Remember there would be blood in the streets, drunken shoot outs, mayhem, death and a loss of tourism if Tennessee removed the restriction on guns in places that serve alcohol. Well, like every other place to do that, nothing happened.
Via NSH.
Shutting down a haunted house that raises money for charity for not having a building permit. Whenever I read something like this, I often wonder the thought process of the bureaucratic bottom-feeders who think this is a good idea.
Attacking capitalism: A crime to offer money for a bone marrow donor for your friend.
Obama administration going after folks who advertise medical marijuana.
Hornady Zombie Max: ammunition for use on zombies.
Run for your lives: a zombie infested 5k race.
Recognizing the need to revamp outdated and restrictive gun laws, U.S Senators Mark Begich (D-Alaska) and Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) have introduced the Firearms Interstate Commerce Reform Act. The bill allows for the interstate sale of firearms and removes several antiquated and unnecessary restrictions imposed on interstate firearms transactions.
“Utahns and Americans everywhere have a right to bear arms, and this legislation ensures that onerous and outdated restrictions on everyone’s Second Amendment rights are no longer in place,” Sen. Hatch said. “By removing these restrictions, we can ensure that the constitutional freedoms we seek to protect remain intact.”
Good. And this:
Current laws restricting interstate commerce of firearms not only lag behind common sense and new technology, they are unfair and burdensome
Indeed. Though it does require face to face transfers, so no internet sales, which isn’t quite modern.
Never really cared for the notion as I like to keep my guns ready to go, save a few collectibles in the safe. But Weerd has a look. And, also, Tactical Butterscotch?
While driving through The City (My The City), I saw a Nissan LEAF:
Here, I thought they were mythological, like unicorns given Glenn’s difficulty getting one.
TN Rep. Curry Todd, who the press points out was the lead sponsor of the bill removing the restriction on carrying guns where alcohol was served, got pulled over for DUI. And he also had gun in the car. Now, do you think the press is outraged that he was hammered as dammit and behind the wheel of a several thousand pound vehicle and speeding down the road or about the firearm in his car? The former is definitely more dangerous and the latter was likely not an issue.
In Tennessee, you cannot consume alcohol while carrying a firearm. It’s not at all like our DUI laws in which you can drink to a certain BAC level and drive as long as you’re not impaired. If I’m carrying a firearm and have a glass of wine with dinner at friend’s house, once I get in the car, I’ve broken the law. That didn’t change since the supposed guns in bars bill. And if the Rep. got tanked in a local bar while carrying his weapon, he broke the law again.
Seriously, robbing a home with a bow and arrow? He won’t be making that mistake again.
I cannot help but want one of these for the cool factor. With a rail for a red dot, of course. I realize it’s about as useful as a cock-flavored lollipop but, damn, it’s cool.
Now a SAAMI cartridge. AKs coming soon, which is odd to since the Grendel is known to be an accurate round but the AK isn’t exactly known for being an accurate rifle.
Eric Holder gets asked about Fast and Furious at a presser, takes his ball and goes home.
Remember, I do this to entertain me, not you.
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