If you ever wondered why firearm owners are occasionally less-than-amused at the continual slings and arrows employed by anti-rights advocates, Joe Huffman has the comprehensive explanation, wrapping it up with:
If other specific enumerated rights were treated like firearms ownership there would likely be riots in the streets. But
Once it passes out of Judiciary, it goes to the Floor for debate and eventual passage. The timeframe I’ve been given is about 5 weeks for full passage in the House.
We have significantly less trouble getting things done …
I know that sabot-encased slugs from smoothbore shotguns are basically useless (believe me, I know, although “basically useless” does not preclude them from putting very large holes in things), but they certainly do look nifty:
Also, good lord macro photography shows off dust/dirt.
Every time the uplifters try to pass another behavior modification law, I want them to swear on the Bible that it’s worth shooting a guy in the face over.
Alright, Daylight Saving Time really needs to go away, if only because I am tired of spending that hour I gained/lost trying to find and correct all of the time-keeping devices in our home that did not update automatically. If you like more light in the evening, how about we …
Starbucks is atrociously overpriced, and I hear they run their beans through the darker parts of Hades before they grind them, but I support businesses that support my rights (or at least recognize and respect them), so without further ado, here is me putting my money where my mouth is: …
Alice in Wonderland: Billed as something of a sequel to the original story, this actually turned out to be yet another in a long line of rehashes of much the same plot, with much the same characters and outcome (and potentially some ideas stolen from some other rehashes)… …
So I will freely admit that the video quality is sub-par (which is what happens when I take the video after the sun goes down – duh), and that the audio is not exactly terrific either (which is more a function of the hardware limitations of Better Half’s new toy…
The Nissan dealership in town is running a radio ad proclaiming that they have been authorized to accept the trade-in of Toyotas covered by the recall, and to give full-market-value for those vehicles. Good for them. But then they go on to explain how a truck can actually be sent …
So I started doing our taxes this past week, and it turns out that the federal government claims we owe them some money. A lot of money. A lot of money in addition to the monthly wage-garnishments we have already had to suffer from our friendly IRS.
And, from the same source, I am not sure if it is the on-paper engineer in me, the repressed artist in me, the military buff in me, or just the fact that it was designed to carry nuclear missiles, but I find things …
Do you want to know why the phrase “guns in bars” is a pointless exercise in fearmongering?
As I write this post, I am sitting within about 25 feet of four separate loaded firearms, each with between six and 30 rounds of ammunition already inserted into them, and magazines full …
Even though my collection of posts debunking the anti-rights claims of the Commercial Appeal, denouncing their privacy-invading database, and disproving their copy-pasting of erroneous VPC studies is still in existance and has been moved to greener pastures, I have largely given up on addressing the newspaper’s incessant anti-rights …
Law Abiding Citizen: The main character assuredly did not live up to the title, but if you are interested in a rather disturbing condemnation of the American legal system wherein lines become remarkably blurred, this is probably your movie… as long as you do not mind a not-quite-as-bad-as-No-Country-for-Old-Men…
Allowing that public support could be partly defined by evidence of membership dues being paid to an organization that claims to promote beneficial public policies. It is telling
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