Reason has some good commentary.
Meanwhile, the left is getting a case of the vapors:
It will also be the first opportunity for the Courts newest member, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, to begin building what promises to be a disastrous pro-gun legacy.
The author calls the fairly straightforward Heller case “radical”.
The Trumpening.
Frankly, I’m tired of politics. The left is in full on deranged mode, calling everyone who doesn’t agree with them a racist, sexist, homophobe, etc. Watching grown people lose their shit over a hat with a campaign slogan on it really doesn’t restore any of my faith in humanity. If you can’t handle seeing a hat, stay home. So, I’ve basically adopted the Captain’s philosophy that the left is just entertainment.
The pro-Trump hysteria is equally disheartening. A portion of his supporters have just lost their minds. And many are supporting positions they’d never really held before because of Trump.
The never Trumpers I can’t figure out what their end game is. And I don’t care.
It’s amazing to me that two people can see a video/news story and draw polar opposite conclusions all based on their preference for red or blue. It’s astonishing.
The media is just pathetic. They’ve stuck their dick in it so many times trying to find anything on Trump or a supporter of his. And all they’ve gotten for their trouble is a few indictments for process crimes.
I see a story and think to myself “Self, that seems unbelievable”. I used to go check and see if they were true or false. Now, I just don’t care and don’t bother to check. The field where I keep my fucks to give is empty.
So, yeah, that’s why the blogging has been light.
A man has an emotional support alligator.
I would say the future is stupid but I’d kinda like a pet alligator.
Mueller is looking into their relationship. The article also mentions that silly Russian spy thing, which is a non-story.
I’m not there but other people are:
Shooting Illustrated’s coverage
The Supreme Court has granted cert in the New York State Rifle & Pistol Association Inc. v. City of New York, New York case. At issue is if the city’s travel requirements pertaining to transporting firearms is constitutional:
The case concerns a New York City ban on transporting handguns except directly to and from shooting ranges, and requires the weapon to be unloaded and stored in a locked container.
The law also prohibits transportation of firearms out of the city to a second residence.
The media and the democrats attempted to play an obviously non-racist event as racist and the story went far and wide. Meanwhile, when there is actual racism, the crickets chirp.
Franklin Armory is set to release a rifle that is not semi-automatic but fires one round per pull of the trigger:
VA senator open carries to the chamber:
The first-term senator a fan of government transparency and opponent of the Equal Rights Amendment said she wore the gun following an incident Monday in which Capitol Police were called after immigration-rights supporters confronted Sen. Dick Black, R-Loudoun.
Chase said she always carries her gun in concealed fashion but decided Tuesday was a good day to carry openly when she presented her bills in the Senate Privileges and Elections Committee. Her legislation included an alternative to the Equal Rights Amendment resolution that reaffirms equal protection under the law.
A man attempted to enter city hall in Austin while armed. He was stopped. He sued them. And won.
I am, again, unable to attend. But there’s great coverage at Shooting Illustrated and The Gun Feed.
Some STEM kids made a smart gun to stop mass shootings. It’s the dumbest thing you’ll see today.
Here’s the trailer:
Remember, I do this to entertain me, not you.
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