Is the NRA too doctrinaire? And more from Tam.
I think they may have gotten the memo with their new urban, hipster internet TV called, and I am not making it up, NRA Freestyle. I mean, I get what they’re doing but they might be trying a little too hard.
The two most interesting. I was kind of hoping the Masada would take off. But it hasn’t and I figure there’s a reason for that.
Every Town seems to lack defined goals or any real plan. Likely due to marketing. If they post a position, they then can’t lie and say they support the second amendment.
Only without the pulse:
Alan Gottlieb says the gun lobby should lead and not follow on background check legislation. A fair point.
A shooting that has nothing to do with “castle doctrine” but the press insists it does. Kinda like how the Martin case had nothing to do with “stand your ground”. It’s in print, it must be true.
Two thugs rob a waffle house. One CCW holder decides to introduce one of them’s inside to the outside world. He dies. Everyone claps. Good clean defensive guns use. Except the family lies:
Nineteen-year-old Dante Williams’ family said there is no doubt he entered the Waffle House in Chesnee back in January of 2012 intent on robbing it, but they say he didn’t have to die.
Yes, he did. Once he pointed a gun and threatened someone he had to die. It was the moral imperative. Period. And the headline:
Spartanburg Waffle House shooting video released, sparks new debate
It’s not a new debate and this scum’s death didn’t spark shit.
The ResQMe, which I’m a huge fan of and have in all of my vehicles, is on sale at Amazon.
A list. No mention of TN’s tax on illegal drugs that you cannot pay. Or the stupid “send a drug addict to jail because she got knocked up” law.
The thing that surprises me most about this news report from Texas is the reporters. They call him a hero and not a vigilante. Happy about the guns. Why, it’s like America:
Remember, I do this to entertain me, not you.
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