Sunday, September 30, 2012
Four days left to contribute to Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire
The documentary Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire still needs $37,750 in funding to get made. There are four days left on Kickstarter. Look guys, if I can afford to give the guy $10, so can you. It's a worthwhile cause.
H/T to John.
Labels:
gun rights,
movies
NC Voter Registration Deadline
I noticed this post over at Roberta's place. The voter registration deadline in North Carolina for the November 6th election is October 12 at 5:00 p.m. One stop absentee voting starts on October 18th. This is probably the most important election we've had in quite a while. We can not survive four more years of Obama. If you haven't registered, go do it ASAP, and for Christ's sake vote. All of our rights, our freedom, are at stake. Maybe your vote won't change a thing in the end. Not voting makes that definite.
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Friday, September 28, 2012
SD: Homeowner shoots home invader
In South Dakota, a 21-year old home invader broke into a house and, using a blunt object, began to beat the 69-year old homeowner. The home owner managed to get his gun, and shoot the evil git dead.
Labels:
self-defense
Things sure have changed in Mayberry
In Mt. Airy, North Carolina, two armed robbers entered a convenience store. When the robbers threatened her husband, the clerk pulled her gun and "shot as much as that gun would let [her] shoot." She missed. they fled. No hits that anyone knows of except to the wall and door frame. Maybe she should work on her gun handling and marksmanship. Still, good work ma'am.
Labels:
self-defense
In a cost/benefit analysis of the Second Amendment...
Labels:
lies an anti-gunner tells you
Thursday, September 27, 2012
A matter of degree.
If Mitt Romney wins, we're probably screwed. If the current Prez gets re-elected, there is no doubt. Not one bit.
H/T to Ed.
Labels:
the crazy years
Is there any gun safety rule this fool...
...didn't violate?
Soldier charged with manslaughter after trying to cure another of hiccupsNow his friend is dead and he's screwed for life. What a waste.
H/T to Tam.
Labels:
gun safety,
negligent discharge
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
It's about winning.
In Seattle, guns, reloading ammo, competition shooting, and making videos of said competitions serve as evidence to support the accusation a person is a murderer. I don't kwon if the suspect did it or not but God forbid you build your case on the actual murder weapon and a motive. Also the prosecutors released the video to the press. Nothing like trying the case in the media or tainting the jury pool. Well, it's never been about justice, only winning.
H/T to Robb.
Labels:
courts
The word is negligently.
So a flight attendant in Philadelphia, with a CCW permit, forgot she had her revolver in her purse, and got caught with it at the airport's security checkpoint. That bit of carelessness got her arrested. It also cost her her permit, her gun, and probably her job.
A Philadelphia police officer then tried to unload the weapon and accidentally discharged it. It's really simple guys. If you don't know how to unload a particular firearm, leave it alone. If you don't pull the trigger, the gun won't discharge. So when you are unloading a firearm keep your finger off the trigger.
To the journalist who wrote this piece. The word you're looking for isn't accidentally. It's negligently. It takes an act of will, and in this case stupidity, to pull the trigger.
H/T to James.
Labels:
negligent discharge,
stu
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Piss off the NYPD...
...and they try to arrest you for what amounts to expressing your First Amendment right to free speech. Ok, I guess they might have a vandalism charge, but you know that's not why they want him to stop. Pissing off the police is a crime everywhere.
H/T to Sipsey.
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