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So this is a question I have had for quite a while now, and given that it has never adequately been answered, I figured it might be time to ask it again. Specifically, this question is directed to those individuals who still bitterly cling to the “collectivist” interpretation of the … [...] It’s on the calendar for next Wednesday at 11:00AM CDT. Why is it in the Budget Subcommittee? Because it has a fiscal note. It’s a positive fiscal note, because the fine ($500) exceeds the cost of 72 hours of jailtime ($139.83). So, local governments stand to make money off … [...] I’m gonna rant a bit on a personal issue. Click more for….more… [...] Criminals should stop using guns – their victims might take their gun away and kill them with it. The news of this semi-ironic self-defense is courtesy of The Armed Citizen, the best source of news concerning armed American citizens defending themselves from all-too-real criminals… even when those citizens … [...] Given the non-stop, unending stream of the same baseless hoplophobia, the same anti-rights stance, and the same specious arguments spewing forth from the Commercial Appeal, I honestly got out of the habit of addressing their idiotic editorials, fun though a good fisking can be. However, what with HB3125 moving … [...] So what did you do today? I did this:
I had almost forgotten how much I hated moving dirt around. Almost. And let me just say, for the record, that Tennessee might just have crappier soil (read “clay”) than even Maryland does… … [...] Anti-rights advocates like to make a lot of noises about how they are only motivated by “public safety” and “common sense” when they work to abridge law-abiding citizens’ individual rights, limit access to firearms, close non-existant, mythical “loopholes”, or enact whatever other totalitarianistic, anti-gun measures they desire. Unfortunately for them, … [...] Remember the allegations that Ben Cannon, founder of the unsurprisingly-gun-friendly GunPal, impersonated a police officer and pulled over some random-arsed woman? Turns out, not so much:
[...] In my stumbling and bumbling around the internet, I have to ask whether or not this is such a good idea:
[...] All I can really say is that we grow them dumb around here. … [...] So we actually ended up receiving two census forms – one at our apartment and one at our house. Unsurprisingly, both letters were wrapped in the same envelope proclaiming, “YOUR RESPONSE IS REQUIRED BY LAW.” I do not think they want me to respond to both of them – in … [...] Well, this is starting to get interesting. As I mentioned yesteday, good ol’ Leonard Embody / kwikrnu had his handgun carry permit revoked by the state of Tennessee on the basis that he “poses a material likelihood of risk to the public”. What I did not mention, because I … [...] As you know, the House Judiciary Committee passed Restaurant Carry 2.0 last night. The bill’s sponsor, Curry Todd, came to the TFA meeting and I got a chance to speak with him about some things. The process will go like this: The bill goes to the Budget Subcommittee first, probably … [...] Some supposed pro-rights activists call open carry an “anathema” and do what they can to demonize those who would carry their firearms in the open, and otherwise expose the rotten bigotry still found throughout the ranks of gun owners. Other pro-rights activists take the fight to the enemy, and … [...] If you ever wanted to know why I will always regard anti-rights advocates like MikeB302000, Laci the
[...] Alright, I know a lot of people say a lot of good things about Cheaper Than Dirt. I know a lot of people are getting some amount of money from them in the form of advertisements, endorsements, and sponsorships. I know CTD’s blog’s author stops by here periodically, and … [...] Part of the reason taxes spool me right the hell up every year is that every time I look at my finalized W-2, I get to see 6.2% of my income stolen away from me, never to be seen again, in the form of a payment into the black box … [...] Proposed ammendment (by Chairman Coleman?) on the bill to allow the “International No Guns” symbol in leiu of the proper signage. Tabled (killed). Proposed ammendment by Sontonay removes liability from restaurantuers for actions taken by carry permit holders inside the restaurant. Tabled (killed), though I think this one was reasonable. … [...] In all honesty, this particular news report was of a sufficiently non-event quality to me that I did not even bat an eye reading across its headline yesterday… but then my mother asked me about it, and I started realizing just how much pants-wetting hysterics there had been online about … [...] Given that my phone has taken to simply dying without any previous warning or indications, I need one of these. Or a new battery. That might do it too. … [...]  |
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says it far better than I could:
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