
All the critics need to do to prove this wrong is to come up with numbers that credibly refute those given. [More]
You can’t rebut contentions by avoiding them. It’s past time this argument was more widely noticed in the “pro-gun community.”
Notes from the Resistance

All the critics need to do to prove this wrong is to come up with numbers that credibly refute those given. [More]
You can’t rebut contentions by avoiding them. It’s past time this argument was more widely noticed in the “pro-gun community.”
Chief Justice John Roberts Refuses to Clarify the “Historical Tradition” Test in Second Amendment Litigation [More]

If you give up on a state completely, that means all the money Bloomberg was dumping into it can go to a different one to do the same thing. Why even if it appears hopeless, you don’t quit or abandon anywhere. [More]
Having fought the fight in California for decades and seeing what the few who push back have to endure, I’ve always tried to remind snarky gun owners who live in safer climes (for now) that wishing for it to fall into the ocean is hardly constructive, and how the troops on the front lines are the ones who need our support the most.
[Via Tacticool Memes]
I guess the stats in the cities—this is kind of a funny thing, and I’m glad somebody brought this up—because the pro-gun side in this country is always trying to cut and dissect the demographics down. They’re like, okay, so there was a higher percentage in this city, or among this type of person, or among this demographic. [More]
We’re not “trying” to do anything but contextualize the propaganda with reality. It just happens to be the case, and since Tim brought up essentially gun-free countries like Japan, perhaps he could explain the comparable statistically insignificant “gun crime” rates and numbers by, say, millions of NRA, GOA, and SAF members, the most heavily armed and peaceable civilan population on the planet.
[Via bondmen]
Federal Judge Upholds Texas Carry Bans at Bars, Sporting Events & Racetracks [More]
He didn’t check with text, history, and tradition…?
Well, there goes my argument about judicial appointments…
How They’ll Trample Your 4th Amendment Rights to Get to Your Second Amendment Rights [Watch]
The relevant case… Ah, Joshua Prince. Good man.
I see Col. Paris is taking his pension so he can go double-dip at the FBI. I wonder if Kash will keep him in line.
Replacement Commish Bivens reminds me of someone… but who?
So… defending the “single issue” includes defending against ancillary threats that affect it? Who knew?
Do these guys?
[Via Jess]
Prof. John Mearsheimer : No Way for Trump to Win [Watch]
A lefty Pete Seeger song comes to mind.
Alluded to in the conversation between Judge Nap and the professor is a concern I’ve had from Day One– that the Iranian masses don’t have the will and the wherewithal to replace their regime, thinking we can do it for them is an invitation to disaster, that what they would replace it with has never been identified, and that Reza Pahlavi is the wrong horse to back.
It does kind of raise some questions for those who maintain millions of hard core gun owners would have no chance against a gun-confiscating government. If an ostensibly omnipotent military can’t bring the Iranians to heel, what makes people think they could do it here, where “We are everywhere“?
We’ll see how wrong I am. Pray that I am. I do.
[Via WRSA]

Celebrating 250 years: the Second Amendment and Ohio’s frontier legacy [More]
“The idea of a heritage American is [NOT] about as loony as anything the woke left has actually put up,” Mr. Ramaswamy. If you don’t get that, I’m sure Mr. Putsch does.
Iran and the Second Amendment – In Iran, we see the tyranny Democrats covet. [More]
Who thinks Reza want to change that?
[Via bondmen]
Oh, look: False authority. Lemme show you what I mean.
Meet self-identified Korea/Vietnam vet Paul A. Ransom, who “expertly” informs us:
The explosive in a bullet is the same as the explosive in a bomb. Just a smaller amount. Bombs are under tight control. Bombs can be purchased, but not without the proper credentials. We as American citizens have the right to bare arms, but nothing in the Constitution gives us the right to have a bomb or bullets.
Remember who one of our greatest “war heroes” once was.
[Via Jess]
Why are residents being charged multiple fees not authorized by law? Why are residents being charged at all when the County is already paying for the system? Why is confidential firearm data being handled by a private company? And who is ensuring compliance with Hawaiʻi statutes? [More]
And why is such a “public/private partnership” not referred to by it’s true name?
They are literally asking the court to grant the district’s motion
without even allowing Benson to be heard on that. [More]
Can’t let a vindicated man have his say, now can we?
[Via Jess]

How Will the Results of the Governor’s Race Affect Gun Owners? [More]
Or should gun owners push for Putsch?
U.S. Military Unveils “Drone Killer” Rifle Cartridges[More]
Let me guess: Standing army only, and the militia of the whole people need not apply…?
You’d think a “single issue” Second Amendment organization would have something to say about that.
Related UPDATE
For some reason the link I embedded now says page can’t be found, but I can still access it:

I got the link via email, so perhaps it’s restricted to members…?
In a blunt court filing from Monday, March 16, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) urged a federal judge to dismiss a high-profile challenge to its now-defunct pistol stabilizing brace rule, arguing the case has become completely moot. At the same time, the agency made clear it has no intention of abandoning enforcement against certain braced pistols under the National Firearms Act (NFA) and Gun Control Act (GCA). [More]
See, when Pam says “full might,” she also means “full might not.”
That’s gotta be a First Amendment “right to petition” violation. Not that their minds aren’t already made up and the hearings aren’t anything but theatrics to make it look like they’re responsibly deliberating.
I wonder if Harmeet would agree…
[Via Jess]

Establishment Democrats fend off far-left influencer…Kat Abughazaleh… She lost to Daniel Biss, the mayor of Everston, Ill., and a former state lawmaker. [More]
So, someone who is running on a platform to “Repeal the Second Amendment” is considered an “establishment Democrat” and representative of what Everytown/Moms Demand consider “commonsense gun safety laws?”
There’s no giving an inch to these lying tyrant wannabes. You’d think NRA’s “A+ rated and endorsed” rated John Cornyn would understand that.
Cornyn Pushed Potentially “Sharia-Compliant” Visa Program His Daughter’s Lobbying Firm Made A Fortune From [More]
And if we’re to believe some of our more popular “gun rights authorities,” me suggesting that importing such people will have an impact on government recognition of our rights, and that ought ot be factored into the Cornyn/Paxton equation, would be”both bigoted and wildly unpopular. Some real loser shit.”
[Via bondmen]