Notes from the Resistance
The boy, who police did not identify because of his age, was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon, receiving a stolen vehicle, and possession of a gun without a firearms identification card. [More]
Petty misdemeanors I can go along with. But major deviance like this, the public has a right to know who the little reptile is.
[Via Edmund M]
Talk about the eyes of a totalitarian…
What’s to stop her from doing it with guns?
Rope-selling capitalists for Harris: You paying attention? Because first they came for the pharmaceutical developers…
What a way to kill medical progress, which if you think about it, goes hand-in-hand with another plan.
[Via Jess]
There’s a universal law of nature that no amount of prohibitionist gaslighting can deny, at least to people capable of recognizing truth: Predators prefer easy prey. [More]
Oh, thank Heaven?
I have a dental appointment.
There’s a ton of emails I still have to get to, and two articles coming out today I’ll need to publicize.
Do me a favor and stop loading the wagon?
Americans dying younger than their English-speaking peers worldwide [More]
The trick is to lump everyone in with those who can’t be trusted with free will.
I’ll wager “gun violence” among NRA members is lower than Australia’s, Jennifer Ho. Care to bet?
Uh… is that a pearl necklace…?
The best laid schemes… or schemers…
Find the black guy…
Ex-NY cop, 40, convicted of raping 13-year-old girl gets just 10 weekends in jail: ‘Epitome of injustice’ [More]
That special training can really pay off, no?
Seddon’s vision for AP3 was novel for the time: a national organization, with chapters across the country operating under his command. [More]
Compare that to what Three Percent founder Mike Vanderboegh intended and didn’t want to see happen:
The Three Percent idea, the movement, the ideal, was designed to be a simple, powerful concept that could not be infiltrated or subjected to agents provocateurs like many organizations that I observed in the constitutional militia movement of the 90s. In this I was both correct and dead wrong, as I have been battling folks almost since the beginning who have misunderstood, deliberately or not, what the Three Percent was in history, what it is today and what its aims are for the future.
If you call yourself a Three Percenter, stop it if this is the first time you’re hearing this.
It looks to me like Joshua Kaplan and ProPublica are trying to amplify Garland and Wray’s “greatest threat” bull$h!+ by blowing some self-promoting low-hanging fruit up to scary boogeyman proportions. You’ll note so many who claim the title “Three Percenter” never even mention Mike on their websites, or post the catechism to articulate how to embrace the concept’s true meaning.
Don’t argue with me. Argue with him:
[Via DDS]
Why Americans Should Consider Giving Up Their Guns: 18 Good Reasons [More]
I’m fortunate to be included in an email group that includes some names you’ve heard of and no shortage of topnotch 2A attorneys. One, Don Kilmer, offered this reply and is allowing me to share it:
Turns out this was an assignment for 14 year old retarded girls. List 18 reasons to give up guns, and then explain why you should have a rainbow colored unicorn pony.
And lest anyone get their triggered butthurt on:
Besides, I’m for rehabilitating the word “retarded.” To me, it always meant people capable of intelligent thought, who refuse to be smart, and have therefore retarded their brain.
The poor souls who are born with intellectual disabilities are not retarded, they are doing the best they can with what God gave them.
City councilor’s call for downtown events to be canceled draws pushback from colleagues, Mayor Wu [More]
Let those who can’t be trusted without a custodian set the bar for allowable public gatherings… while those who can’t protect you won’t allow you to protect yourself.
And keep voting Democrat!
[Via Edmund M]
How Second Amendment Radicals Are Attacking Laws Meant to Keep Firearms Out of the Wrong Hands [More]
In other words, how patriots are resisting infringements on the right to keep and bear arms and the evisceration of due process…
What can I say but “Rolling Stone“…?
Jared Yanis has the right approach– laugh at their bitchy, impotent silliness.
[Via Jess]
UAW files federal labor charges against Trump, Musk [More]
I used to buy American cars because I assumed it was the Patriotic thing to do. Now the assumption is the money will be used against me.
“I first became worried about the bullet in my mother’s head two days after she died,” writer Ryan Nourai begins his piece with. “I was afraid the bullet was going to explode.”
“I did not see Scoggins during the hearing,” he recalls about watching parole proceedings for one of the assailants. “I asked my husband to cover that part of the computer screen with a sticky note. I sometime worried my hand would somehow jump to the mouse and move his face into my view… I wondered if he saw my mom’s eyes in my own. I hope he saw them, blazing and forgiving and half of me.”
What can I say but “Esquire” ?
The ones who “actually do want to take your guns.”
Bring sticky notes, fellas…
The Second Amendment Foundation and National Rifle Association have filed an amicus brief with the Massachusetts Supreme Court in support of a New Hampshire man who is challenging the Massachusetts permit law. [More]
Hey, waddyaknow? NRA shared credit!
Former Alabama police officer agrees to plead guilty to planting drugs before bogus traffic stop [More]
Again with “former.” The only reason is because the stupid, evil bastard got caught. And 40, eh? So he’s been preying on victims for how long?
Tell us again about badge heaviness, George.
[Via Steve T]
