Guns and Gun Rights – Page 11

Tuesday links

Published August 7, 2018 11:55 am by Claire

Reuters notices the rise of the “gundamentalists” within the NRA.

Oopsie, sez the EPA, maybe adding ethanol to gasoline wasn’t so smart after all. (Now I just wish they’d notice what those fedfools did to gas cans.)

The sudden spate of bans on Alex Jones isn’t about Jones or even about “fake news,” but about BigTech extending its control over us all.

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Monday links

Published August 6, 2018 1:31 am by Claire

An armed bystander shoots a gunman who attacks a children’s event.

From S.W.A.T: Protecting houses of worship.

Wow. Ordinary people are capable of the most extraordinary — and extraordinarily wierd! — deeds. Quiet couple leaves a stolen multi-million dollar painting and a great mystery behind them at their deaths.

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Saturday links

Published August 4, 2018 11:18 am by Claire

Leave it to the Lone Star state once again. Texas Tech police say campus carry makes them safer. (Tip o’ hat to LarryA)

Michelle Malkin says, “Free Valentino Dixon.”

Just in case you need more than the NYT’s assurance that their new hire Sarah Jeong isn’t racist. Or sexist. Or heterophobic. Nooooo, not her. (For the record, I don’t think having creepy opinions is a firing offense; but her hiring does cement NYT firmly in place as a provincial rag of the blue archipelago.)

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Midweek links

Published August 1, 2018 10:57 am by Claire

Gender fluidity — or at least the political aspect thereof — has its uses. It could save you guys some money.

Why it’s still okay to call people white trash according to NPR.

Just in case you weren’t already on “a list,” you surely are now, thanks to the TSA’s Quiet Skies program. Bovard has his usual sharp take on gov idiocy.

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Talk about not being able to stop the signal!

Published August 1, 2018 7:10 am by Claire

DefCad.com goes dark. Judge’s order. CodeIsFreeSpeech.com rises. With all the same downloadable and perfectly legal 3D-printable firearm plans, not subject to the restraining diktat. What did they expect? How many more mirrors can the grandstanding statist bastards stomp? How many more will arise? Declan McCullagh has details.

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Monday links

Published July 30, 2018 10:22 am by Claire

Pennsylvania is SO twentieth century. They got Defense Distributed to block downloads of 3D-printable gun plans. Lots of verbal hand-wringing. No acknowledgement that VPNs and proxies make physical location irrelevant.

Pity that neither the PA gov nor the Catholic church was so interested in protecting residents against 300 pedophile priests included in an upcoming “nuclear bomb” grand jury report.

We don’t need the future Silicon Valley is selling.

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