie Sanders Endorses Billionaire Tom Steyer for Governor of California [More]
The issue never really matters– those are just hooks to bring in disgruntled pawns. The cause célèbre always takes a back seat to the greater goal of conquest through subversion.
When that’s won, the useful idiots will get what’s coming to them.
One Percenter Steyer, of course, wants you disarmed.
He sure is keeping his security measures close to the vest.
[Via Michael G]
Amazon removes 1973 novel about the destruction of Western Civilization through mass migration… citing “offensive content”… [More]
It’s what they don’t find offensive that reveals their souls.
Kinda like Disney family values…
Ah, well, who wants to read “loser $#!+“?
A recent news headline declared, “11,500 shootings occurred within 500 yards of US schools last year.” The obvious implication is that American school children are under daily fire on school campuses nationwide. But, as with most gun control narratives in national media written by reporters who mostly don’t understand the basics of firearms or criminal gun use, that narrative collapses under the slightest scrutiny. The first glaring red flag in this story is that Hearst Television Data Visualization Journalist Susie Webb and the WCVB Get the Facts Data Team built their agenda-driven narrative by relying on gun control advocacy site The Trace’s “School-Adjacent Shootings” dataset, which tracks Gun Violence Archive (GVA) incidents that fell within 500 yards of a K-12 school. Even that dataset warns that each row is a shooting-to-school match and must be deduplicated before anyone totals up the incidents, deaths or injuries. However, that was not done before Webb and WVTM’s story went live on several news outlets, on social media, on Hearst Television’s YouTube channel and was even—unsurprisingly—picked up by MSN. [More]
You don’t hate the DSM enough.
FORENSIC BREAKDOWN: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s and First Lady Rama Duwaji’s Wikipedia pages have been systematically sanitized, with praise for terrorists softened, endorsement of deadly attacks minimized, and verified racial & homophobic slurs blocked. [More]
Wikipedia commits lies of omission?
[Via Michael G]
‘I felt a gun in my ribs’: Milwaukee Lyft driver carjacked by passengers [More]
Having had to work my share of low-end jobs in my life when things took a downturn, I confess to a special hatred for parasites who vicitmize working people trying to make ends meet, and a special contempt for employers who put them in harms way knowing full well the risks.
[Via Michael G]

Missiles hit Dubai. Influencer still claims it’s safer than US cities
Influencer Mike Babayan says he still feels safe in Dubai as missiles strike the region. [More]
Google AI…? What say you?
Many freedoms protected in the U.S. are illegal in Dubai, UAE, due to strict conservative laws and autocratic governance. Key restrictions include prohibitions on criticizing the government, public displays of affection, LGBTQ+ rights, independent media, public protests, and certain expressions of religion. Violating these can lead to fines, imprisonment, or deportation. U.S. Department of State (.gov)
Not that I’m saying AI is GIGO curated leftist opinion or anything, but it avoided something. I said “avoided” instead of “forgot,” because it knows:
Dubai has extremely strict gun laws under UAE Federal Law No. 17 of 2019, making private firearm ownership difficult and heavily regulated. Licenses are required for purchasing or possessing weapons, with illegal possession resulting in severe penalties like imprisonment and deportation. Ownership is limited to specific purposes like sport or hunting, requiring strict licensing.
Mr. Franklin…? (And yes, I’m aware of original context.)
Maybe the wrong people are “influencers.”
Still, he has a point about cities and the dangerous oppressiveness of Democrat rule.
A cashless society means fully digital. Cash won’t exist. Banks will have full control of every single dollar in your accounts. Every transaction will be recorded. You will control nothing. [More]
So, anyway, should I get this mark on the head or the hand…?
USA TODAY warns readers gun owners may disagree with its reporting [More]
Life-threatening Listeria risk prompts massive frozen blueberry recall across multiple states [More]
What could be the cause?
Listeria monocytogenes is a dangerous bacteria, causing roughly 172 deaths annually in the US, frequently linked to contamination from environmental sources, animal feces, and potentially, human fecal contamination due to poor hygiene in agricultural or food-processing environments. It is notoriously difficult to eliminate once established, thriving in moist, nutrient-rich environments like soil and improperly handled farm produce.
Oregon’s agriculture industry heavily relies on thousands of immigrant workers, including many who are undocumented, to function… The USDA estimates that half of all hired crop farm workers in the U.S. are undocumented. Immigrants in Oregon hold about $14 billion in spending power and contribute more than $5 billion in taxes, highlighting their economic significance to the state.
Good thing none of this has anything to do with that “single issue“…
Cheap labor Republicans are every bit the enemy pathway to citizenship Democrats are. And they’re more insidious.
“I’m very uncomfortable with that. I think regressive tax is immoral,” he added… “So, the tariff which falls on us becomes a regressive tax falling on the folks on the lower end of the economic spectrum.” [More]
It’s not like he deals in necessities– that just means people need to live within their means. And funny– you don’t hear most gun owners say the same thing about Pittman-Robertson.
As far as price-raising tariffs (and sales taxes) go, I’d argue that everyone paying for what they buy is more equitable than income taxes. The “rich,” who buy more, pay more. Allowing those who take without paying for government “entitlements” and services to vote is a sure way to guarantee “majority rule democracy” will demand free rides until the mule drops. Just as taxation without representation is intolerable, so is representation without it.
There’s a reason the Founders provided for tariffs and disallowed income taxes.
But this isn’t about politics. Honest.
“We’re not for Mr. Trump or against Mr. Trump, we’re against the misapplication of law,” he told FOX Business.
Don’t tell us, tell Open Secrets and the company’s Democrat exclusivity.
My favorite is this guy:
“This Bratz is right now a number one selling toy…” Larian said. “They are made in China right now, and they sell for $25. There is no way to make that in America and if it was, it would be $50 instead of $25.”
What, the price might go up for pouty-lipped protoslut dolls designed to sexualize little girls? The ones that exalt lesbianism and that aren’t sold in China? Could that be because its slave labor-providing government knows better than to allow imperialist running dogs to groom their children?
If the communists these trait… uh … traders enable ever take over, who thinks the dictatorship of the proletariat they establish will favorably recall the bourgeoisie who paved the way for them when it’s lime pit time?
Tangentially-Related UPDATE
In striking down President Trump’s tariffs under the IEEPA, the Supreme Court’s explanation of the distinction between congressional power to tax versus the power to regulate provides a great precedent to help win our 2A and NFA fights moving forward. [Watch]
So, that’s what we call a “silver lining”…?
[Via Jess]