- Can anybody be surprised? Senators are agitating to turn the (allegedly) disappearing NICS database into a permanent firearm registry so law enforcement can investigate us all.
- Stopping Big Ag from taking over the cannabis industry. With science. And the blockchain.
- Brian Krebs: Why is our location data no longer private?
- California proposes a “do not sell my info” law. (It shouldn’t have to be done by law; and this will be ineffective law at best.)
- LOL, David Hogg. Looks as if your mau-mauing techniques aren’t working out so well.
- Wolf? Dog? Dire wolf? Starving bear cub? Werewolf? It’s a Montana mystery. (Anybody want to bet it’ll turn out to be a domestic dog?)
- Chelsea Clinton’s either been sucking up a lot of fake news or listening too much to Mommy and Daddy.
- Yet another good reason to take your dog to the vet. Clever woman escapes her abuser with help from a vet’s staff.
- What’s that saying about lawyers at the bottom of the sea, again? Because they prefer their Quarter Pounders without cheese, two customers are suing McDonalds. (Class action suit, and we all know who benefits most from those.)
- It’s looking like a great year for the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards.
- Forty years ago, he rode from India to Sweden on a bicycle to find the woman he was destined to marry.
- Also from India: People are using tech to protect stray dogs.
- More dogs photoshopped into food.
I sure hope McDonald’s can go after legal cost and then some after they win.
If that mystery critter is a starving bear cub, I guess starvation causes bears to grow a long, bushy tail. Why are people so hilariously bad at identifying animals? LOL
I guess Chelsea Clinton gets her self-worth from the Supreme Bully in the Bleached Mansion. How sad for her.
Why are people so hilariously bad at identifying animals?
It’s been more than three generations since identifying wild animals was necessary to defend yourself and gather food.
If the wolves in Montana are anything like the wolves around here, that critter is too small to be one. Judging from the coloring, ears, and paws, I’d say it’s a german shepherd/coyote hybrid. But that’s just my opinion.
into a permanent firearm registry
“What a wonderful crime-fighting tool: Task the FBI to allocate billions of dollars and tens of thousands of work hours to maintain a database of 100,000,000 folks who routinely pass background checks showing they’re the kind of people the FBI doesn’t need to worry about.”
“Dear Mr. Hogg, Around these parts we call that, ‘P*ss*ng in your soup.'”
If Big Ag did take over marijuana, government opposition would go up in smoke. 😉
Of course, the cure might be worse than the disease.
“into a permanent firearm registry”
It has been for some time. Can’t find the link but one example was the dc shooter, feds were knocking on doors of ar owners in the area pretty quick.
Closed FFL’s are required to send their books to fed central computer in WV, Klinton closed 3/4 small dealers. That wouldn’t be a registry would it? Nah.