Friday, October 23, 2015

‘Former’ Drug Dealer Wants ‘Gutless … Coward’ Gun Owners Shot

Presumably he only thinks white gun owners should be shot, because while he didn’t come right out and say so, were his “standard” to be applied as a condition of gun ownership for blacks, particularly if the cop doing the shooting were white, something tells me he wouldn’t approve. [More]
Who wants to be this moron's huckleberry? Mind if he brings some friends from the Salon editorial staff along to help him...?

Summer Folly

Two young teens, bored, with nothing going on during summer break, decide to break into a house "to see what it's like". What they didn't expect was that someone was home. [More]
Tonight on "Stop the Threat."

A 'Progressive' Self-Defense 'Expert'

Mary Anne Franks, another self-defense expert, urged lawmaker to reject the legislation. Franks is a law professor at the University of Miami who specializes in self-defense law and is also an instructor in Krav Maga, a Israeli form of hand-to-hand self-defense.
"Guns are highly effective in committing crimes. They are rarely effective in preventing them,” Franks said. [More]
What a dolt[ress?]. What kind of "expert" presumes to issue sweeping one-size-fits-all pronouncements to anticipate all situations?

I wonder how many actual real world knockdown-dragout fights against enraged males "expert" Mary Anne has won. And what a woman who does not have her physical capabilities is supposed to do.

Whenever these idiots bring up superior "Only Ones" powers and abilities, the immediate rejoinder ought to be to get them to define qualification / requalification standards for police -- how often, number of rounds that must be fired in what time period, minimum scores to pass, how many do-overs they get, and how soon those who fail get to try again.

I know people who  do more in a weekend than some cops do all year.

[Via Michael G]

Damning the Damned

"The case will be so damning, the political effect will be the same as if they had sought an indictment," said Napolitano.  [More]
Sorry, judge. All it will do is make each opposing side dig its heels in deeper.

A Big Turn-Off

Because, US FAA regulations prohibited an actual demonstration... [More]
Assuming it's not restricted to government only, I'll be surprised if this isn't shut down.

Ahhh -- looks like it's never started up. If it ever is, I'll also be surprised if ITAR regs don't apply, making it fall under more than FAA, but also State.

Say, you know what I bet the government would fast-track for approval? Required "smart guns" that police carrying a modification of these babies could disable.

[Via Florida Guy]   

I Don't Know Art But I Know What I Like


This looks pretty cool. [More]

By way of complete disclosure, no, I don't get a thing for posting this. I never even heard of the artist before yesterday. Like I said, I just think it looks pretty cool, and that it would be a nice addition to a den, or make a thoughtful Christmas gift for gun owners, or...

Y'know, the thought literally just struck while I was posting this -- if I ran a national or state gun rights organization, I'd be inclined to want to look into the possibility of offering these as membership incentives.

A "Progressive" Prerequisite

Take this, gutless NRA cowards — you can have a gun, once you understand the pain of being shot. [More]
Funny-- no response yet. And I so wanted to take responsibility for urban thugs.

This D. Watkins character is quite the moron: On the one hand, he thinks police "are out of control," and on the other, by restricting citizen firearms ownership, he's ensuring they're the "Only Ones" with guns.  I guess a grasp of basic logic isn't a requirement for being a liberal arts "professor." Or for having articles accepted by Salon.

Say, when D. here was making a living as a self-admitted drug dealer, I wonder how many lives were ended by the people he supported and enabled...?

Neokapo

Opposite Day "progressive" historian Alan E. Steinweis endorses "Again." [More]

[Via cycjec] 

We're the Only Ones Coming to Grips with Ourselves Enough

A retired NYPD officer from Staten Island is accused of pulling a gun on subway rider after allegedly getting caught fondling himself on the platform in Manhattan. [More]
Why wouldn't he feel like he could do anything he wanted with impunity in front of or to his inferiors?

[Via Harvey]

If That Could Be Arranged

The rest of the world will see the images of gun-toting civilians standing in defiance of their government as evidence of the reactionary element of America that they find so distasteful. [More]
It's the ones the world doesn't see who will make the real difference.

[Via Michael G]

Welcome to the Party, Pals

With "progressives" advocating "immigrants" have "earned the right to citizenship" and also advocating for criminal voting rights, you know, "re-enfranchisement," what's the problem here? [More]

The "Only Ones" Loophole

CNN Money makes its case for requiring confiscated guns to be destroyed rather than sold. [More]

Of course, if you read the details of their four whole examples they were able to dredge up, it's actually making the case against any guns being sold, which is, of course, the agenda.

Well-Deserved Accolades

WHITE HOUSE PRAISES PAUL RYAN FOR WORKING WITH OBAMA ON TRADE AND IMMIGRATION [More]
That's all the endorsement I need for Obama's Choice.

Jane Got a Gun

Oh, look, Natalie Portman saving the day with a gun! [More]

Yeah, that Natalie Portman:
From my "The Fandom Menace" in the Nov. 1999 issue of GUNS AND AMMO Magazine:
So there is no apparent disconnect when anti-gun Rosie O'Donnell displays armed "Star Wars" figurines while praising this newest release. There is no incredulity when "Phantom Menace" co-star Natalie Portman (the lightpistol-packing Queen Amidala of Theed) tells Rosie "I'm proud of you, your power, and talking about what you believe in."
As someone who has played the title role in Broadway's "The Diary of Anne Frank," you'd think Ms. Portman would know only too well the evil real life consequences of population disarmament. Instead, she vacuously asserts, "I'm in high school too, and I know what you're talking about...this stuff is hitting my school now too. Somebody's got to say something about it and not be afraid to do so." 
And the audience cheers. After all, she's beautiful, successful, self-assured– what more do you need to be considered an authority in this era of image over substance? Yet they can't wait to see this privileged dilettante lead a make-believe armed retinue against the forces of darkness (as opposed to hiding in an attic with her unarmed family before being dragged off to a death camp).
Oh, and look who's releasing this.

I want Skip Coolzip's Academy Awards takeover quote on a T-shirt.

A Crap Shoot

If only they would disarm you and me... [More]

And need you ask?


Paradox

We hate the police! [More]

Based on who we vote for, police should be the Only Ones with guns!

Too Lazy to Fail

The new system is called the equal interval scale. Essentially, it makes it harder to get a failing grade. It departs from the traditional A to F scale in which students receive F’s for scores below 59 percent. Instead, the scale awards F’s only for scores below 20 percent. [More]
Why not? It'll help bolster the aptitude test-based contention about how U.S. kids are doing so much worse than the rest of the world in math and science, and the resulting perception that more money needs to be poured into "education."

Besides, Fairfax has been using a variation to come up with political grades for years.

The Humane Thing to Do

FBI: No way to screen 'refugees' coming to U.S. [More]
So would the humane thing to do be to let 'em all in and let Allah sort it out, or to secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity?