One of the things conservatives notice whenever leftists flare up is that, subject to a few notable exceptions (Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Dan Crenshaw), our conservative politicians are cowardly. They never call out the leftists; instead, they simply try to soothe leftists’ destructiveness while accepting their premises.
bumped…..just because I didn’t want anyone to miss it.
What do you do when the political opposition writes your campaign ads for you?
And it looks like 80 year old SanFranNan has gone to her dermatologist for a new Botox treatment …………or embalming.
David Kopel, research director at the Independence Institute and a longtime Second Amendment scholar, attorney, and advocate joins Cam to talk about the history of the gun control movement, and why anti-gun activists are so terrified of the number of Americans exercising their right to keep and bear arms for the very first time.
Americans are flocking to gun stores because they know the only reliable self-defense during a crisis is the #2A.
Carletta Whiting, who’s disabled & vulnerable to #coronavirus, asks Dems trying to exploit the pandemic: Why do you want to leave people like me defenseless? pic.twitter.com/wDeEYHqzOU
This is an excellent after action review of a self defense shooting.
Multiple lessons to be learned. Watch the whole thing, please. Note: at 1:01 in the initial replay, the store owner/shooter pops one off as the bad guy just exits the store. Unintentional due to adrenaline rush, or not? I don’t know.
Correia neglects to mention it, and it is barely noticeable so I’ll give him a pass, but it needed to be mentioned. If the owner had continued shooting and shot the guy to rags just after he had hit the floor from being shot the first time, it’s highly likely nothing there would have been no repercussions as while the bad guy may not have the gun in his hand, it’s still in easy reach and as there has been shots exchanged, there’s no doubt he had murderous intent. Just me, I think that’s what I would have done, but -again-that’s just me. Shooting him as a ‘parting gift’ as he runs out the door is, how shall I put it; problematical.
“There is no difference between Communism and socialism, except in the means of achieving the same end:
Communism enslaves men by force
Socialism, by vote
It is merely the difference between murder, and suicide!” ~ Ayn Rand
The “Socialist Utopia” of Denmark!
In the Democrat “debate” this week in Nevada, Bernie Sanders used Denmark as a shining example of “successful socialism,” and the model he wants to use for the USA.
He calls it “Democratic Socialism” and cynically denies its umbilical cord to Communism.
Yet, in Denmark taxes are the highest in Europe.
“Free” higher education there is poor, by any standard.
“Free” healthcare is extremely poor. Deaths from cancer are much higher than in America, and Danes in general have a lower life expectancy than Americans.
Danes still burn much coal, and they drive cars!
Both private and public debt among Danes is extremely high.
Danish work ethic is poor. There is a critical skills shortage. Productivity is the poorest in Europe.
Consumption of anti-depression drugs in Denmark is exceedingly high.
With oil revenues dwindling, Danes are poor, and getting poorer! Most Danes are on some form of public welfare.
Violent crime, particularly perpetrated by unassimilated Islamic immigrants, is very high, and getting worse.
What Utopia? Democratic Socialism is Communism
And, of course, legally owning any kind of gun in Denmark is all but impossible, and forceful self-defense is essentially illegal. Violent criminals have a right to expect no resistance from their victims.
The foregoing pretty-well describes the “socialist utopia” of Denmark.
Curiously, I don’t notice many Democrats moving there!
Yet, that is Bernie’s wet dream for all of us.
“It’s not an endlessly expanding ‘list of rights:’
The ‘right’ to education
The ‘right’ to healthcare
The ‘right’ to food and housing
That’s not freedom
That’s dependency!
Those aren’t ‘rights’
Those are the rations of slavery, hay and a barn for human cattle.” ~ Alexis de Tocqueville
