California liquor store clerk dies after being assaulted with scooter by group of teens [More]
Ah, an assault scooter! This clearly calls for some commonsense scooter safety laws.
Who’da thunk scooter buybacks were a thing?
[Via William T]
Notes from the Resistance
California liquor store clerk dies after being assaulted with scooter by group of teens [More]
Ah, an assault scooter! This clearly calls for some commonsense scooter safety laws.
Who’da thunk scooter buybacks were a thing?
[Via William T]
“The victim indicated she was working in her office when a man came into her office, grabbed her, dragged her into a basement, and raped her,” Stanford’s Department of Public Safety said in a statement. “The victim does not want to provide a statement to law enforcement about the crime at this time.” [More]
Stanford University prohibits the possession of any of the following weapons or dangerous items on the Stanford campus: firearm, dirk, dagger, ice pick, knife having a blade longer than 2 1/2 inches (except for lawful use in food preparation or consumption), folding knife with a blade that locks into place, razor with an unguarded blade, taser, stun gun, instrument that expels a metallic projectile (such as a BB or a pellet), spot marker gun (commonly known as a “paintball gun”), compressed air (airsoft) gun, or any other weapons prohibited by California Penal Code Sections 626.10 and 626.9.
Then again, aside from the absurd and wholly prejudicial “Believe Women” weapon that the left employs to try and derail Supreme Court nominees, and with campus hoaxes being all the fashion for decades now, how do we know this even happened?
California law seeking to deter legal challenges to gun laws in that state is now under major legal threat. The pro 2A groups suing over the anti civil-rights law were just given the great news that federal district Court Judge District Roger Benitez has been assigned the case. [Watch]
NOW how many years…?
[Via Jess]
Freeman said the insurance requirement was analogous to some 19th-century laws requiring gun owners to post bond in order to carry a gun. [More]
Ah yes, Licky Liccardo’s law…
The antis will try to use Bruen’s “historical understanding” to justify every disarmament edict they can think up. Let unsaid with that approach:
Were those edicts ever challenged on Second Amendment grounds? Because what they won’t find is the Supreme Court upholding such “laws.”
[Via Jess]
Berkeley Develops Jewish-Free Zones [More]
But Hillary says we’re the Nazis…
I wonder if that bagel brain Chemerinsky now wringing his hands over this might have pause to reconsider his position on 2A, but no, he hasn’t connected the dots to realize the cowardly Judenrat and kapos are ever essential components of establishing judenfrei zones.
[Via Michael G]
Mountain lion attacks boy, 7, at Southern California park [More]
Hell of a thing to have to charge weaponless against. You wonder what the father would have done had the cat fought back. When I lived there and went into the wilderness with my sons, I never had nothing.
[Via Michael G]
Tangentially-Related UPDATE
Hidden mountain lion watches runner in Ojai, California 😳 pic.twitter.com/4Z2hbGTqMF
— OddIy Terrifying (@closecalls7) September 29, 2022
Dozens of Officers Have Firearms Taken Away After Failing Psych Evaluations [More]
Hey. aren’t these the same guys who are supposed to be disarming us…? Kinda makes you wonder what kind of morons, psychopaths, and mental defectives they hand out badges to…
So what sense does it make to take their duty guns but not any personal firearms they might own? Actually, what sense does it make to leave someone who can’t be trusted with a gun without a custodian?
The results aren’t trustworthy, they say? So what does that say about red flag laws?
[Via Remarks]
A California law makes it legal to turn human remains into compost … But it does not make it illegal to sell the soil that results from the process or use it to grow food for human consumption. [More]
Chuck? You’re up:
Boy, you think we got recall notices now…
Violence hits ‘epidemic proportions’ in pandemic-era California, study shows [More]
Curious.
Me ‘n everybody I know are all living in the exact same era, and every single one of us has managed to behave ourselves…
Remember when I asked if it would be out of line to wonder if San Carlos being a self-declared “sanctuary city” played any part in a woman’s decapitation?
UPDATE
They’ve since revised the story to say he was a citizen.
That “cash, electronics and other valuables” were “left behind” suggests that the object of the break-in was to get the guns, making fair the question of who knew Bass had them and how it is that they knew. [More]
It sounds like there’s a lot more to this story than has been revealed, but even if there’s not, the in-your-face hypocrisy alone ought to disqualify this self-serving hypocrite from office. Which means L.A. Democrats will be lining up to vote for her in droves…
Sources told KGO-TV that the victim and the suspect were in an ongoing relationship. According to authorities, the young woman filed a restraining order in April against the suspect, Jose Solano Landaeta. Sources informed the news outlet that there was a history of domestic violence.v [More]
What else was there a history of?
Would it be out of line to wonder if San Carlos being a self-declared “sanctuary city” played any part? I ask because no “real news” report apparently will.
[Via Jess]
Attorneys representing the Second Amendment Foundation and its partners in the case of Jones v. Bonta, challenging a California law restricting the rights of young adults to purchase long guns, are asking the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for an “All Writ” enjoining the state from enforcing a new state law that penalizes plaintiffs in cases contesting state gun laws. [More]
Why should arrogant tyrants who ignore the Second Amendment with impunity have any respect for the First?
The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) and Defense Distributed have teamed up to sue the State of California over its ban on CNC machines used for producing unserialized firearms and a law letting the State recover attorney fees from plaintiffs and their lawyers. [More]
You get the feeling that the state, with virtually unlimited resources, is forcing the gun groups to expend all of theirs on lawsuit after lawsuit, counting on exhausting and wearing them out until they’ve got nothing left to punch with.
[Via Jess]
California asks residents not to charge electric vehicles, days after announcing gas car ban [More]
I’ll turn this one over to Hannibal.
Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong had a simple message Tuesday outside City Hall in the wake of a spree of deadly shootings in the city: put down the guns. [Watch]
Expecting that to make a difference is beyond simple. It’s retarded.
As is everyone in this video, starting with the incompetent “Authorized Journalists” putting the blame on “gun violence,” every self-promoting “official” spouting blather, and every “community” moron wearing an orange shirt and nodding solemnly after each buzzword.
[Via 1Gat]
Sorry, I do typos too. It just struck me as funny. [More]
It also strikes me that an “A” grade from Giffords is no indication of what someone who wants to ignore their infringements can do.
[Via Jess]
“Senate Bill 918 is nothing short of tyrannical overreach to force his ideology on law abiding people who still believe in the framer’s intent,” said Rick Travis of the CA Rifle and Pistol Association. “Governor Newsom and his allies will stop at nothing to remove the right of the people to defend themselves. He is signing bills that are known constitutional violations and does not care.” [More]
Why? Because he can.
The “altercation” began inside the gym, on or near basketball courts, and carried out into the gym’s front parking lot where it “escalated,” police said. At least two people pulled out guns and fired multiple shots, police said, citing surveillance video. Several people fled the scene, police said. [More]
Rightwing extremists? NRA members?
Whoever they are, they don’t follow policy…
[Via Jess]
…Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) announced a victory in its Campos v. Bonta lawsuit, which challenged policies and practices of California Attorney General Rob Bonta and his Department of Justice (DOJ) Bureau of Firearms that delayed firearm transactions beyond the statutory 10-day waiting period absent a legal basis. [More]
Who thinks these guys wait 10 days?
[Via Jess]