Jeff Pittman's Second Amendment News from Mississippi & Beyond
Gerald Ensley, a tyrant with the Tallahassee (FL) Democrat newspaper, wants to repeal the Second Amendment and ban guns, period, saying “We’re coming for your guns. And someday, we’ll take them.” Molon Labe, Ensley. That’s Gerald Ensley: 850-599-2310 work 850-575-9394 850-575-7532 2406 Mexia Ave. Tallahassee, Fl 32304-1321 [email protected] No illegal threats, please.
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Bad cops An unidentified off-duty Chicago Police officer has been stripped of his arrest powers after he allegedly fired multiple times at an off-duty cop from neighboring Merrionette Park who pulled over the Chicago cop and showed his badge after suspecting the Chicago cop was driving drunk (with a fellow off-duty Chicago officer in the passenger seat). The 52-year-old Chicago
Bad cops; Bad athletes Read More »
See: http://www.guns.com/2014/12/01/editorial-20-rules-for-winning-gun-fights/ He forgot Rule #1: Avoid gun fights.
20 rules for winning gun fights Read More »
Ferguson Ayoob’s write-up. There are 5 parts. Looks like the feds are joining up with the crooks to protect the rioters from their victims in Ferguson And why cops sometimes justifiably shoot unarmed criminals (also see part 5 of Ayoob’s report, above) Read it again, and consider whether the races of the cop and crook matter. St. Louis A
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Internet friend, blogger and info source Bonzer Wolf (http://www.bonzerwolf.com/) has announced his retirement from blogging effective 12/31. Sorry to see you go Mr. Wolf, but trust me, I understand.
Peruta v. County of San Diego In the ongoing saga of Peruta v. County of San Diego, another California case into which Ms Harris tried to inject herself, a judge on the Ninth Circuit has called for a vote to determine if the Circuit will hear the case en banc. Peruta is the case that agreed that the Second Amendment
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California Attorney General Kamala Harris had sought a stay of Judge Anthony Ishii’s decision in Sylvester v. Harris. That was the case that challenged California’s 10-day waiting period as it applied to certain individuals. Her argument in a nutshell was “Hey, this is gonna cost us money and we need to hire some folks to comply; I don’t see how
Oh, HECK NO, Ms. Harris Read More »