Her Body His Choice

In the weeks before she was killed, Roque repeatedly took all steps domestic violence victims are told to take. She got a protection order against her former boyfriend, Kenneth Brown. She also repeatedly went to the Chicago Police Department for help. She filed one police report after another and never gave up. [More]

Did she get a gun?

And why won’t they show us who she got involved with? Conspicuous absence just makes people want to look and then wonder

[Via Jess]

We’re the Only Ones Decommisioning Enough

2 Bay Area counties opt not to resell decommissioned police firearms [More]

Paul Miyamoto certainly sounds like a self-important dolt, And talk about an admission that California’s A-rated gun laws don’t work!

So, I guess if the San Jose Police Department and the San Francisco County Sheriff’s Office whine about not having enough money, they could be reminded they had a source of revenue and they turned their noses up at it.

Not that anyone capable of changing anything will…

[Via 1Gat]

Self-Inflicted Wounds

The prisoner was named by the prosecutor’s office in Paris as Mohamed Amra… Another video, apparently taken before or during the attack, shows two masked people dressed all in black and armed with what appear to be automatic firearms. [More]

Between “collective duty” and invader empowerment, I’m having a real tough time giving a f…

What were all these deaths for again…?

I’d say “Never Again,” but it looks like our “leaders” are rattling sabers for Round Three…

[Via Michael G]

Imams Demand Action

An imam linked to prominent Michigan Democrats like Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and Rep. Rashida Tlaib said in a sermon this month that pro-Israel members of Congress were “stooges” of the Jewish state who should be charged with “treason.” [More]

There are cases where he has a point, but that doesn’t mean it’s an either/or proposition.

[Via Michael G]

Lie, Cheat and Steal

Last week, the Post’s editorial board — which speaks with the institutional voice of the newspaper — declared that it regards President Biden’s reelection in November as a matter of such importance that it will not fault him for promoting misbegotten policies that are designed to attract votes. The president’s policies “clearly pander to core constituencies,” the editorial board conceded, and “some of these policies are quite bad — even dangerous.” Other pandering by the White House may be “less obviously dangerous but still violates common sense and principle.” [More]

Why is anyone surprised?

And why is no one challenging this as an admission of intent to provide free publicity and suppress other information, making it an “in kind” campaign contribution reportable to the FEC?

[Via Michael G]

Inviting the Streisand Effect

Are you posting about the shocking assassination attempt on Wednesday upon the Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico? Well, a warning. You and the Big Tech platform you are posting on can be punished for spreading “disinformation’ if the European Commission, the increasingly authoritarian cabinet government of the European Union, has its way. [More]

Oooh… the Europeans are gonna get you!

That’s enough to make me want to speculate that surgeons are working to repair damage when the attempt caused him to forcefully expel his butt plug.

Funny, how the EU is imposing censorship to the benefit of a communist.

What did we save/kick their@$$es for again…?

[Via Michael G]

.50-.50

The Stop Arming Cartels Act of 2024 will address these challenges by: Banning the manufacture, importation, sale, transfer, or possession of .50 caliber rifles excluding governmental use of these arms. Regulating .50 caliber rifles that are currently possessed lawfully under the National Firearms Act, by assigning a fee waiver and 12-month grace period to register on the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record. Establishing an exception to the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA), enabling victims of gun violence to sue manufacturers and dealers who engage in firearm transactions that violate the Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act (the “Kingpin Act”).
Prohibiting the distribution of firearms, either through sale or transfer, to individuals sanctioned under the Kingpin Act, and incorporating Kingpin Act designations into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS). Mandating that firearms dealers report multiple sales of rifles to state and local law enforcement agencies, mirroring the current requirement for handguns. [More]

And what do they credit for getting their foot in the door?

…legislation that builds on the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act…

Thanks again, John!

The traitor Durbin introduced this in ’23.

This version?

0% chance of being enacted

It’s useful to know that this is part of the longterm plan, but for now our energies are better focused on more immediate threats. Still, it’s not inappropriate to remind people who weren’t around when .50s first started coming under organized attack how obnoxiously idiotic it was trying to “defend” owning .50s to the DSM as a “hobby” while simultaneously throwing hard core 2A activists under the bus.

With “pro-gun leadership” like that, is it any wonder the dual citizenship Hessian banned them in CA?

No worries: He still got their endorsement.

If It Was Good Enough for Al Capone…

Seriously? Marx for Our Lives took in millions as a tax-exempt non-profit and transferred them to their lobbying arm? And their lawyers and tax accontants are OK with that?

And their major donors didn’t collude with them on it?

Can “our side” do that, too?

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