Imagine killing someone and telling their loved ones you hope your decision not to be held accountable brings them closure & healing. [More]
Only someone who is highly trained could even hope to try to pull that off.
[Via An Hour of Wolves]
Bang for the Buck
No violence interrupters hired in Richmond; critics question ‘disrespectful’ salary [More]
Based on the impact they’ve had where it’s been tried, they’re already paying them more than they’re worth.
Besides, I thought Richmond was a done deal…
[Via Mack H]
Strictly by the Numbers
Lone gunmen outliers in nation’s mass shootings [More]
Yeah, but Democrats would p!$$ off too many constituents if they went after who you’d need to to make a dent.
Best to focus on disarming the real threat — to totalitarian rule.
Repeating the French Mistake
A conservative Christian quietly battles against right-wing hysteria [More]
Right, if you want to know how Republicans need to govern, listen to this Democrat propagandist.
[Via Mack H]
CNN AR-15 Deception Recalls Previous Attempts to Spook the Uninformed
Here’s the conclusion they don’t want viewers to realize: If expended ammunition wasn’t capable of producing lethal destructive force on human bodies, it would be useless as a defensive deterrent. What should be the object of focus is not citizen disarmament, but armed citizens being able to minimize “success” by promptly dispatching child-slaughtering monsters to hell. [More]
More manipulation and lies from “the most busted name in news”…
Common Sense
Elbert Lee Guillory talks “gun violence.” [Watch]
I wanted to embed the video here, but got an “Unavailable — may contain content owned by someone else” notice. That’s curious because it’s from his Facebook page.
I could quibble with some of the details but find him mostly right on and refreshing. His message needs to be heard by people of color. It’s a shame that so many of them would be unreceptive to a face from outside the community, but that’s the socially engineered reality.
[Via Harold R]
We’re the Only Ones Controlling Enough
I’m a longtime NRA member and I say we need gun control [More]
Funny, they tell us “Dave Ziegler, a retired law enforcement officer,” but you have to look elsewhere to find out that means with ATF, and that he’s also a longtime statist apparatchik.
It looks like you have to register with the site to read more, but seeing as how we’re dealing with an “Only One” who wants to disarm his countrymen, I can guess what he’s going to say.
And it’s further illustration that if owning guns was all it took to be “one of us,” we’d have no better pals than David Chipman and Lon Horiuchi.
You Can Judge Some Books By Their Covers
They’re just as informative and gorgeously photographed on the inside.
I’ve written about both before:
- ‘FG42’ Profiles Revolutionary, Near-Forgotten Classic in Words and Pictures
- Book Explores How War for Independence Revolutionized Firearms Technology
I bring them up again here because author Jeff John, my longtime former editor at GUNS Magazine (we actually go back to GUNS & AMMO), released a revised and updated second edition of FG42, and he sent me hard copies of both, which I’d previously only seen in electronic form.
I’ve also told readers about The Matchless Enfield No. 4 (T) Sniper, blogged about Colours of the Queen’s Rangers, and on more than one occasion steered people over to Jeff’s website, Art in Arms Press, featuring “historical and contemporary firearm books & photography,” and more.
Consider carving out some time to spend over there, to appreciate artistry, craftsmanship, and history, and to get copies of Jeff’s books for yourself or a deserving friend or relative.
Gowdy’s Wrong Questions about the 2nd Amendment Preclude Getting Right Answers
Gowdy should know all that, but again, we’re dealing with someone who presents the illusion of being “conservative.” [More]
“If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don’t have to worry about the answers.”
‘Negotiated Settlement’ Sounds So Much Better Than ‘Surrender’
His defense of the NRA is silly. [More]
It’s worse than that, and as usual, the readers aren’t buying it.
[Via Mack H]
Red Flags
[L]et’s talk Red Flag Laws and ex parte orders and due process and how anyone who tells you don’t worry, the process won’t be abused and there are robust due process protections is, at best, wildly naïve and, more likely, is lying to your face. [More]
That’s so true you’d think even a death wish Republican would get it.
Thank goodness Politifact is there to give them gaslighting points.
[Via Michael G]
If You Think the French Revolution was Fun
Two Can Play That Game
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Living Better
Teach Your Children Well
Some people have been negative online, saying, “Why homeschool your kids when they’ll live in isolation and become the next mass shooter?” [More]
And the body of evidence for that is? And cite someone other than Marxist public teachers unions that have failed everyone except themselves, and that will fight tooth and nail against a tax credit that might diminish the slop in their troughs.
So their solution is to send their children to “gun-free” mass shooter assembly lines.
[Via bondmen]
A ‘Progressive’ Advancement
Back in Action
Keefe said the shooting took place just seconds after the four beat Rivera-Perez and threatened him, his wife and two young children. Connor also aimed a gun at Rivera-Perez’s wife. “Make no mistake about it, they attacked him and his family. They brought war against him and his family,” Keefe said. The attorney also contended that the bullet had entered Connor’s body from the side, not through his back. [More]
Sounds justified for a number of reasons, not the least being:
Evidence showed the suspect was shot in the back… and the County Attorney announced that no charges would be brought on the officers.
[Via bondmen]
Participation Trophies
A Proven Defender of Your Freedom
“Obviously, my goal is to get much more than 60 votes…” [More]
The proof is in the pudding.
[Via WiscoDave]
UPDATE:
You don’t get to take people rights without convicting them of a crime, or showing they are nuts and need to be in the booby-hatch. There’s no special exception to the Constitution because ten invertebrate Republican senators want to “do something.” [More]
And don’t forget “the law.”
[Via Michael G]