Notes from the Resistance
FPC LEGAL ALERT: The Third Circuit has ruled that New Jersey’s bans on carrying in private vehicles and on private property by default, along with the state’s liability insurance requirement for carry permits and $50 carry permit fee for “the Victims of Crime Compensation Office account” likely violate the Second Amendment [More]
What was their first clue…?
[Via Jess]
The Supreme Court ruled the Trump Administration can continue operations in Los Angeles to remove dangerous criminal illegal aliens from the streets [More]
So… elections have judicial consequences…?
And this actually does affect the “single issue”?
Go ahead, Democrats. Rebel not just against Trump but the Supreme Court.
[Via Jess]
A consulting firm funded by left-wing billionaires has embedded itself in the offices of 40 progressive prosecutors, where it has quietly helped to craft soft-on-crime policies that now affect 48 million Americans across 22 states. Known as the Wren Collective, the firm provides its services to the prosecutors for free and with no expectation of publicity, according to a new report by the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund (LELDF). [More]
Those who do not learn from history:
Most Russian elites did not support the Bolsheviks; those who did, or allied with them during the revolution, faced severe consequences. Many were executed during the Red Terror or later purged by Stalin, while others survived by concealing their origins or fleeing the country.
[Via Michael G]
Boston firefighter faces over 40 charges after failing to turn over firearms following a restraining order [More]
Of interest from the video:
He initially lied about having weapons, but his defense attorney explains those firearms weren’t registered. He hadn’t done them on time.
So if he’d complied with the order and produced the guns, that would have been self-incriminating.
Didn’t the Supreme Court already weigh in on that?
Anybody know who is his attorney is, and if he knows about this?
Ah, here we go.
All we can do is offer:
[Via Jess]
He has pleaded not guilty, as his defense team explores the possibility of arguing self-defense… Chelsey Garrison said her husband acted in self-defense to protect himself and others after Sturgill had struck him on the head. [More]
No. You don’t get to start a fight, leave the scene and return with a gun.
[Via Steve T]
Why would somebody stab somebody for no reason?” Brown is heard saying. [More]
Oh, there was a reason.
And plenty to hold accountable for inflaming for personal advancement.
DLCC invests another $1.5 million into Virginia state elections [More]
Gee, it’s almost like someone knows something the excuse-makers are trying to bull$#!+ their way out of.
The National Association for Gun Rights (NAGR) today announced it has issued a subpoena to @Magpul , demanding the release of civilian sales data on standard-capacity magazines after the company refused to cooperate voluntarily for over a year. [More]
Where did the press release go, and why?
[Via Jess]
Two female police officers vs a short maybe 130lb male. Who wins? [More]
And thing is, he didn’t want to hurt them– the ingrained conditioning against hitting a woman still holds in those of us who aren’t savages. If he’d been actually fighting using punches, kicks, elbows, knees, and fought like you would against a man, they’d have had to shoot him, which ought to be a lesson in itself.
And here I’d expected any one of them to be able to do a three-point landing and take out half-a-dozen linebackers…
It’s almost like TV and movies tell us one thing and reality tells us another…
[Via WiscoDave]
Well the 2A movement won’t get good originalist judges without voting, and it won’t get good 2A lawyers without working with and funding pro 2A groups. [More]
The argument that wining elections isn’t needed and that Trump and the courts will save us so we can rest assured the 2A is in no danger is an excuse that doesn’t hold against even minimal scrutiny. It’s also an abdication of self government and of having a hand in saving ourselves.
If someone from on high provides it to you, they own you.
As for the TINVOWOOT crowd, if you’re not willing to use the remarkable system bequeathed to us by the Founders to do the easy things, I question how effective and organized you’ll be if the things we can still take for granted get existential and deadly.
Still, I fully expected most to not give a damn and the ones who do weigh in to justify lack of action with excuses. Call it the curse of Cassandra or attribute it to an inflated ego. That doesn’t alter a basic truth– if you don’t put work into something, don’t expect it to give you what you want.
‘Handsome’ Hawaiian police dog dies after being left in hot car by handler… “The K9 handler involved in this case is devastated as you would expect,” Mahuna said. [More]
“Devastated”?
Not “fired”?
Not “arrested and prosecuted,” as would happen to any one of us if we killed a K9 in self-defense, and in a much quicker and more humane way?
It’s not like this hasn’t happened before.
This take on the story seems more accurate than the “news” headline.
[Via WiscoDave]
Zoomers in Nepal just overthrew the government. They did it with no “2nd amendment” either. [More]
But they had guns… [More]
What’s that line about “the best laid schemes o’ mice an’ men“…?
The ChiComs gotta be happy about all this, and the opportunities it presents under the guise of their “security”…
[Via WiscoDave]
The governor’s special session starts Oct. 1 and they’re awaiting the decision if the full Tenth Circuit will take up waiting periods. [More]
Democrat Walkinshaw wins special congressional election where Trump loomed large – Democrat wins Virginia special election seat after voters ‘send a statement’ on Trump policies [More]
Ready to see that happen again and again?
Yeah, but it was a Democrat district.
Making excuses and doing nothing else will ensure more Democrat districts.
Wikipedia editors attempted to delete Charlotte murder article, removed suspect’s name from entry [More]
For lies of omission they want to be paid?
Anybody see any mention of how this became known?
But they’re not “woke.” Honest.
California man accused in dating app murders wore eerie white mask in past burglary spree [More]
I guess it’s OK when they do it…
Fusaro has offered a detailed plan, and good one. It’s up to NRA and VCDL to share what plans they have developed to see how their detailed strategies compare… [More]
What happens here will be a bellwether for the midterms. We’re either serious about this — and willing to do all the necessary things — or we’re not and we won’t.
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I really am so out of tune with fellow gun owners that I’ll always just be a fringe guy in a niche. I have never grokked why they need to be offered incentives to do the right thing (and that’s assuming donating money here would be the right thing).
Maybe that’s why this campaign will rake in tons of dough while I can’t even get but a handful to help a friend in need, share a link, or lift a finger to advance a joint effort we’d all benefit from.
I wonder what kind of merchandise they offered to get farmers to show up at Lexington and Concord…?
