Tag: Florida

File Under ‘WTF?’

President-elect Trump announces Pam Bondi as his new pick for US attorney general [More]

That would be the same Pam Bondi NRA sued over denial of rights for 18-20-year-olds where the 11th Circuit, contrary to Bruen, “decided that historical sources from Reconstruction are more probative of the Second Amendment’s scope than those from the Founding.”

I can sense the apologists preparing arguments that her job is to defend state law.

I don’t hold any politician to standards I don’t hold myself to. I’d quit a job that required me to do that.

Wouldn’t you?

More words, President Trump?

This is exactly why “Gun Owners for Trump” needs to be more than names to help him get elected but actually be a presence and have his ear when he’s in power.

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Will the “gun rights groups” try to rein this in?

‘Looters Meeting Shooters’ Could Spread Hurricane Milton’s Destruction

Florida’s “stand your ground” provisions won’t give them a pass from prosecution if there’s a question of legality, or if a Democrat DA decides there’s ginned up anger they can exploit. [More]

But when it’s all said and done, “I’d rather be judged by 12 than carried by six” applies.

A Second Wind

Hurricane guns: DeSantis orders no suspensions, no limits on gun sales during storm [More]

It’s ridiculous that this is even an issue, but government…

What kind of absolute statist moron would disarm the people at the time they needed to protect themselves the most?

Ol’ Don Hagan sure made a permanent name for himself, didn’t he?

And if you think Helene exposed FEMA, Milton is just getting warmed up.

[Via Jess]

Sorry or Sorry, Not Sorry?

I spoke directly with Mayor Dowling Watford and Police Chief Donald Hagan. Both profusely apologized and explained that at no point was it their intention to strip the residents and business owners of their Second Amendment rights. [More]

I’d prefer officials do things my way because they share my convictions, but if they just do it out of fear I can live with it.

If Only We Didn’t Have Rights…

Recent operations by the FBI and prosecution by the U.S. Department of Justice has led to federal convictions for Florida residents accused of buying high-powered guns to arm the gangs in Haiti… “These international gangs and these criminal organizations have very sophisticated means and networks to be able to facilitate smuggling, whether it’s through shipments, out of the ports, airlines, different things like that…” [More]

Why would they need to?

I notice how it is “international gangs” are in this country in the first place is left unexplored.

Better to let NBC News of rigged flaming truck notoriety blame DeSantis…

[Via Jess]

Not the Only One?

“I said [at the press conference] if you shoot accurately, and you kill the guy, you save taxpayers money. And I also said that if somebody gets killed during a home invasion, the odds of them re-offending are zero. And we like those odds, which we do,” he told Fox News Digital. [More]

Still, even if you live in Santa Rosa County, the sheriff’s public sentiments notwithstanding, remember one thing when his deputies respond.

[Via Jess]

Dodge City!!!

After Media-Brutalized Gun Freedom Law, Violent Crime Drops In Florida [More]

Just like Ohio.

Didn’t help this poor guy, though.

I see Forbes was one of the guilty DSM parties.

I remember when Steve was trying to con gun owners into thinking he was a pal. NRA, of course, fell for it, but they’ve covered their tracks by deleting their video “Steve Forbes – a New President to Put Forward a PositiveProgram.”

[Via Edmund M]

Kicking the Can Down the Road

“Unless and until judicially or legislatively clarified, I conclude that the definition of ‘short-barreled rifle,’ which the Legislature enacted in 1969, does not include a handgun, such as a pistol, to which a person attaches a stabilizing brace, because the use of such an optional accessory does not change the fundamental characteristics of the handgun.” [More]

Not that politicians majority rule voting on what to call something would legitimately alter the truth…

[Via Jess]

A Series of Unfortunate Events

Gonzales is a convicted felon, but wanted to buy a gun. So she asked her drug dealer, who hooked her up with Rashan, who had a pistol stolen in a burglary. After selling her this gun for $200, Rashan apparently got the idea of robbing Gonzales — because, hey, if she’s got $200 to buy a gun, probably she’s got a lot more money, right? And so Rashan arranges a meeting, telling Gonzales some kind of story about having more bullets for the gun. Rashan picks up Quashawn, and takes him to meet with Gonzales, so that Quashawn can rob her — but oops! She uses the gun that Rashan sold her to shoot his accomplice Quashawn. [More]

There’s definitely something systemic going on but it’s not what we’re expected to believe.

[Via Michael G]

Third Time’s a Charm!

Court records show Agee was most recently was arrested on Feb. 22 in Mobile on three counts of Domestic Violence 3rd Degree. The charges were then dropped. Agee was also charged with Domestic Violence 3rd Degree on April 14, 2022 in Mobile. Those charged were also dropped. [More]

The trick here is to work around due process…

Don’t worry– Marco’s working on that.

[Via FL]

Slippery Ground

Gualtieri said the shooting is a “clear example” of Florida’s “stand your ground” law. [More]

Clear it up for me because I’m not seeing it. What I AM seeing is reckless endangerment/culpable negligence.

This looks like stupidity all the way around, from the pool guy who didn’t announce himself and especially from the idiot firing blindly with no regard to what was around and behind the general area of where he presumed his “target” to be. If I lived anywhere around that moron I’d be looking for bullet holes in my house and car and he’d be hearing from me in no uncertain terms about endangering my family.

[Via Steve T]

Carry On

10 Pro-Gun Americans on Why They Carry in Public [More]

MSN evidently thinks slide show click revenues warrant sidelining its typical anti-gun editorial sentiments now and then. Knowing what those are, I’m just surprised one of the given reasons wasn’t “to compensate for inadequate manhood.”

And pick a side, Ryan Thomas. This playing both sides of the street and then predicting blood in them for the DSM to spread around is unbecoming of someone who says he “believes” in RKBA.

It didn’t happen in Ohio, so stop trying to appeal to people who hate you.

[Via Remarks]

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