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Written by David Codrea
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Friday, 05 February 2010 10:59 |
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A hate group masquerading as a civil rights organization continues to spread a message of intolerance and bigotry. Here's the latest from the seething haters at the Southern Poverty Law Center, from their "Hate Watch" page:
Gun rights advocates, including some in the antigovernment “Patriot” movement for whom the specter of gun restrictions is a recurring theme, are planning to march in Washington, D.C., and some individual states on April 19.
They're referring to the Second Amendment March, an event being led by Grand Rapids Gun Rights Examiner Skip Coryell.
Also today:
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Written by Daniel White
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Sunday, 22 November 2009 12:52 |
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Written by Daniel White
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Friday, 05 February 2010 09:49 |
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A Staten Island fourth grader was nearly suspended for taking a machine gun to school. A two-inch plastic replica belonging to a LEGO policeman.
Nine year-old Patrick Timoney was playing with the LEGO toys with his friends in the school's lunchroom when the principle saw the toy gun and took him to her office to begin the suspension process. After calling the child's parents (his father is a retired police officer which is why Patrick liked the toy), common sense eventually prevailed over zero tolerance and little Patrick was set free. The gun was confiscated, presumably to be destroyed in a blast furnace.
The New York Department of Education backed the principle and said there was "cause for concern."
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Written by David Codrea
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 10:20 |
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An opinion piece in Australia's Courier Mail demonstrates how prejudice, and playing fast and loose with cause and effect, are used to create public fear when it comes to both dogs and guns:
Take a deadly weapon out ot [sic] the reach of a potentially irresponsible owner...and the risk of firearm-related violence is reduced.
Well, we're all "potentially irresponsible," now, aren't we? Even members of the military and police fit under that broad umbrella, unless one subscribes to (what should by now be) the thoroughly discredited "Only Ones" theory.
Which means, if one follows this "logic," all guns must be banned--for everyone.
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Written by David Codrea
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Tuesday, 02 February 2010 12:01 |
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Cuba has given its few remaining armed citizens an ultimatum. From the Associated Press:
Cuba has declared a two-month amnesty for citizens to register unlicensed guns, and says those passing aptitude and psychological tests will be allowed to keep their weapons.
The move is unusual in a state where almost no one except some active military personnel and plain-clothed state security agents are allowed to possess weapons.
Even most police, we are told, are required to keep their service weapons at their station when on leave (something those with "Only Ones" attitudes here should take note of).
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