And he walked right through that restraining order . . .
And got shot and killed.
A while back, Knoxville declared that Chilhowee Park was not a park, even though it has park in the name and is actually a fucking park. They did this to ban guns at the state fair. They were sued over the ban. The city argued the plaintiffs had no standing because they didn’t actually carry and get arrested. So, this year, activists went there again and were threatened with arrest.
Arrests in Baltimore for illegal guns often lead to dropped charges or little jail time
Calling for gun control is easier than, you know, doing something.
Island County sheriff was at the Cascade Mall when the shooting started. He was not carrying a gun.
I wonder if he was just following the mall’s no gun policy? Apparently not. He doesn’t carry when he’s out of his county and off duty. I find that odd.
Most states have no laws about guns in polling places. Some election officials think that could be a problem.
Same with grocery stores, the local diner, and other places.
Of course, where I voted was on a college campus that has posted a valid no guns sign.
She asserted that a the Heller case was about toddlers. No. The Heller case was about whether a policeman could own a gun and keep it at home for his self defense. And she opposed that case. That says it all.
Meanwhile, her dutiful lackeys at politifact have come out with a defense of her asinine statement. And you really have to twist yourself in knots to buy that logic.
I’m no fan of Trump. I didn’t vote for him. But the pearl-clutching over him saying he’s not sure if he’ll accept the election results is a non-starter. His answer is what anyone would say since, as of now, we don’t know how the election will end with certainty. If there are challenges, delays or anything else to the results, he’d be right not to concede immediately until those were resolved.
I mean, if there’s one thing we learned from Al Gore, it’s that you don’t want to concede and then play takesies-backsies. Of course, Hillary still thinks Al Gore won.
Over half of Floridians are OK with trained personnel going armed in public schools.
A look at the success of the Eddie Eagle program.
George Zimmerman Road-Rage Incident Ends in 20-Year Sentence. Sounds provocative and no doubt some mouth-breathers got a little excited at seeing Zimmerman convicted. But he wasn’t. Turns out, someone tried to kill him.
And New York police officer fatally shoots 66-year-old woman. Because Police shoot person swinging a ball bat isn’t narrative enough.
NRA says Clinton said something she said. Politifact says NRA claim ‘mostly false’.
Yes, folks, Australian gun control was wholesale confiscation.
That may be the dumbest thing I’ve seen in a while.
A front sight for your AR-15 that you can mount a light to. I’ve seen the versions that put a rail on the side. But this wouldn’t add any width to the rifle.
From a tweet:
It's incomprehensible that our laws would protect gun makers over Sandy Hook families. We need to fix this. https://t.co/96uBe92wPi
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) October 15, 2016
Because the gun makers broke no laws.
A gun shop has a pre-Hillary sale on guns, noting prices will go up once she’s elected. Heh.
I should probably buy some ammo today.
As it should be:
A Connecticut judge has dismissed a lawsuit that families of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims had filed against a gun manufacturer.
In her decision granting the company’s motion to strike the case, Superior Court Judge Barbara Bellis invoked a federal statute known as PLCAA, the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.
The law prohibits lawsuits against gun manufacturers and distributors if their firearms were used in the commission of a criminal act.
The families had sought an exemption through a claim of “negligent entrustment,” arguing the maker knowingly marketed and sold the Bushmaster AR-15 rifle to civilians despite knowing it posed a risk when used outside “highly regulated institutions” such as law enforcement or the military. Remington is the parent company of Bushmaster.
Bellis said the “criminal misuse of a weapon” by Adam Lanza means the action “falls squarely within the broad immunity provided by PLCAA,” adding that the arguments presented by the families do not fit within the definition of negligent entrustment.
Honestly, to prevent such frivolous suits being brought by shady lawyers, Remington should sue for damages.
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