Notes from the Resistance
Ohio Sheriff Warns Terror Attack Imminent by People Already Within US, Troopers Ordered to Carry AR-15s [More]
I’m thinking there are easier and more populated targets than Butler County, but good for him.
Now let’s see him offer to train a citizens auxiliary.
2024 BFA-PAC Grades and Endorsements for the Ohio Primary [More]
One thing I haven’t done is vet candidates for proof of commitment, so use this as a guide but do your own due diligence. I might be able to affect the U.S. Senate race, but I’ve pretty much been redistricted out of having a say in the rest of it.
And yeah, Dolan’s a douche.
EXCLUSIVE: Ohio District 9 Congressional Candidate J.R. Majewski Discusses His Race Against a McCarthy Backed RINO and Incumbent 40-YEAR Democrat Career Politician [More]
One question: If this is a “debunked fake news story,” how about some details? The election is too important to put up another George Santos.
[Via bondmen]
GOP Gov Who Vetoed Trans Bills Received Over $40,000 From Children’s Hospitals Supporting Sex Change Procedures [More]
“What’s in it for me?” is a principle, right?
[Via Roger J]
“The Fifth District’s ruling is a victory for The Buckeye Institute and its clients, and all residents of Columbus who want to exercise their constitutional right to bear arms. The ruling means Judge Gormley’s preliminary injunction barring the city from enforcing its unlawful gun magazine ban stands and that our clients will have their day in court.” [More]
When will the rights deniers under cover of false authority have THEIR day in court?
5 gun law facts you should know before toking that first legal joint [More]
If you do indulge, wear a Covid face diaper in (and out of) the store, buy with cash, and don’t smoke in front of anyone you can’t trust. That, and lie on the 4473, because being coerced to rat yourself out is a human rights violation.
Just understand that if you get caught, evil people are going to hurt you badly.
Ohio: Gun Owner Credit Card Privacy Bill Being Heard in Committee Tomorrow [More]
If you’re an Ohio gun owner and a regular around here, I shouldn’t need to explain why your voice is needed.
I voted yesterday. And as usual, “our democracy” wants what I do not.
If Hudson, OH votes this way, I take it as a bellwether for ’24.
A critical mass of our countrymen are impervious to truth.
Something’s gotta give, and it’s gonna shock the f*** out of a lot of people when it does.
The same will be true this time around if voters legalize marijuana for recreational use. If you use marijuana, you lose your gun rights regardless of state law. [More]
No, you’ll lose recognition of your rights.
Don’t use a credit card and lie on the 4473, and don’t be/do/talk stupid, and chances are you won’t get caught.
Firearms Bills in the 135th General Assembly [More]
If you’re an Ohio gun owner, share this with your friends. If you know an Ohio gun owner, share this with them.
Ohio can enforce a state law intended to ensure uniform firearms regulations across localities. That’s the ruling a unanimous three-judge panel of the state’s Tenth District Court of Appeals handed down on Tuesday. The decision reverses a preliminary injunction issued by a lower court judge to the city of Columbus, Ohio last year. [More]
Of course, child-exploiting City Attorney Zach Klein “vowed to continue fighting the case.”
It’s not his money.
[Via JG]
Issue 1, a ballot initiative that asks Ohio voters if the state should strengthen the petition process and raise the threshold to 60% for approving constitutional amendment proposals… [More]
Otherwise, urban Democrats will presume to dictate your rights for you.
That’s a version of the old and unfounded-in-reality “blood in the streets/Dodge City over fender benders” argument the gun prohibitionists used when railing against licensed concealed carry. And note his concern was not for “public safety” but for officer safety. [More]
Back the Blue when they don’t back you…?
Gun grabbers like New York billionaire Mike Bloomberg bankroll ballot issues that would restrict and seize our constitutional rights. SJR 2, if approved by voters, would raise the bar for passing changes to our foundational document to 60% instead of a simple majority, thereby making it much harder for out-of-state money to force their values upon Ohio. [More]
And naturally, lying Democrats who scream “Home Rule!” whenever they want to undermine preemption or impose new infringements are against Ohioans deciding on their Constitution in the face of outside money pouring in.
Akron police: Do you recognize these gun theft suspects? [More]
The bigger question: What kind of idiot would leave a gun on the counter and then leave strangers alone with it?
Delaware County judge blocks Columbus gun ordinance enforcement [More]
But there are still miles to go, this is not the only road to travel, and municipal governments have virtually unlimited tax plunder to throw at this, while rights defenders need to scrape for nickels.
If you’re an Ohio gun owner, are you helping with the load, either financially or through activism?
These are the stakes in the effort to raise the voting threshold to 60% to approve changes to the Ohio Constitution. It’s about protecting our rights and shielding our state constitution from big money meddlers so that we’re not subject to the fickle political whims of the moment. [More]
Ohio gun owners: It’s in your interests to get up to speed on this and help.
Currently, when constitutional amendments are placed on the ballot, it takes only a simple majority (50% plus one vote) to change the constitution. SJR 2 would require any future constitutional amendment to be approved by at least 60% of the voters, whether proposed by initiative petition, by the General Assembly, or by a constitutional convention. [More]
This ought to buy us some time, at least.
But the changes the state is going through have already taken over where I live.
And we know how that ends up.
Ohio’s new distracted driving law goes into effect on Tuesday, April 4. The law makes it a primary traffic offense for all drivers to use a phone or other device while a vehicle is moving, and if caught, it could come with a $150 fine and two points on your license. [More]
If you’re from or drive through Ohio and are armed, you’ll probably want to minimize excuses for the cops to pull you over. Some of them have a tendency to not exactly empathize with the decision…
[Via Sweet Babboo]
A controversial bill to expand gun rights had its third hearing at the Ohio Statehouse on Tuesday. About 80 people submitted opponent testimony, compared to just over 20 who testified in favor of House Bill 51, known as the Second Amendment Preservation Act, last week; opponents said that alone should be a signal of what Ohioans want. [More]
Or it could just mean one side didn’t figure it was necessary for this hearing to push supporters for a huge turnout so the other side, with Astroturf financing and no shortage of unemployed cud-chewers with nothing better to do, decided to play media “Gotcha!”
As for the will of the people, you’ll notice the hearing is about restorations, not prohibitions.
Any bets if you looked deeper that you’d find “Mary Miller” is more than just a random “opponent of the bill”?
[Via Sweet Babboo]
Columbus keeps violating Ohio law, says give up ‘large capacity’ magazines by July 1 [More]
There’s only one appropriate answer:
No. Your move.
Goddam treasonous and incompetent urban Democrats…
A handful of House and Senate bills are beginning to work their way through the state’s legislative process, as the Ohio Legislature’s 135th General Assembly gets underway. The first three, as currently written, would reduce firearms regulations and expand Second Amendment rights. [More]
PODCAST: The Media and Gun Control Activists Struggle to Exploit MSU Murders [More]
I chatted with BFA Executive Director Dean Rieck about my AmmoLand observations and more.
Also from Buckeye Firearms:
Lawsuit filed against Columbus over unlawful, unconstitutional gun laws [More]
Subversive Democrats know they have virtually unlimited tax funds to harass us with, meaning productive gun owners have to fully finance complaints and appeals, and partially finance the bastards attacking us.
Pete Buttigieg blames Trump for Ohio train derailment amid criticism… [More]
And presumably, Pete knows a thing or two about trains…
In his decision on Friday, Fairfield County Common Pleas Judge Richard E. Berens wrote that based on four legal standards, he found it unlikely that the state would be able to prevail in the case. [More]
“Shall not be infringed” and a preemption law passed by the representatives of the people aren’t legal standards?
And Ohio Vichycons consider this robed bench-fouler a win…
[Via JG]
Governor DeWine Signs BFA-Backed SB 185 to Protect Second Amendment Rights During Emergencies [More]
First, do no harm. Excellent.
Now, assuming we’re talking about a widespread disaster where limited civil authority resources are triaged and whole areas will be left for an indeterminate time to fend for themselves, dare we hope we’ll ever see a bill that provides for activating the militia of the whole people after training and equipping them first?
The Cuyahoga County case came after Delvonte Philpotts was indicted in 2017 on charges of rape, kidnapping and assault. Prosecutors later dropped those charges, but before they did, Cleveland police found pictures Philpotts posted to social media showing him standing outside his home with a pistol. Police got a search warrant, found the gun in Philpotts’ home, and arrested him for violating a state law banning people under indictment from having a firearm. [More]
“Four Republican judges,” eh?
From what I’ve been able to glean, and if there’s not more than one person with that rather unique name, Delvonte may not exactly be the poster child for unalienable rights. That said, if this can catch him up it can catch you and me up, and I want to know what my “pro-gun” state senator intends to do about it.
“Probable cause” for the search warrant also seems kind of hinky without knowing when the photo was taken and whether or not it was a replica firearm. And that said, leave self-incrimination on social media to the morons.
[Via JG]
