Notes from the Resistance
Police later said they were able to secure the school and determined that a student had a keychain with what appeared to be small revolver on it. [More]
Hysteria-producing ignorance this profound is engineered and directed, and you can literally tell people this unknowledgeable anything to spook them into demanding magic. And that’s just the way the prohibitonists want it.
[Via Steve T]
A detailed search of the Anders’ residence unearthed an alarming array of weapons and materials, including ghost guns, bomb-making components, “emergency food supplies,” and “multiple computers.” San Diego Fire’s Bomb Squad also removed an RPG rocket launcher from the house. [More]
With all the hysteria over specialty rounds and cartridges legal in most states, and a demilled dummy RPG launcher, it’s fair to wonder how much of the rest of the article is hyperbolic DSM fear porn.
Thing is, this guy and Junior made it easy.
[Via bondmen]
“While walking with families through the building, I couldn’t help but ask God, ‘What do you want from me here? How can I take this horrible experience and do a fraction of what the families have done in the face of trauma and turn it into something that can help others?’” he added. [More]
For some reason the story that ends with “I sent you a Jeep, I sent you a boat, I sennt you a helicopter…” comes to mind.
[Via bondmen]
So, what else could the “terrified students and professors” do besides “cower”? [More]
“Run, Hide, Fight,” the armed SECOND responders advise. What if you can’t outrun a bullet, can’t keep the monster from finding you, and can’t get close enough to attack back with a fire extinguisher or chair?
Scholastic Says No More Opting Out of LGBT Kids Books [More]
We sure have come a long way since Peanut and Jocko.
You know, the days before GCA ’68 and school shootings…
[Via Michael G]
Salt Lake City high schools will begin staffing weapon detectors after fall break. But some parents and a few Salt Lake City School Board members worry the technology may have an outsized impact on students of color. [More]
I note none of the objections are centered on the Fourth Amendment and teaching young people that their privacy is sacrosanct and only to be abridged after a person receiving full due process has demonstrated he abused his right by harming the rights of others. And since their attendance is compulsory, perhaps a mention of supposed Fifth Amendment protections against self-incrimination would be in order.
And if Bayyd is emotionally exhausted and requires two days of prep time to face TSA, well, that seems kind of like a red flag on mental stability right there.
[Via Henry]
Hamas terrorists were directed by their leaders to target elementary schools and youth centers in Israel to “kill as many people as possible” during their bloody sneak attack over the weekend, according to a report. [More]
Without kneejerk buying into all claims by parties with vested interests, I’m just wondering how many “pro-Palestinian” leftists are also against arming teachers here.
There’s an idea– a pressure campaign on the gun-grab groups to get them to condemn Hamas, and when they refuse and come up with some equivocal weasel words, sic both leftist sides against them.
Two can play at divide-and-conquer.
ULLA SELLA ‘n all that…
Multiple People Shot at Historically Black Morgan State University in Baltimore -Police Looking for Three Shooters [More]
Unauthorized use, possession or storage of any weapon.
Since Black Lives Matter and since Garland and Wray assure us “white supremacists” are the greatest threat, can we safely assume they’re looking for hate-filled MAGA neo-Nazis?
[Via Michael G]
“We can put a man on the moon … but we can’t have the technology to keep killing machines out of schools,” Bender said. “Or out of uncertified hands,” Cameron added matter-of-factly. [More]
After checking out her Facebook page, it’s more than obvious why the “real reporter” chose hers to be the viewpoint promoted.
[Via JG]
Indiana schools move to arm teachers with guns kept in biometric safes: ‘A line of defense’ [More]
Look who thinks they’re “better than you.”
[Via Henry Bowman]
A sweeping bill has been signed into law by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) in the wake of the horrific Uvalde shooting, posting an armed security officer in every school in the state. [More]
Better than the one at Parkland?
A Pinkley quote comes to mind.
[Via bondmen]
It’s certainly not the face of “white supremacy” on a mass murdering rampage to wipe out racial minorities, a story the salivating press would pounce to cover. [More]
That’s why the grabtards just about had orgasms when they learned the Jacksonville @$$hole was white.
[Via bondmen]
Panic at high school football game prompts evacuation amid rumors of shots fired [More]
Hey, I read that book!
[Via bondmen]
The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a shooting at Josey High School. [More]
But we can’t tell you the little darling’s name because, while he may be old enough to get “progressive” approval for puberty blockers, he’s still too young for that.
I do wonder if he’s a known troublemaker or simply defending himself against someone who has been given continuous passes and felt he had no choice.
It also looks like these Democrats aren’t much for diversity…
[Via Steve T]
Unfortunately, they’re the only ones who have seen it. Local and federal authorities with access to the manifesto have refused to make its contents public. [More]
Ha! They used “Only Ones.”
I can’t offer more than this and can’t force anyone to pay attention to it.
[Via Michael G]
UPDATE
I’ll give it another shot.
Virginia elementary school shooting records released [Watch]
I don’t suppose now would be a good time to talk about the importance of loving, responsible fathers, and stable, committed relationships…?
Maybe she and Hunter could build on their commonality…
[Via Jess]
Uvalde school shooter’s cousin arrested after being heard saying he’ll ‘do the same thing,’ mom says [More]
If, after full due process, he is determined beyond a reasonable doubt to be guilty of such a threat, letting him out before he can reliably be diagnosed safe should be considered criminally irresponsible.
[Via Steve T]
“Uvalde? Small town. VA Tech? Small college town. Newtown? Small New England town. Parkland? Small town that had just been voted Florida’s safest town. Most mass shootings occur in small towns,” Packnett Cunningham wrote, tagging Aldean. “Your listeners are dying,” she criticized. [More]
All operated under big city predator empowerment zone edicts that ensured a defenseless victim pool where seconds counted and help was minutes away…
Despite Obama’s admission about Cheyenne.
And all anomalies where the final count was equivalent to one hot weekend in Chicago…
Then-Parkland school resource officer who stayed outside during mass shooting found not guilty [More]
I’m not a coward! I’m not a coward!
[Via WiscoDave]
Related UPDATE
Father of Parkland shooting victim knocks ex-school officer, attorney for ‘celebrating’ verdict [More]
Too bad he also channels it by demanding his countrymen be disarmed.
[Via bondmen]
The Texas Legislature has approved and sent to Gov. Greg Abbott a bill that would require school districts to have an armed officer on every campus… [More]
Like they had at Columbine and Parkland?
I see many are excited about this so you’ll have to forgive me if amidst the gushing I still raise concerns about infringements and “Only Ones.”
[Via Jess]
The report did not describe any testing to indicate whether the shooter’s blood contained testosterone or other drugs used in gender-affirming care, a theory posited by some to account for the shooter’s behavior. [More]
Why not?
And Epoch Times is reporting “no testing [was] ordered for potential prescription medications” even though the “police chief said [she] was being treated for an emotional disorder.”
Between that and the top-secret manifesto, this thing is being covered up by powerful people who are desperate to not let certain information get out. Unfortunately, getting other powerful people involved in unraveling it requires an effort few seem willing to make.
[Via 1Gat]
Intestacy laws establish an order of priority for the inheritance of a diseased person’s assets. If the courts accept their position, it would skirt state law, which generally considers materials such as the manifesto a record of public interest… [More]
All this legal hoop-de-doo continues to obfuscate and delay. I still want to know why a Nashville Council member said “The vast, overwhelming majority of it,’ presented too much of a danger to the public.”
But that would require principled leadership focused more on results than on scoring media points.
And that allows the blood dancers to keep the focus on guns.
[Via bondmen]
