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Hi Jon Caldara! Eat a dick. Unless that's your thing, then do something else you won't like. But fuck you.
And, this cost how much? Paid by whom?
Shirtless Sherifff calendar proceeds?
Have you seen our Sheriffs?
The Shirtless Sheriff was the tip of the spear on the lawsuit…
Remember the days when law enforcement officers believed their job was enforcing the law not challenging the ones they don't like in court.
I can already telegraph the wailing and gnashing of teeth in the editorial section of The Wray Gazette next week.
Whatever happened to the Wray Eagle? It was famous for the motto (admittedly somewhat jocularly translated) as "The only newspaper in the whole world that gives a damn about Wray."
The Wray Gazwrte has been the official newspaper since The Wray Rattler' gave it up long ago. The 'Eagle' is the school mascot, best known for embarrassing Dragon fans at state wresting meets 🙂
'Gazette'…does anyone else have problems with the edit function on their iPhone?
Like beating the Dragons in wrestling is tough
What's next in the gun extremists bag of tricks – storm a wildlife refuge armed to the teeth and demand guns be delivered to ever man, woman and child in the country?
That's about the point we have reached in their meltdown.
The last statistic I saw which might be out of date at this point is that there are 300 million firearms in the US which is about 1.5 per person. We don need no stinkin government handout pardner.
Yes but most of those 300 million gun are probably in the homes of dudley brown and the Neville.
They always were miserly with their toys. What a repellent thought having both Gardner and Neville representing the ammosexuals in Congress.
Note to self: "Send the corporate sellout another donation. Forgive me Bernie. I have sinned for thinking that there are worse calamities than taking money from quasi-humans. What a disaster Neville would be as a senator."
After seeing the utter insanity in Brussels today, it is difficult to overlook the similarities in how extremists believe what they believe regardless of the facts and disturbing quite frankly. Year after year the American 'militia' are told that government is coming to take their guns and if they are "true' patriots then they have to consider armed rebellion to preserve their freedoms and way of life. All attempts to allay this propaganda with simple phrases like "There is no conspiracy to take your guns" have no impact on these paranoid individuals. It is a ticking time bomb.
There's another lesson our ammosexual friends tell us. Those bombs would never have gone off if there had been a good guy with a gun around.
Or a good guy with a bigger bomb
You're seeing the "logic" behind their thinking.
I am more wary of teens in camo and confederate flag gear, who occasionally proclaim "White Pride World Wide" here on the northeast plains than I ever was of the gangster wannabes in urban schools. They do share a common paranoia and "us-against-them" mentality.
The difference is that the police already target the urban youngsters because of their skin colors and dress. City kids will be expelled from school if they get too blatant about their gang affiliations. Police and administrators already know who is a real threat.
Out here, everyone dismisses "white gangsterism" as "Boys will be boys", and "We don't want to piss off the community", "Gotta preserve the first and second amendments".
And no, the solution is not to arm teachers.
Dismissing it on the merits as the 10th Circuit did today is only marginally different than what the District judge originally ruled. (The district judge ruled that the plaintiffs failed to show that their rights would be infringed.) On a technicality, I think the 10th Circuit ruling was the more accurate application of legal principles, but the effect is pretty much the same.
It's actually not a dismissal on the merits, but on jurisdictional grounds (in this case for lack of Article III standing). So the same case can be brought again if a plaintiff with standing can be found. It also sets up a possible Supreme Court appeal on the jurisdictional issue, which I think the Court would be much more likely to take up than the question whether the magazine limit violates the Second Amendment.