Cop threatens to kill innocent Florida man for legally carrying a concealed handgun.
Thus we tend to wince when libertarians (or many of them, to varying degrees) rush to the defense of elite corporations and prevailing business models and practices as though these were free-market phenomena. First, we think this is factually inaccurate; and second, we think it’s strategically suicidal. Ordinary people generally know firsthand the petty tyranny and bureaucratic incompetence that all too often characterise the world of business; libertarians who try to glamourise that world as an arena of economic rationality and managerial heroism risk coming across as clueless at best, and shills for the ruling class at worse.
Roderick T Long, The Conflation Trap. (via scottishmarketanarchist)
Let’s make a comparison. That is an AR-15 with a bayonet. The other is a stick with a bayonet. They want to ban the lug that attaches it to the gun. Why? I can take the same knife and attach it to the stick with some wire and make a more effective melee weapon.
The Sandy Hook Shooting - Fully Exposed
What are your thoughts?
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Beretta 21A Bobcat
Yup, definitely next year’s Christmas present, so much easier to wrap. The Bobcat is a .22 LR chambered pistol, although there is also a .25 ACP version. Very tiny and compact, I wouldn’t necessarily call it an ideal concealed carry option due to the caliber. I’m not bashing on the .22 LR, but you’d definitely want something bigger.
a .22 in the boot is better than a .45 back in the car! That being said, I agree, I’d look at least at the .32acp bobcat.
Ask the Koreans during the LA riots why they needed high capacity magazines.
FAA proposes rule to prohibit personal use of phones, tablets, and laptops in the cockpit
The FAA doesn’t want pilots to use phones, tablets, or laptops while flying airplanes. It makes perfect sense, but according to rules that have been in the books since 1981, use of such devices was allowed so long as pilots waited until the plane was above 10,000 feet.
I just had a scary thought about Goverment and 3D Printers.
I just had a scary thought about Goverment and 3D Printers.
With the ability to print gun parts. Print objects that compete with commercial offerings. Subverting IP laws. I think it wont be in a to distant future that the government would declare personal 3d printers as counterfeiting outfits and there for they will be declared illegal.
Our Government hates people who competes in a open and free market. Goverment also hates people who use their god given freedom, to use their rights too own guns and make parts for those guns by any means, including using 3d printers.
The corny corporate interests also hate anyone who competes with them. Ether in creative world or in the making and inventing of new and neat things. They Always are supporting new regulations to hamper these activities.
These two powers I almost 100% sure will get together and find ways to regulate or out right ban the use of 3d Printers by the normal everyday person. I think they will call it a counterfeiting technology and will be the way they will killed it. They don’t want another tech that opens things to the regular person, like the internet did for us.
Only way it will stay around in some form, is the black market. The same place were Warez, drugs and other things the government does not want you to have go to and hide. If we are lucky this will defy the powers that be like the printing press did. Even with government sanctions and regulations.
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At left in the foreground, a printer removes a printed page from the press. The printer at right is inking the plate. In the background, compositors are using cast type. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Title: Gun Control: History, Philosophy and Ethics
A good run down on why outlawing guns won’t work and would even be counter productive when it comes to valiance. This video is done by Freedomain Radio.
A must watch!
Agenda 21: How Will It Affect You? (by TheJohnBirchSociety)
A clean environment is important to us all. We have an obligation to maintain our resources and sustain our environment for future generations. Sustaining our environment has led us down the road to environmentalism. Then a strange thing happened. Environmentalism came to a fork in the road. While the rhetoric took one route, the agenda took another. Explore this topic and discover how Agenda 21 will affect you.
John Stossel - Bad Speech (by LibertyPen)
What is “bad speech”? And, who should define it? Naomi Schaefer Riley, Jason Riley.
More liberty news at: http://www.libertypen.com
Lord Monckton Storms Tombstone: Had Hawaii Birth Certificate Made; Defends Sheriff Joe (by BirtherReportDotCom)
Author Tom Ballantyne interview with Lord Monckton: Had Hawaii Birth Certificate Made; Defends Sheriff Joe - http://www.BirtherReport.com - Tom Ballantyne is the author of the book “Oh Really, O’Reilly!”. The clip was filmed by Gabe Zolna. -
Romney Profits Mightily from Right-Wing Radio
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