Category: Second Amendment

It Takes a Villa… Division

It takes armies of homegrown peacemakers at the community level to steer people away from social networks in which gun violence is embedded and break this horrific cycle. [More]

That’s funny. All it took for me and everyone I value was responsible parents who set moral examples.

I guess throwing more money at a cultural outcome of their creation is what the power-hungry and their useful idiots would demand.

But as long as we’re going with military metaphors, I don’t suppose any of these wealth redistribution grabtards would be interested in talking “militia”…?

Undoing All the Good and Then Some

NRA Endorses Attorney General Jeff Landry for Louisiana’s Gubernatorial Race [More]

And:

Jeff Landry-owned firm imported workers with the help of felon who broke immigration laws [More]

Yeah, well, what does one have to do with the other?

It doesn’t matter what you vote on today with the right hand if the left hand is making voting useless tomorrow.

What’s in YOUR Magazine?

Ammunition Manufacturer Fires Back at Gov. Grisham: Offers Free Deliveries to all New Mexico Customers with Special Promo Code, “F*ck Off, Gov. Grisham” [More]

What would you pick, given the choice between giving your business to Fenix or giving it to companies that arm the disarmers…

[Via bondmen]

Gun Kapo Rich

Gun owners: It’s time for us to stand up against the Second Amendment death culture [More]

If I were an FFL and this pin-headed Fudd traitor walked into my store I’d tell him to get the hell out. Assuming he really is a gun owner…

This, apparently is what he once believed, and has now done a 180 to embrace being a tool. Now he showcases all the leftist DSM outlets that have exploited his new-found useful idiocy at the bottom of his website.

You’d think with all that national exposure he’d have more than 105 Facebook followers. In other words, his “influence” is all Astroturf.

They’re not much buying his $h!+ over at TwittX, either…

His “team” notwithstanding…

[Via Andy M]

Naked, Undisguised Tyranny

They don’t even try to hide their appetites for our freedom anymore.

Any LEO who enforces this will have chosen his side.

I expect an injunction will stop this in no time, but it’s a useful illustration to show what these totalitarian wannabes are about.

Posers

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]

Just Here for the Attention

We have a ton of handcuffs ready for those who refuse to give their guns up so if you refuse just be ready to get arrested, you are part of the problem. Just give it up and we won’t have a problem, we will go door to door. [More]

Also from “Jay”:

Farming for interactions is the lowest of lows and ruins the Twitter experience.

Case closed.

[Via WiscoDave]

Ulterior Motives

FIREARM MARKETING BANS REALLY ABOUT ERASING NEXT GENERATION’S GUN RIGHTS [More]

Yeah, that’s a goal, but I’d say it’s really about banning speech to facilitate thought control.

It’s about tyranny.

That’s what NSSF doesn’t get when it thinks it can partner with monsters that won’t ultimately turn on them.

[Via JR]

BOHICA

Justice Department Proposes New Regulation to Update Definition of “Engaged in the Business” as a Firearms Dealer [More]

Here’s ATF’s summary.

Here’s the proposed rule.

When they’ve got it in the Federal Register you’ll be able to find it and comment here.

Not that the tyrannical swine following orders to impose this will listen.

Which means a filing to halt this based on history, text, and tradition of gun sales at the time of the Founding will need to be filed in a jurisdiction likely to issue an injunction.

UPDATE

GOA’s take:

Today, the Biden ATF formally rolled out their plans to implement backdoor universal background checks, which was made possible by Senator John Cornyn’s “compromise” legislation passed last summer.