Life in the future
I legit laughed out loud. You can tell I’m SRS because I spelled it out. No flying cars, hoverboards, or renewable energy. But stuff like that.
And I went to my first gay wedding this weekend.
I legit laughed out loud. You can tell I’m SRS because I spelled it out. No flying cars, hoverboards, or renewable energy. But stuff like that.
And I went to my first gay wedding this weekend.
Should Photographers Carry a Gun on the Job? Of course, I also think everyone should carry a camera.
Black students blame America for black girl who attacked white guy with dreadlocks. No examples of the alleged racism given.
Dropping a hot ball of nickel into nitrogen cooled gun powder:
Bill Nye, the science guy, is open to criminal charges and jail time for climate change dissenters. If you disagree with them, you are a threat.
Spring finally happened. I had things to do and blogging wasn’t one of them.
Rep. Deb Lavender, D-Kirkwood, might have accidentally strengthened a concealed carry law Wednesday afternoon, when she ran out of time to withdraw an amendment she offered that would open the state capitol to concealed carry for members of the public.
Several House Republicans laughed and clapped when Lavender ran out of time while closing the amendment, believing she intended to withdraw the amendment before her time ran out. Members quickly took to social media to rub in the victory.
Beautiful.
A hacker can find gun sales on facebook better than facebook can.
A student was harassed and written by campus police up for carrying a holster on campus. Here’s the video:
So, a precious snowflake reported that they were spooked over a holster. Ugh.
You don’t have any.
Court rules warrantless collection of cellphone location data constitutional
Microsoft Sues Justice Department Over Secret Customer Data Searches
Welcome to the fish bowl.
Disregarding the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms act, a judge has ruled a case against the gun makers may proceed because of the Newtown shooting. And it’s stupid:
Judge Barbara Bellis ruled Thursday that a federal law protecting gun-makers from lawsuits does not prevent lawyers for the families of Sandy Hook victims from arguing that the AR-15 semi-automatic rifle is a military weapon and should not have been sold to civilians.
A lawyer for the families had argued there is an exception in federal law that allows litigation against companies that know, or should know, that their weapons are likely to be used in a way that risks injury to others.
Good. I hope that is the argument. They will lose.
A handy guide on how not to see if your laser is working:
Good lord.
Anyone involved in a car crash in New York may soon have to submit not just blood-alcohol content but a cellphone to police at the scene, or else risk losing his or her license.
A new law proposed by state senator Terrence Murphy and assemblyman Felix Ortiz would give police permission to search any phone or portable device at the scene of an accident. Cellebrite, an Israeli company that helps law enforcement crack smartphones, is marketing a device its calling a textalyzer that would analyze a drivers phone.
Samantha Bee, who has never been funny, apparently has a show now. And in the show she’s shocked to learn that something that’s not for sale can’t be bought. She attempted to purchase an Eddie Eagle costume and thought that was somehow comparable to a gun sale. She’s an idiot.
And Sebastian is stealing a meme from me that I stole from him.
Bono: send Amy Schumer and Chris Rock to fight Islamic State.
I concur with the former. I am curious, though, what qualifies Bono to be taken remotely seriously on this issue. It’s clear he’s not that bright.
Two thirds of US corporations don’t pay federal income taxes. That’s because they have entire tax departments and consultants that work to make sure that happens.
That is, indeed, a hell of a lot of work.
Rock Island Armory 9mm 1911 2,000 round field strip and inspection
Maybe he’s eyeing the VP slot
He’s loosening restrictions on gun laws and streamlining the permitting process :
Gov. Christie’s administration announced measures Friday to ease some New Jersey state gun restrictions, including an expansion of the standard for getting a permit to carry a gun.
The Republican governor, who previously endorsed loosening the state’s gun laws, said in a statement Friday that the changes would “deliver relief and assurance to New Jerseyans exercising their Second Amendment rights.”
The changes, which follow recommendations issued by a study commission Christie formed last year, include a regulatory amendment that adds “serious threats” to the circumstances considered a special danger to a person’s life. This expands the standard of “justifiable need” that applicants have to meet to get a permit to carry a gun in New Jersey.
The amendment also says that a permit to carry can be issued based on danger to the applicant’s life that cannot be avoided by other “reasonable” means rather than by “any” means.
It’s a start.
Violating the rule of STOP TOUCHING IT, a guy was moving his gun and holster because it was uncomfortable. And somehow managed to shoot a 3 year old in the legs.
Right here. Make me safer? Maybe. Maybe not. Make the country safer? Yes.
Remember, I do this to entertain me, not you.
Uncle Pays the Bills
Find Local
|