And Yet Once Again Unto the Breach

Update to this.

“Investigation targets”…?

While we’re told it’s “a standalone system,” that last bit makes me wonder if I was far off on my speculation on terror watchlists, and specifically that finding they’re on one may be the tip-off that they’ve been made and to get out of Dodge…

[Via Len Savage]

Big Bonta is Watching You

Bigbonta

Ninth Circuit Leaves California’s 24/7 Gun-Store Surveillance Law in Place [More]

If they’re not afraid to violate the Second Amendment, why would tyrants worry about ignoring the First, Fourth, and Fifth?

On a High Note…

Hemani did not rule out Section 922(g)(3) charges when the government presents additional evidence that a defendant poses a danger to public safety. But prior to Hemani, prosecutors typically did not do that. The question now is how federal courts should deal with such prior convictions: Should they simply be vacated, or should the government get another chance to offer evidence that would meet Hemani’s new requirements? [More]

I’m all for punishing the hell out of people who make the choice to misoperate a firearm, or car, or anything while intoxicated and then threaten and/or harm the innocent. But how stoned do you have to be to believe abridging a fundamental right and imposing a permanent prior restraint because someone MIGHT temporarily do something bad is consistent with Founding intent?

[Via Lane]

My Kind of Razzmatazz

Ammo

Chicago has a higher homicide rate than comparably large cities. Of the 11 most populous U.S. cities (over 1 million people), Chicago consistently has the highest homicide rate. [More]

Forget it, Jake…

Related UPDATE

Chicago police face staffing crisis amid surge in weekend violence [More]

Now that’s “environmental justice“!

Take it away, Chuck:

We’re the Only Ones Harassed Enough

Portage County Sheriff’s Office addresses social media post, alleges harassment by felon [More]

And now, the rest of the story.

This is the “Only One” tasked with making sure you’re disarmed inside Fair buildings because you’re not as professional as him.

What a disgrace.

Not that “real reporter” Ashley Pompas and the team of crack official narrative amplifiers at 19 News are interested in both sides…

We’re the Only Ones Self-Defending Enough

Timessquaresensitivearea

A knife-wielding woman stabbed two people in the heart of Times Square Monday afternoon before advancing on NYPD officers with two knives and being shot by police… [More]

See, the two mere citizen victims had their choices to do that taken away from them by “law.”

Oath Breaker

As to the reasons for this rising extremism, he argued that “military institutions tend to become more conservative and isolated from civilian society” and that “these conservative tendencies are constantly reinforced, and young military members can be easy prey for the extreme right-wing groups that relate through similar conservative ideology. Unfortunately, the United States Criminal Code and the Uniform Code of Military Justice do not currently provide the tools to deal with this crisis, as they do not treat domestic extremism as a specific criminal offense,” he wrote, adding, “Codifying domestic extremism as a punitive article under the military code would provide a means for commanders to adequately address the rising tide of domestic extremism.” [More]

While everyone else is understandably focused on the outrage of this embedded enemy within greasing the skids for terrorists, I’d like to call at least some of the attention to another motive at work here. This Lt. Col. Michael Schrama character is a fine one to talk about extremism in the ranks.

The masters he serves are intent on purging Oath Keepers and ensuring all orders, no matter how unlawful will be obeyed.

Meanwhile, the left has hijacked the concept to call for disobedience of lawful ones.

Not-So-Secret Weapon

While searching for something else today I ran across this 2015 post from the old blog, that in turn linked to an admission from the political left that supports everything I’ve been warning about regarding immigration and the Second Amendment.

Brown-Nosers

Brown releases review on mass shooting, action plan; says it’s unlikely it could have been prevented [More]

Not without anybody able to shoot back it couldn’t have been…

Unfortunately, proximate cause, tort claims immunities for government schools, and sensitive places doctrine mean lawsuits for damages attributable to forced disarmament aren’t likely to go anywhere.

[Via Edmund M]

Time for More ‘Fair Shares’

Iryna Zarutska’s Family Sues City Of Charlotte Over Fatal Rail Stabbing, Claims Inadequate Security… According to the complaint, long before Zarutska boarded the train, the defendants “knew that violent crime had repeatedly occurred on and around the Blue Line and the Charlotte Transportation Center.” [More]

That’s OK– the productive sector can afford it. If this can get past the “no duty to protect” hurdle…

[Via bondmen]

The FuddVoters Candidate

El-Sayed Dodges Twice on if He Wants to Replace 2nd Amendment Before Saying He’s Okay With Hunting Rifles [More]

For hunting tyrants and domestic enemies…?

Besides, we already have “a right to healthcare.”

We just don’t have a right to force someone else to provide it for us– that’s called slavery.

[Via bondmen]

We’re the Only Ones Zoophilist Enough

The FBI previously refused to hire job applicants if they admitted to hiring sex workers or stealing from an employer — or engaging in acts of bestiality. Today, those acts, which are mostly illegal across the country, are no longer automatic deal breakers for applicants to the nation’s top law enforcement agency. [More]

Hey, when you might need to call on them some day to burn babies to death, you can’t be too picky.

Besides, now that the West is becoming vibrant, cultural accommodations must be made.

[Via Steve T]