Mayday, Mayday

Gun Policies That May Decrease Outcomes… Gun Policies That May Increase Outcomes [More]

So “may” means it’s spcualtion, not “fact.”

What other outcomes “may” arise from citizen disarmament and a monopoly of violence, and how come they aren’t even acknowledged, let alone factored in?

Leftist ivory tower eggheads– is it any wonder we love them so?

Them and false authority gunquacks.

[Via Dan Gifford]

Would’ja Look At That Dead Heartbeat…

Radiologists and students studying the practice will now be instructed to avoid referring to first-trimester babies as “living” or “live,” according to new guidelines developed by a panel of scholars. [More]

The Revolution will be complete when the language is perfect.”

[Via Michael G]

Speaking of Compensating

This is not to excuse pornography, but rather refocus inquiry and reflection (as I do here) on the ways in which guns amplify phallocentrism. [More]

Academia sent me a link to this 2007 “study.”

Sounds like author C. Richard King has too much time on his hands and/or too much of something else in his hands…

He even cites SPLC’s Mark Pitcavage, who looks like his hands wouldn’t reach, at least his own…

BREAKING: Academic Discovers Violent Crime Not Committed by ‘Law-Abiding’!

“If state lawmakers really want to reduce gun violence, the most effective policy they can enact is one that requires permits in order to purchase or possess a gun.” [More]

Don’t bother telling author Michael Siegel that “correlation = causation” is a logical fallacy. He knows.

But that trough won’t fill itself.

An Effective Combination

For the crime of running a huge survey on defensive gun use in the U.S. that was not forced into the narrative structure of today’s gun-control activism, William English, an assistant professor at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business, has been subpoenaed, attacked in The New York Times and by many other “mainstream” outlets and, basically, pilloried in order to, as he put it in The Wall Street Journal, “warn off other academics thinking of doing similar research, and to influence courts where states are losing on the merits.” [More]

Or as the Keeper always said:

[Via Jess]

Mission Impossible

Medical Journal The Lancet Abandons Science, Tells Authors to Use ‘Sex Assigned at Birth’ – “…the terms ‘sex’ and ‘gender’ can be ambiguous…” [More]

“Your assignment, if you chose to accept it…”

And “assigned” by whom…?

Now if you’ll excuse me, I’ve got to go put on a towel and fly around the yard.

[Via Michael G]

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