headline: Dentist to buy back Halloween candy
standard quackery from ‘snews companies. one cannot buy back something he never owned. this psyop routine apparently came from the credulous parroting of state criminals and their gun “buyback” tyranny core, which presumes that the state, and peripherally private sanctimonious self promoters, own all, originally and fundamentally. they are all your lords by force.
is it “gunman”? waiting for the ‘snews to call a group of badged criminals “gunmen”.
drudge just now: “POLICE CLOSE FREEWAY, SEARCH FOR GUNMAN WHO TOOK SLEDGEHAMMER TO TRAFFIC CAMERA VEHICLE…”
in other words, criminal gunmen search for 1770s-american-style gunman.
pristine example of ‘snews duplicity.
SEATTLE (AP) — A Seattle police spokesman says the department is embarrassed after officers left a police rifle unattended on a patrol car outside a busy downtown area. (more…)
announcing “al Qaeda spokesman” bogeyman adam gadahn:
[…] He urges Muslims to pursue attacks with whatever is available. “Let’s take America as an example. America is absolutely awash with easily obtainable firearms. You can go down to a gun show at the local convention center and come away with a fully automatic assault rifle, without a background check, and most likely without having to show an identification card. So what are you waiting for?” […]
morons who don’t know they’re morons:
[…] Here’s the problem for Democrats: Ever since the Clinton years, they have avoided gun control like the plague, and the courts have taken a libertarian view of the Second Amendment. How many of the incumbent Democrats in the Senate want to defend Obama on his power play to impose gun control by executive fiat in the dark? How will that fly in places like Missouri, Nebraska, and West Virginia? How about in open seats like Virginia’s, which Democrats hope to hold?
Update: I meant “executive fiat,” not “legislative fiat.” The latter is an oxymoron, obviously.
::everyone nodding heads::
“oh yes! oxymoron. yes.”
fucking idiots. you are not the state. the state is not you. therefore, all state edicts are fiat. too difficult to wrap your conditioned pea-brains around? naturally, such tools leap to “oxymoron” to signal that they’re butt conventional.
A U.S. Capitol Police officer who was charged with pointing his gun at two members of a Michigan family after he and the tourists had mistakenly been given the same hotel room at National Harbor was found not guilty of assault charges Thursday.
Prince George’s County Circuit Court Judge James P. Salmon acquitted Victor E. Bryant, 37, of multiple counts of first- and second-degree assault in connection with the Aug. 14, 2009, incident at the Hampton Inn at National Harbor. Salmon also acquitted Bryant’s girlfriend, Angela Montgomery, 29, who was charged with two counts of second-degree assault. […]
for a chuckle, flip the “occupations” of the victims and primary assailant. imagine a “judge” acquitting those poor fucks. (more…)
years ago i had the silly idea that, requiring liberty, i’d find it in much greater abundance “out west” than on the east coast. giving it a try, i found this and worse.
anyone suffering from the same dream, have a listen to this typical example of the now generally uniform brand of badged criminality. militarized, federalized, nazi-fied:
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that was the question at usatoday.com — years ago, apparently. typical of fools who think that composing accurate questions is normally simple, of the “answers” provided, entering the accurate one indicates to them that your belief on “the topic” is the opposite of reality. the three options: (more…)
if you hadn’t figured this out by the gun grab in new orleans, you may be slower than the creep:
Most people in the patriot community thought that there would be a spectacularly-defining moment (like 9/11, except much worse) and that THEN they would know FOR SURE that it was time to head for the hills.
But it’s not playing out like that. […]
i had my big wake-up in 2003. before then i’d somewhat fallen in line passively with the “from my cold dead hands” bullshitters. not how it works. much as possible, it’s all done via the “legal system” for which normalons, including the NRA crowd, reserve impulsive extreme reverence.
joel rosenberg kidnapped/persecuted. story and video.
bleh:
[...] The NRA has spent two years tracking down rumors that the Obama administration wants to impose gun and ammo bans on the public, but hasn’t found anything credible. [...]
erm… this jackass was known to most american shooters, and it took me 5 seconds to get a link:
The Obama administration will seek to reinstate the assault weapons ban that expired in 2004 during the Bush administration, Attorney General Eric Holder said today.
“As President Obama indicated during the campaign, there are just a few gun-related changes that we would like to make, and among them would be to reinstitute the ban on the sale of assault weapons,” Holder told reporters. [...]
chris manion’s apparently lost it. this post is worse than on its face, for he used to know aristotelian logic.
Pride Goeth Before The Fall
Posted by Christopher Manion on May 16, 2010 02:42 PM
The word “tragedy,” properly employed, denotes a particular genre of drama or literature that features a main character defined by one dictionary as a person “impelled by moral weakness or psychological maladjustment” – or hubris — “exaggerated pride or self-confidence.”
So I find it interesting that a Detroit police chief calls the shooting of seven-year-old Aiyana Jones by a SWAT team member “a tragedy of unspeakable magnitude to Aiyana’s parents.”
So Aiyana’s parents are the ones “impelled by moral weakness or psychological maladjustment… and exaggerated pride or self-confidence”?
surprisingly logical (mostly) comments on this story about a hack-movie-asshole-turned-thief getting robbed, overt style (ignore spelling, etc.):