A Legal Technicality

A California clerk was fatally shot by a robbery suspect, authorities say. The suspect won’t be charged with murder. The suspect was fleeing the robbery at the Antioch gas station when the clerk chased him and opened fire. Then the suspect returned fire, which experts say could be argued as self-defense. [More]

You just can’t claim the same with state enforcers.

Here I thought that if anyone died during the commission of a crime all the perps involved could be charged. Crime scene getaway isn’t a crime in CA?

Who wants to bet Jackson was carrying “illegally” and has a rap sheet?

And all that said, yeah, you’re not allowed to go after criminals. You have to let them go to where they can kill somebody else.

[Via Steve T]

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What’s My Line?

Where do Americans draw lines when it comes to guns and teens? [More]

There is no “one size fits all.” I’ve always used the term “development appropriate” instead of “age appropriate.”

Despite wretched Vichycons sucking up to Democrats to impose infringements that have no historical basis.

Copper Jacket TV reports the delay on 18-20-year-olds has begun. [Watch]

[Via Jess]

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Sherman, Set the Wayback Machine to October 17, 2008

(*)

The Internet Archive/Wayback Machine is conducting its annual fundraiser. As has been my practice, I donated once more.

Why?

Because ever since Examiner.com shuttered operations, it is the only place on the internet that has preserved my Gun Rights Examiner columns, starting from the first one through to my getting unceremoniously fired in 2015. It is the only place on the internet that has preserved my Operation Fast and Furious “Project Gunwalker” reporting, which would otherwise be lost.

Ditto for old GUNS Magazine “Rights Watch” columns that their website no longer hosts.

I suppose I could go back and copy everything and repost it anew — if I had a solid year to do nothing else but that. But I don’t and I can’t.

I recall somebody here in comments a while back saying something about rethinking his contribution because the founder’s daughter was a big lefty or something like that– I don’t remember the specifics. In any case, I’m not giving for her, I’m giving to help preserve what I consider a vital resource that serves my self-interests. As you know, I never ask for donations for myself. If it’s in your self-interest to see the history of Fast and Furious (or anything else) preserved, this is the best way to do it that I know of.

* By Screen shot from DVD of Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons., Fair use, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=11955831

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Our Bad…

Investigators said they “did not uncover any evidence that the timing of the (data breach) was driven by a nefarious intent or was personally or politically motivated in any way.” [More]

As we’ve seen in a prior cover-up, there’s a huge difference between “no evidence” and “exonerated.”

In any case, say it really was systemic retard-level incompetence and negligence– in any rational organization, that would result in top-level firings followed by legal actions.

[Via Sweet Babboo]

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It’s a Big Club and You Ain’t In It

Will everyone get along? Anna Wintour joins the Bidens, Republicans, Democrats and celebs for White House state dinner with Macron – as GOP leader Kevin McCarthy brushes off question about dining with investigation target Hunter [More]

Look at all those names.

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Murphy Floats Defunding Police Who Won’t Violate Second Amendment

What Murphy is doing is extorting law enforcement that refuses to waste resources enforcing edicts that clearly violate the Supreme Court’s Bruen ruling, like the Oregon sheriffs who have gone on record as refusing to go after Measure 114 magazine ban defiers. And not just them, but also on non-Democrat-dominated political jurisdictions, as exemplified by the growing number of “Second Amendment sanctuary” cities and counties (what lying, race-baiting Democrats smear as “Civil War Flashpoints”). Add to that states that not only won’t enforce infringements, but that have enacted their own laws to override them, and are fighting in court to have them upheld, like Texas suing ATF “for unlawfully prohibiting firearm silencers.” [More]

If only the Founders had foreseen the potential for centralized tyranny and established a federalist system with delegated and reserved divisions of power… oh, wait…

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As the Story Changes

A month later, the Secret Service flipped again, telling the Washington, D.C., district court on Nov. 10 that they located over 100 records totaling over 400 pages that could be responsive to Judicial Watch’s FOIA request. [More]

So the affidavit they signed for me under penalty of perjury so that I would dismiss my complaint was a lie?

I’m looking into what the options are now.

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With the Hottest Rich Media Marxists!

Join me for the hottest party in town Thursday night [More]

Who better to listen to than a white privileged white privilege denouncer who had two abortions at 16?

Here’s one way to cool Chelsea off.

Anybody else ever hear of those other “celebrities”? And why does Skip Coolzip come to mind?

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What a Rush!

A crazed attorney from Austin, Texas, was caught on camera allegedly trying to shoot his ex-girlfriend at the bar she worked at on Saturday, police said. Gavin Rush, 41, is out on bond after he allegedly stormed into the Anderson Mill Pub with a gun around 11:30 a.m. [More]

I’m sure they took his gun, so he’s obviously no longer a threat to anyone.

[Via Michael G]

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Hitting a Sauer Note

The Plaintiffs in this action are a group of highly trained and experienced firearms users whose lives were upended by a dangerously defective pistol: the Sig Sauer P320. [More]

If true, PLCAA will not apply — something the antis don’t want people to know.

And if successful, the confiscators may need to look elsewhere…

[Via Jess]

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A Public Health Crisis

Dr. Eric Fleegler of Boston Children’s Hospital, one of the authors of a study looking at firearm-related deaths in the United States, observed that it took coronavirus just a “couple of years” to kill as many people as died in firearm-related incidents over the past three decades. [More]

Maybe we need some “commonsense pandemic safety laws,” like background checks and a ban on assault inoculations…

I notice no Democrats are demanding to sue the manufacturers…

[Via bondmen]

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