   | The inimitable man behind the daily Second Amendment Round-Up, Mr. Anthony Martin, is headed for some rather serious medical examinations and, hopefully, treatments. He could use whatever prayers and happy thoughts you might be willing to send his way. [...] Do we really want to go down this path:
… [...] Ok, this is just starting to be funny… Richard Locker is turning into the Star Trek movie series of the Commercial Appeal. First, his bias appears to know no bounds. Not surprising, given the company he works for. But, then, he tries to hide that bias,… [...] Yesterday, I received a monitor for computer that was dead at the time of order and delivery (but now is barely working), and a hard drive enclosure for a drive extracted from a very dead laptop. [...]
[...] After some relatively careful thought and consideration (I know, I know, how strange for me, eh?), I can only come to the conclusion that I am Simon Jester:
… [...] I can hardly put together a coherent response to this news:
… [...] The below blockquote came from a forum I routinely read, and the sources for this information are alleged to be eployees within the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, and thus are requesting to remain anonymous (for obvious reasons, given the nature of the below allegations). I present the quote… [...] Wow. I have to admit to being somewhat impressed. It would appear as though the Commercial Appeal somehow managed to go over a full week without putting up another hoplophobic, anti-rights editorial. At least it gives me something to write about, right?
… [...] The Wandering Minstrel pointed me towards someone who handed Secretary of State Clinton’s recent trip to Mexico far better than I ever could have, so I will simply tell you to head over and check it out. Short, sweet, to-the-point. I like it. [...] Apparently, the technicians at Mythbusters need to recalibrate their definition of “safe distance“:
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… [...] It is gos-se like this that makes me positively disgusted at what portions of America, and American culture, have become:
… [...] Well, after all this time, my short-and-sweet review of the Battlestar Galactical finale is this: “That was predictable.” [...] Gun Blogger Rendezvous IV is currently scheduled for the 10th, 11th, 12th, and 13th of September, and hotel registration is already open (just be sure to call the Silver Legacy directly at 1.800.687.8733 and use the group code of GBLOG09 to get reduced rates). For those… [...] Apparently, when I turned off my computer by way of its power button (due to my monitor being unable to display anything, and me not remembering the keystrokes necessary to shut down Vista), my sole, solitary hard drive decided to go and kick the bucket as well. [...] Posting, commenting, or doing much of anything else computer-related might be somewhat difficult for the forseeable future, on account of my monitor deciding to go and die on me last night. [...] I am starting to get the impression that everyone in our new President’s administration has been taking public speaking lessons from Vice President Biden (whatever has happened to him, anywise?). Case in point: Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner’s attempt to unwittingly assassinate the American dollar.
… [...] I am not sure which is more amusing: [...] While I was castigating Mike Chase’s hoplophobic comments here, and getting quoted (but not credited) at a Tennessee newspaper’s site, I was also filling out the “Contact Us” section of the appropriate webpage. [...] One of the things all of my engineering, management, and even english classes repeatedly stressed is that, “Pictures are good things.” If you can express your concept in an accurate, representative graphical construct, then you probably stand a much better chance of getting your point across to your audience than… [...] Rather than just repeat the Brady Campaign and VCP talking points, some reporters and journalists actually head down to Mexico and gather some first-hand information:
… [...] Make no doubt about it – I consider moving from Kalifornistan to Tennessee to be a net positive change. Furthermore, I have been generally very impressed with the people we have representing us at the state level, and their response to feedback from their constituents. [...] This should come as no surprise to anyone paying attention over the past two months, but it would appear as though President Barack Hussein Obama’s approval ratings are not what they once were:
… [...] If you took the hoplophobe’s arguments at face value, firearms are just an excuse for people to shoot each other, and guns themselves are nothing but demonic injury-inducers and crime-perpetrators. As such, one would think that hobbies like hunting would start to become prohibitively dangerous, given groups of armed men… [...] Ok, this is just more than a little freaky:
… [...] After eating at a “Calhoun’s – Taste of Tennessee”, and being generally unimpressed with both the quality of the food, and the flavors of the BBQ sauces, I cannot say as though that particular chain of restaurants was very high on my list of place to go back to. However,… [...] While writers at the Commercial Appeal are trying to conflate law-abiding citizens with murderers, expose their bigotry at every available opportunity, and be as anti-bipartisanship, anti-firearms, anti-firearm-owners, anti-reality, anti-self-defense, and anti-Second-Amendment as… [...] So, for my readers who are like me, and live under a rock and almost never pay attention to the news, a repeat-parole-offending convicted felon murdered three police officers, and a fourth is brain dead on life support. My prayers and thoughts are with the… [...] For those of you who were waiting for Dollhouse to start “being good”, or somesuch stuff, before you started watching it again, you should have turned it on again last Friday. [...] Via The Liberty Sphere, I find out that President Barack Hussein Obama is planning on raising utility bills by $1,800 a year, on average, per family. [...]
… [...] I sincerely doubt this has anything to do with the Commercial Appeal pointlessly invading the privacy of over 218,000 law-abiding handgun carry permit holders, but it would seem as though they just laid off 19 employees:
… [...] Fair warning for those who would come to my door asking me to pledge loyalty to President Barack Hussein Obama: I will be wearing my “People of the Gun” hat, my “Unorganized Militia Propaganda Corps” jacket, and my Walther PPS (probably somewhere… [...] File this under “Things I Should Have Weblogged About”. [...]
I really cannot add anything to that. [...] Just as we started to have a little hope for Richard Locker, he goes and screws it all up:
… [...] Well, crap:
… [...] For a book
… [...] Just as Richard Locker takes significant strides towards simply reporting the news without bias or agenda, the editorial staff of the Commercial Appeal goes and makes up for his progress with yet another bigoted diatribe.
… [...] Like a child caught with his hand in the cookie jar, our glorious President has decided to continue funding veteran healthcare for wounds, injuries, or disabilities caused by their service to our country:
… [...] When it comes to resources on monolithic scope mounts for AR-15s, or anything else with a dorsal picatinny rail, this is pretty much the best one out there. Some of the information may be a little out-of-date, and some of the newest options on the market may not… [...]  |    |
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Once you dig past the self-demonization of the human species, the environmentalist claptrap, and the “we did it to ourselves” self-flagellation, 
This is not a difficult differentiation, but you would be amazed at the number of people who succumb to the misuse of these two words with very different meanings.
that centers around a hardcore, Von Clausewitz-reading, Sun-Zu-preaching, live-by-the-sword-die-by-the-sword, mercenary badass, the author said some pretty stupid stuff concerning firearms:
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