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Inside the Twisted Mind of a Gun Grabber Pt. 3: Moms Demand Action’s Heather Whaley Edition

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So a Mom from Moms Demand Action (formerly and laughingly called One Million Moms for Gun Control) rings-up Senator Corker’s office. Heather Whaley pretends to be a paranoid schizophrenic thanking Senator Corker for supporting her Second Amendment rights. Which is lame on more levels than The Providence Place parking garage. But then Whaley browbeats Corker’s secretary into affirming her fake perspective. Which, to her credit, she doesn’t. Imagine if a pro-2A supporter bullied Senator Schumer’s assistant the same way. And then ask yourself what kind of person would do such a thing. If you’re struggling with that one, I’ve got a simple answer: a paranoid schizophrenic. As Kurt Vonnegut warned in Mother Night, “We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be.” Combined with something about a mask slipping.

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  1. “But should the people of America once become capable of that deep simulation towards one another, and towards foreign nations, which assumes the language of justice and moderation, while it is practising iniquity and extravagance, and displays in the most captivating manner the charming pictures of candour, frankness, and sincerity, while it is rioting in rapine and insolence, this country will be the most miserable habitation in the world.”

    John Adams, 11 October 1798

    Read it again…. In more modern English…..
    “When the people of the United States become so two-faced toward each other and toward foreign nations, pretending to be for justice and moderation while practicing iniquity and extravagance and representing themselves in charming pictures of candor, frankness and sincerity, while actually participating in unrestrained wanton robbery, seizure and plunder, with rude, arrogant lack of respect, this country will be the most miserable place to live in the world.

    Whoa! Written in 1798! I suddenly have a new-found respect for our founding fathers!

    More:
    “Liberty must at all hazards be supported. We have a right to it, derived from our Maker. But if we had not, our fathers have earned and bought it for us, at the expense of their ease, their estates, their pleasure, and their blood.
    John Adams, 1765

    “Liberty, once lost, is lost forever. ”
    John Adams, 1775

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  2. ‘Tis indeed strange; only in America would one say to a grabber:

    “I’ll defend to the death your right to attack my right to defend our rights.”

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  3. I can tell by her face that i do not want to watch this video. If i want to hear preachy helicopter parents, i’ll go say dirty words in Hobby Lobby.

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  4. She’s positively insane. Someone in another gun forum posted a video of her reading excerpts from a book she apparently wrote… It was called “sex and food” or something.

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  5. I agree with her, she certainly seems mentally ill and should not have access to firearms lol. She also seems incapable of raising her child too imo. I mean, why should we trust her with the care and well being of a child if we can’t trust her with a firearm?

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  6. A pictoral of her mind would resemble a ferris wheel with most of the seats missing. Yes, they “have” to do something, try getting mental help, Randy

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  7. This one is Awesome!

    Dale, can we talk? I’ve got a tshirt press and you’ve got some kick-ass art…. lets make it wearable!

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  8. I always look to self defense advice from someone who has never held a gun & is scarred to death of them, you couldn’t be in better hands, Randy

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  9. Little late for a comment on this artical but wanna to say I totally agree 100% with the writer. I bought a full sized 1911 e series back in November 2012 and I have yet to see a flaw. I was in the Mariens for 4 years and did contracting over seas and in those times IV seen weapons left and right and with out a doubt the s&w is the most reliable and true passion of pistols. Grant s&w haven’t been in the 1911 for very long but they really do stand out and come off as they have Been building 1911s since pistols were a wet dream. 🙂 if someone asks me if its worth the money I deff say hell yeah.

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  10. The gun grabbing Jewish poiticians are embracing their liberalism over their Judaism. Even a cursary look at Jewish history would show story after story of Jewish self determination against oppressors using weapons. Organizations like the JPFO are standing strong to bring Jews back to their rational selves.
    I can tell you, I bring a group of new shooters to the range every week from my synagogue. Week in, week out, we show new shooters how to handle firearms safely and efficiently.
    Some of these grabbers might be Jewish by name, but definitely not in action.

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  11. ANY rifle, or any semi-auto rifle?

    Nevertheless, I still motion to give California, along with all crazy residents, to Mexico.

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  12. A couple days back, I held a Benelli M4 Law Enforcement 12 guage semi-auto shotgun. I think I’m in love though the $1,600 price is too much.

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  13. Don’t worry; they’d NEVER deploy them here.

    In all seriousness, entrapment and incineration is a good low-tech solution, with a winch-cranked, 700 pound pull ballista firing a 1″x3′ bolt made from an axel shaft as a backup.

    Firearms? Think I’ll be drilling/filling lots of 7.62x54R with phosphorus and potassium chlorate.

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  14. Notice towards the end when he is demonstrating how he hold a handgun and a flash light. Did anyone else find it odd how vertical his off hand was, allowing for no support to his weapon hand. They really need to get their shit together. If cops are going to be the only ones with guns they better be the best you possibly can be with em.

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  15. I don’t see an everyday carry knife costing over $1000…. It should be something you can lose and not care about. I’ll stick with my $8 No. 6 Opinel. Now that’s a fine gentleman’s cutting piece if I do say so myself.

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  16. I can appreciate a beautiful knife, and this particular one unquestionably is, however lest I hit the lottery-I cannot see spending that for an EDC. I carry knives every day, but my knives are meant to be used from cleaning fingernails, to scratching, cutting and slicing to stabbing if need be. A knife costing 1500 smackeroos in my book would never see the use and abuse I give my easily replaceable knives.

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  17. I love how the anti-gun nuts embrace a revisionist attempt to redefine “militia” by ignoring the historical and cultural influences that shaped the Anglo-American use of the word. The use of the word grew from the common law notion that all men aged 16-60 were eligible for service. Throw the Statute of Winchester on top of it, and you have a legal requirement for all men to possess arms and armour according to their station:

    “Moreover, it is commanded that every man shall
    have in his house arms for keeping the peace
    according to the ancient assize…. ”

    The statute recognized the precedent of common law (which actually was an ancient codified Anglo-Norman law that was never reissued but culturally subsumed) and protected the practice by statute. The Statute was reissued continually from 1285 through the 17th century, until the House of Hannover decided it didn’t like the thought of a potentially hostile, well-armed Scottish Highlander roving the glens. Despite this, the notion of universal obligation held fast into the 19th century, long enough to directly influence the political gestalt of the Constitutional Convention.

    So there’s your militia. It’s you, your neighbor and everybody else.

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  18. Like the blade, hate the handle, would never buy a knife costing this much. Perfectly happy with my $20 Buck for all the reasons others post above. Very good blade, sharpens easily, and if I forget it’s in my pocket when I go through an airport (like I did with the last one I had), no big deal. Or losing it to the PD if one happens to be in the wrong county (my 3″ blade is legal under state law, but anything over 2.5″ is banned in LA.)

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  19. So this asshat points a loaded gun at his friend and accidentally kills him, and that’s my fault?

    This is the Ben Hur (1959) of epic rationalizations.

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  20. NYC has been doing this for decades. When it comes to carry permits, a NYC permit (impossible to get unless you’re ‘connected’) is good anywhere in the state but a regular ol’ NY permit is NO good in the city. NYC, which basically drags the state around, has decided it gets to say how gun are regulated within the city. That said, “home rule” is thrown out when the city and its gun-grabbing mayor decide the state should have tighter restrictions… then all of up-state NY (very pro-gun rights) gets screwed.

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  21. observation: here in central texas the people who are lining up at 4 am to buy ammo are not shooters or gun owners……they are bottom feeders.
    the kind of people who park in handicap parking and skip to the door of the ammo store. I asked one guy in line what type of ammo he was buying and he said he does not own a gun…….I have seen this guy 5 times in the last week at retailers looking for ammo. ammo retailers are the backbone of our second amendment rights…these parasite resellers are just south of the backbone. I think reselling ammo w/o a ffl should be an enforced felony. In the riots in south central LA getting to ammo was just as important as getting to water or food…… these resellers i agree are as bad as an asshole selling water at 10 dollars a gallon after katrina….they should be locked up.

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