Notes from the Resistance
I own six guns. Here’s how to talk to conservatives about firearms [More]
“Beginning with something remarkably simple: giving away gun locks,” leads to the logical question for anyone who knows leftists, “What’s it ending with?”
As long as you’re not forcing yourself on me under penalty of law, what’s there to talk about? Because we’ve seen what you lot mean by “commonsense gun safety legislation.”
According to court records, Johnson was in the process of being evicted from the Loring Towers on East Grand Street. Court documents allege a pattern of behavior from Johnson, ranging from engaging in loud arguments with others, walking around the premises with a firearm openly displayed, and making statements to neighbors that he would kill someone. [More]
So, in other words, it’s the gun’s fault.
[Via Michael G]
“Gun bans are strong medicine. But occasionally, they are just what the doctor ordered.” [More]
Or as Gomez Addams said:
I wish he’d shake his rattles or yell a few times as Dr. Mbogo does. Makes you feel like he’s accomplishing something.
Now shut up and take your rights clot shot.
And from the “There Are No Coincidences” file, I just taught this song to my four-year-old granddaughter last night.
Related UPDATE
He’s another Trump-appointee. And not how he uses “common use” against us.
I hate to say “I told you so.”
Ronald Reagan and George Deukmejian are gone, and Arnold Schwarzenegger is far too busy to help. [More]
The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) and its partners have filed a reply brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of Novotny v. Moore, SAF’s challenge to Maryland’s so-called “sensitive places” carry ban. [More]
What do you think the chances are the men who consented to be governed would have been OK with “The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed– except over here, and here, and…”?
Democrat ‘Sympathy’ Is Performative and Self-Serving, Even When Facing Real Victims [Watch]
That’s because they’re victims of Democrat policies.
[Via Lawrence P]
So, we’re importing millions of Democrat voters and in the process making cities like New York less and less livable. [Watch]
Don’t tell me.
Tell Ranjit, Stephen, Kostas and Hannah.
Anyone making the “assimilation” excuse about people immersed in this environment is either a fool or a liar.
Len Savage emailed Director Cekada:
Original post: ATF Statement in Rare Breed Trigger Litigation Raises Questions on Legal Authority
Let’s not go celebrating just yet:
How is that legal, when Ohio, where open, concealed and permitless carry are legal, has state preemption for firearms laws, previous Attorney General Dave Yost confirmed political subdivisions must allow it?
Let’s ask the new guy and find out.
[Via Aaron P]
“Please show me anywhere in the U.S.C. or C.F.R. that rate of fire is regulated in any way? Only method of fire is regulated. If it fires more than once per function of the trigger it’s highly regulated. If not, there is NO regulation.” [More]
Just because they act like they have the power to do something doesn’t mean they actually do.
I know damage has to be undone incrementally and I understand how reciprocity with other states works, but I just can’t get myself worked up over the idea of permits.
Ohio Democratic Congressional Candidate Arrested For Attempting to Swallow Crack Cocaine, Slapping Stranger at Baseball Game [More]
Hey, he was just establishing his manliness credentials…
[Via Michael G]
Mexico’s High-Level Officials Work Directly With Terrorist Drug Cartels [More]
Maybe if we didn’t have such lax gun laws here…
[Via bondmen]
“Only about 30 to 50% of hunters around the nation, it’s about 50% here in Wisconsin, actually vote and if all of our hunters got out and voted we would not have an issue with worrying about losing the 2nd Amendment,” Van Orden said. [More]
Call Fudds who vote Democrat what they are: Gunkapos.
[Via bondmen]
Dick’s Sporting Goods shares crashed by the most on record Tuesday after the sporting goods retailer slashed its annual sales and adjusted operating-income forecasts… [More]
My four-year-old granddaughter starts tee-ball soon.
Guess where I didn’t get her mitt.
[Via bondmen]
