Doubt if it will work, but a nice gesture. I think those that would bomb or shoot would consider their fellow muslims to be acceptable collateral damages.
You gotta admire the sentiment, even though it’ll likely get them killed or wounded.
Doubt if it will work, but a nice gesture. I think those that would bomb or shoot would consider their fellow muslims to be acceptable collateral damages.
You gotta admire the sentiment, even though it’ll likely get them killed or wounded.
If I (a CHL holder) were to take employment at a facility, either privately or publicly owned, where the rules of employment (or even presence!) prohibit the carriage of firearms (see also: gun free victim disarmament zone), and something untoward should happen while working in such area…..
Can I sue for damages if I am injured (or can my surviving kin sue if I am killed) on the grounds that the burden of personal security has been taken from me and is therefore the task and responsibility of the institution which employs me? (or at which I must attend, should it be, say…a university?)
How about if I am robbed while attending such a place…..If I am prohibited from exercising my rights to secure my person, do I have the rights to sue for remuneration from the facility which prohibits the carriage of my personal defense firearm?
How about states or cities which prohibit the carriage of firearms? Or municipal courts buildings and such?
Do those entities which prohibit carriage of firearms for any reason have liability if someone is attacked or robbed in their area of prohibition? Is there a difference between private entities and public entities?
Are there court cases which would set precedence?
Enquiring minds and all that…..
The question is: what cause? Raising money for the charity or supporting the charitable organization?
See HERE. Follow the links. You decide.
See, the issue with any organization, be it a private thing or a government entity…No matter how they start, they become, as they grow, a money hungry self serving ever growing bureaucracy.
I find this really no different than the NRA or the NAACP. Both organizations exist for themselves first. Why should the Komen foundation be any different?
Og has invited me to collaborate with him on a new blog….Made In America. Please, as the list grows, take the time to check out our suggestions and, if possible, consider purchasing these products that are “Made in America”.
Please, if you know a product that is competitive with another popular item made in another country, email me and I’ll research it and put it up.
Buying “Made in America” helps our fellow citizens, helps our economy (and trade imbalance), and keeps our industry (what is left of it) inside OUR borders. It helps our country, and ultimately our national security by keeping a manufacturing base inside our borders.
But most of all, it helps keep our citizens employed.
ETA: I am receiving no cash or other value for posting about these products.
May your new year be profitable and fulfilling. I sincerely hope you find happiness and contentment.
This year, please take the time to avoid buying things made in China or other countries when there is an alternative made in the USA. You may have to pay a premium for such items, but we need to make an effort to buy “Made in the USA”. Make you choice to do so known to your retailer. Push for this.
slide down the slippery slope into oblivion.
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Scary. Glad I don’t live in FLA.
But it is the pointy end of the wedge to it happening everywhere.
I guess that the copies of the Constitution don’t have the fourth amendment in them in Florida….(“no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause”)…
They know what is best for us, and the Constitution be damned.
Well, sorta.


It’s a kit…..a “do it yerself”. Midwest Chick bought it for me for Christmas!
Actually, just what I wanted.
.50 cal…… Flintlock….. Charcoal burner.
Gonna take a LOT of work polishing the metalwork….and then the roughed out stock is gonna take even more.
I figure 3 months of evenings…..
(the first 90% of the project takes 90% of the time, the last 10% takes the other 90% of the time…..)
So far, I have cleaned up all the burrs on the barrel cutouts and have polished with 600 grit and started on the 1000 grit paper….The barrel is cleaning up nicely. Og has offered to blue the metalwork when I am done, and I may take him up on that, but I may choose to brown it too. I have lots of time to think about that and decide before I am done with the deburring and polishing….Suggestions?
Kinda busy. And I got nothin’ to say anyway…
It is Christmas Day. Spend time with loved ones, or be thankful.
Merry Christmas to you all.
For those of you who do not celebrate Christmas, or whatever, I won’t say “Happy Holidays”….