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I have touched on this a time or two before, but firearms are not exactly difficult to manufacture. Oh, sure, good firearms – y’know, the kind that are less likely to blow up in your face than not, that can hit a target reliably tens of yards away, etc. – require millions of dollars of fabrication equipment, testing, quality control and assurance, and the whole shebang of an assembly-line industry, but just a basic device [...]
I have to admit: I am really liking the trend my little demotivator has started, thanks to Borepatch (x2), Jay G., and Midwest Chick. I am, however, slightly disappointed that no one seems to have caught on to – or at least commented on – the subtext in the second one… Anywise, as I said in comments over at Borepatch’s, rights do not need a reason to be exercised, and to expand on [...]
Courtesy of AuricTech, and putting his own words into action, we have what is probably the most-perfect graphic documenting the recent absurd, and hilarious, display of incompetence on the part of the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence: The giggles from resulting from this gaffe on their part are going to be long-lasting and hearty, trust me… [...]
Courtesy of Gun Free Zone and Sharp as a Marble, who both link to the story of exactly how this constitutes the complete failure of gun control (to wit, that fully-functional (if somewhat crude) firearm was fabricated in an American citizen’s garage, with completely unregulated, unregistered, and easily-procurable spare parts). [...]  |
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