We Only Disagree on Solutions

Paul Helmke is absolutely correct that this incident, and many like it, are horrible: And then, on September 22, their family life was shattered by a man who walked up to their adopted son, Daren Dieter, and shot him in the spine. The shooter left Daren in a parking lot in Philadelphia, paralyzed from the … Continue reading “We Only Disagree on Solutions”

At Least We Don’t Have to Pay Our Bozos

I have to agree with SayUncle that this is not the way to go about things. Any political movement will have its whack jobs. I would point out some examples of anti-gun people coming to my site to leave bozotic comments, but there aren’t any. In order to have bozos, you have to actually have … Continue reading “At Least We Don’t Have to Pay Our Bozos”

Anti-Gun = Don’t know crap about the issue

You know it’s a slow day when I’m linking to anti-gun blogs, which, I have to say, are few and far between, and as best I can tell, mostly unread.  Let’s start fisking: The Virginia Tech shooting – 33 dead, 25 wounded – was another spark for the gun control debate in the United States. … Continue reading “Anti-Gun = Don’t know crap about the issue”

More From the Tinfoil Hat

I think it’s quite possible that, rather than an astroturfing campaign, we’re seeing the fact that newspapers just love this “I’m a gun owner, but I support gun control” articles.  I should be clear that if it is astroturfing, I don’t think the Brady’s are behind it.  My guess would be the AHSA, but this … Continue reading “More From the Tinfoil Hat”

What Would Have Worked?

 According to Paul Helmke: It’s long past time to have a serious national conversation about gun violence. It’s past time for us to agree that something is wrong when an individual with such obvious signs of instability can legally arm himself with the extraordinary firepower necessary to murder so many innocent people. Something is wrong … Continue reading “What Would Have Worked?”