3 killed, 17 injured in overnight shootings
West Side attacks now claim 8 victims
Security guard dead, 5 others wounded in shootings across Chicago
And the city will continue to spend hundreds of thousands of tax dollars to ensure that women are more likely to be raped and strangled than defend themselves w/ a firearm. Remember, it's law abiding citizens w/ firearms that are a danger to society.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Friday, October 7, 2011
"Occupy Wall Street"'s Desired End Results
Chavez: Houses on Caribbean islands will be seized
"There are some houses that were illegally built. We're going to take them over," he said on television from the presidential palace.Just like we saw by allowing 'reasonable, common-sense' gun control laws to pass, allowing the incremental-ism of Gov't control will lead to this in the US.
Chavez's government has nationalized hundreds of businesses including cement makers, retail stores and steel mills as part of his drive to establish a socialist economic model in Venezuela. Authorities have also seized large swaths of agricultural land deemed idle by officials, turning parcels over to poor peasants.
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Thursday, October 6, 2011
C(r)ook County, IL Strikes Again
Property tax bills anger Cook County homeowners
The majority of you voted for the people who implemented this. Remember that.
The majority of you voted for the people who implemented this. Remember that.
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Wisconsin Courts 'Milking' People For Revenue
Say you own a cow in Wisconsin. You board the cow on a private farm. You milk said cow and drink the milk yourself.
According to a Wisconsin judge, you're running a 'Dairy Farm' and have to follow all the rules and regulations (including all taxes, fees and licenses of course) because it's 'unsafe'. If you don't, you can be prosecuted.
But there's no slippery-slope to the Gov't overreaching it's authority and becoming a nanny. No. Not at all.
According to a Wisconsin judge, you're running a 'Dairy Farm' and have to follow all the rules and regulations (including all taxes, fees and licenses of course) because it's 'unsafe'. If you don't, you can be prosecuted.
But there's no slippery-slope to the Gov't overreaching it's authority and becoming a nanny. No. Not at all.
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Dennis Henigan's Selective Memory on Litigation
Trying to claim that the refusal to hear Heller II is the downfall of the pro-rights 2A cases, he selectively does not mention the losses his side has faced in Chicago like in McDonald v Chicago and the most recently the 7th Circuit bitch slapping the city took in Ezell v Chicago. Then there's San Fransisco's attempt to dismiss the case against them denied.
So for those who actually are honest and are paying attention, no, the cases aren't batting 1000. Only a fool would expect them to be. But the majority of the important cases are moving ahead as planned or even better than planned.
All the while, the NRA actually has the money to run all these cases simultaneously andthe Brady Campaign can't find a president masochistic enough to take up their cause nor afford to support more than one case at a time. How much of their resources did it take to fight the FL gag law? How many more can they do w/ their declining resources?
This line is telling in that the Brady's reall haven't changed their goals in the face of overwhelming legislative and litigative defeats across the nation over the last decade plus:
So for those who actually are honest and are paying attention, no, the cases aren't batting 1000. Only a fool would expect them to be. But the majority of the important cases are moving ahead as planned or even better than planned.
All the while, the NRA actually has the money to run all these cases simultaneously andthe Brady Campaign can't find a president masochistic enough to take up their cause nor afford to support more than one case at a time. How much of their resources did it take to fight the FL gag law? How many more can they do w/ their declining resources?
This line is telling in that the Brady's reall haven't changed their goals in the face of overwhelming legislative and litigative defeats across the nation over the last decade plus:
all the gun lobby has had to show for its efforts is a growing body of case law affirming the right of the people to have strong gun laws short of a total handgun ban.""Short of". Yeah. And we're going to bash those laws down in time as well.
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Broward County, Florida Again
Broward County, the same county that brought us Sheriff Jenne and illegal firearm confiscations thinks that victims of assault should be forced to remain defenseless and that they should be exempt from state law.
These people live in their own separate world.
These people live in their own separate world.
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The Effectiveness of Gun Control
California is the highest rated state by the Brady Campaign. It has background checks, licensing and registration, assault weapon ban, waiting periods, 'safe handgun' requirements and all sorts of other 'reasonable, common-sense' laws to prevent shootings and increase safety.
Or maybe they don't:
And they wonder why less and less people take gun control advocates seriously anymore.
Or maybe they don't:
Longtime employee Shareef Allman said hi to everyone, grabbed a cup of coffee, then ducked out. Within moments he was back with a .40-caliber handgun and a .223-caliber assault rifle, witnesses say. He fired two shots into the air to grab everyone's attention.Obviously this means that MORE useless laws need to be passed.
And they wonder why less and less people take gun control advocates seriously anymore.
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
IL Sheriffs Want Help From Citizens
"In rural areas, county law enforcement is used to not having a back up, or that's 15 or 20 minutes away from us," Schneider said. "In other areas, you rely on some of these people who are law-abiding citizens to assist during a critical incident."
He is among over 100 Il Sheriff's to support CCW. But instead, groups like the Joyce funded ICHV want to keep the citizenry disarmed due to their own fears and projection. The same people that claim we should rely on the police for all of our protection.
Monday, October 3, 2011
More Selective Outrage
CSGV's 'Insurrectionist Timeline' (conveniently starting right after McDonald v DC, an expansion of civil rights) NOT updated w/ protesters calling the US gov't the 'Enemy'.
But U.S. Rep. Joe Walsh (IL-08) made the list.
Is there any sort of objective qualifications to be put on the list outside of Ladd Everitt's personal bigotry?
But U.S. Rep. Joe Walsh (IL-08) made the list.
Is there any sort of objective qualifications to be put on the list outside of Ladd Everitt's personal bigotry?
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What is 'Modest' Gun Control?
Ladd Everitt of the CSGV sends lots of hate mail to 'GunFight' author Adam Winkler. Mr. Winkler is an interesting character as he is very middle of the road when it comes to the issue. When he spoke at the GRPC'11 conference where I met him, he did receive some heckles from the audience.
This time, he put up an article talking about the history of the NRA pre-1977 and how it did support several gun control measures so of course Ladd had to tweet it as damning to all those silly NRA supporters. Winkler finishes:
In 1968, Chicago Mayor Daley Sr. started out w/ the 'modest' measure of registration. For 'protection'. 14 yrs later, the registration offices were closed to any new registrations.
The 'modest' measure of requiring all firearm sales to go through FFL dealers coincides w/ attempts to legislate and litigate FFL dealers out of business.
The 'modest' measure of mandating 'safe storage' increase the expense of owning a firearm double or triple the amount it takes to own one and can only be used after the fact unless the authorities start unwarranted searches/inspections of homes as they do in Australia.
There's a reason there was a revolt in 1977. All the 'modest' measures kept adding up and they saw the writing on the wall. Through Chicago, Washington DC, England, and Australia to name a few, we've seen the end result of 'modest' measures.
The advocates of more and more 'modest' gun control brought the new NRA on themselves.
This time, he put up an article talking about the history of the NRA pre-1977 and how it did support several gun control measures so of course Ladd had to tweet it as damning to all those silly NRA supporters. Winkler finishes:
Next time someone complains about that a modest gun law tramples on the Second Amendment, remind them of the old NRA--and of a time when even the nation's leading gun rights advocates supported gun control.First one needs to define what is a 'modest' gun law.
In 1968, Chicago Mayor Daley Sr. started out w/ the 'modest' measure of registration. For 'protection'. 14 yrs later, the registration offices were closed to any new registrations.
The 'modest' measure of requiring all firearm sales to go through FFL dealers coincides w/ attempts to legislate and litigate FFL dealers out of business.
The 'modest' measure of mandating 'safe storage' increase the expense of owning a firearm double or triple the amount it takes to own one and can only be used after the fact unless the authorities start unwarranted searches/inspections of homes as they do in Australia.
There's a reason there was a revolt in 1977. All the 'modest' measures kept adding up and they saw the writing on the wall. Through Chicago, Washington DC, England, and Australia to name a few, we've seen the end result of 'modest' measures.
The advocates of more and more 'modest' gun control brought the new NRA on themselves.
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O's Election Campaign Fail
So the Lightbringer sent his wife out shopping 'incognito' at Target.
Not pictured are all the guys w/ speaker wires in their ears and half dozen black SUV's in the parking lot.
But no impromptu shopping trip this:
Not pictured are all the guys w/ speaker wires in their ears and half dozen black SUV's in the parking lot.
But no impromptu shopping trip this:
White House Tipped Off AP Reporter Ahead of Michelle Obama’s Target Photo-OpShock.
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Sunday, October 2, 2011
The Bill of Privileges
Four New York State Senators (Jeff Klein, Diane Savino, David Carlucci and David Valesky) believe that the 1st Amendment should be treated as a list of 'privileges' ,not rights, granted by the state that can be revoked:
Methinks said Senators didn't pay attention in their US Constitution class.
Or Typing. The majority of the 39 page report is in CAPSLOCK.
Proponents of a more refined First Amendment argue that this freedom should be treated not as a right but as a privilege — a special entitlement granted by the state on a conditional basis that can be revoked if it is ever abused or maltreated.I'm going to hazard a guess they're proponents of gun control as well.
Methinks said Senators didn't pay attention in their US Constitution class.
Or Typing. The majority of the 39 page report is in CAPSLOCK.
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