How Labeling Cartels ‘Terrorists’ Could Hurt the U.S. Economy [More]
Anybody with a brain isn’t having it.
They didn’t dare subject it to ratioing on X.
These are the people who want our guns.
[Via Michael G]
Notes from the Resistance
How Labeling Cartels ‘Terrorists’ Could Hurt the U.S. Economy [More]
Anybody with a brain isn’t having it.
They didn’t dare subject it to ratioing on X.
These are the people who want our guns.
[Via Michael G]
NYT’s Leonhardt: Trump ‘Radicalized’ Democrats to Far Left by ‘Lying About Immigrants’ [More]
What, they’re not going to vote Democrat and create an unchallengeable supermajority dictating from all three branches after the superhighway to citizenship opens?
The treason we’ve come to expect from “The Newsraper of Record“…
Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue.” And I have that on good authority.
[Via bondmen]
This is my final column for The New York Times… [More]
Don’t worry, he promises to continue being stupid elsewhere.
Manhattan Shooter Used a Silencer. Nearly 5 Million Are Registered in the U.S. [More]
So, aside from the fact tht having or not having one would have made zero difference in the outcome, there’s a 0.000001% chance of them being used to kill?
So it figures Shannon Watts would be demanding to keep them … uh … suppressed.
I wonder what the odds are someone using products she did propaganda for would result in jury awards for cancer?
[Via bondmen]
Shouldn’t Trump Voters Be Viewed as Traitors? The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on whether voters should be held accountable for their chosen candidate’s behavior. [More]
Kwame Anthony Appiah of The Newsraper of Record evidently wants Republicans tried and either imprisoned or executed as the tribunals see fit.
If we’re talking accountability, Bill Clinton’s Rules of Engagement seem a pretty good place to start.
[Via Michael G]
NYT Lies To Downplay ‘Racist’ Kamala Plagiarism Scandal – So Chris Rufo Brings Receipts [More]
Hey, she learned from the best…
Not that this evidence will dissuade one barren, bitter cat lady from burning the house down over abortion…
[Via bondmen]
New York Times columnist makes ‘conservative’ case to vote Kamala Harris [More]
You’ll be surprised, you’re doing the French Mistake. Voila!
The AR-15 rifle, billed as “America’s rifle” by the National Rifle Association, has been commonly used by mass shooters and is one of the most ubiquitous weapons in the United States. [More]
Thanks for admitting its “in common use” with all that implies.
[Via Jess]
New York Times columnist John McWhorter has shown us this again recently by wishing someone would assassinate Donald Trump. [More]
And remember: Trump is just an avatar for the voters who support the promises he so imperfectly delivers on. If Trump is “a hideous pig of a man,” what must a rabid MAGAite be? And we know what such dehumanization allows.
This genocidal provincial bigot would prefer we all were eliminated. By somebody else, of course.
Considering the source’s “text, history, and tradition,” who’s surprised?
And why do Bill Clinton’s Rules of Engagement come to mind?
[Via Michael G]
Antigun Activists Ambushed Me – The New York Times disparaged my research based on vague criticisms by progressive academics. [More]
Y’oughta see what they say about John Lott!
You’ll have to excuse Jennifer. She’s got Daddy Issues.
[Via David G]
How Has Gun Violence Changed in Your Neighborhood? [More]
You’d think with all the guns around we’d score a lot higher, but anyway, my town’s results are tainted.
The victim had to import some strange from Cleveland and committed a cardinal error everyone who’s heard of Dracula knows better than to do.
New York Times Decides the Deep State Is ‘Actually Kind of Awesome’ [More]
Hey, they gotta be apologists for someone…
[Via Michael G]
To be able to say a gun is destroyed, disposal companies crush or cut up a single piece that federal law classifies as a firearm: the receiver or frame that anchors the other components and contains the required serial number. The businesses can then sell the remaining parts as a kit: barrel, trigger, grip, slide, stock, springs — essentially the entire gun, minus the regulated piece. [More]
That’s breathless “real reporter” Mike McIntire’s big scoop?
The Newsraper of Record doesn’t trust its readers with any part of what was once a firearm and demands those be reserved for that violence monopoly they want to see imposed?
Not that I’m defending the economic fascist “public/private partnership” gun destruction companies, even if some unintentional good does come out of their little sweetheart deals…
[Via Lawrence P]
Army Ammunition Plant Is Tied to Mass Shootings Across the U.S. [More]
Tied by whom, Ben Dooley of The New York Times, the “D” part of the DSM? What was the purpose of writing this article?
I wonder if you compared all ammo sold by Lake City to the civilian market to the number of those rounds used in acts of violence what the abuse rate would be, and how many “0s” would follow the “.” to come up with a percentage…
[Via Dan Gifford]
New York Times Column Strains to Find Nefarious Reason Conservatives Oppose Chinese Totalitarianism [More]
So being opposed to genocidal tyranny is racist…?
New York Times…? Makes sense…
[Via Michael G]
It is not clear what crimes were traced to guns sold through Mr. Clyde’s stores, or whether his businesses have been cited for violations that could be used to revoke their licenses. [More]
But we’re going to smear him anyway and leave an impression of corruption, crime, and conflict of interest because that’s what serves our purposes.
[Via Jess]
Since assault weapons bans aren’t coming back and AR-15-style rifles are here to stay, the most important thing we can do is modernize the background check system, around which there’s a modicum of bipartisan consensus. [More]
What, you mean the system that the National Institute of Justice says requires registration to be effective, and that criminals won’t subject themselves to anyway…?
Still, nice of him to admit they don’t have the juice to get rid of them. In The New York Times, no less…
[Via Jess]
We could even encourage worried homeowners to buy bear spray for protection. I backpack, and it’s well known that bear spray is more effective against a charging grizzly than a handgun. Probably also more effective against a home invader. Think of it as harm reduction. [More]
That ought to go real well indoors.
As for outdoors, I’m thinking the Tueller drill shows a human can traverse 21 feet in a second-and-a-half and I’m guessing how long an 800 Lb. bear at 35mph would take and how close it actually has to get to be assured of a face-full, and wondering if that would be enough, and then remembering how some have been seen rolling around in pepper spray, and noting rangers carry guns, and then what he’d do against an armed home assailant, and… what the hell. It’s not like this chronic idiot is worth debating.
[Via WiscoDave]
Gun Idolatry Is Destroying the Case for Guns [More]
I’ve made no secret of my disdain for The French Mistake. By the same token, we must never forget that, while we can appreciate them, it’s not about guns, it’s about freedom.
[Via Michael G]
Are Guns The New “Golden Calf”? [More]
And here I thought they were penis compensators.
It figures the Newsraper of Record is driving this,
Who are the ones erecting “faith” statues?
This is projection by those who reject reason and rely on government-worshiping zealots, pure and simple.
That and they’re counting on what government does to armed “apostates.”
[Via Michael G]