Monks with Guns: Westerners think that Buddhism is about peace and non-violence. So how come Buddhist monks are in arms against Islam? – “But when I asked them about the attacks on Buddhist monks, their cool analysis changed to passionate outrage. They said that murdering a Buddhist monk was the very worst thing a person could do – and if they caught the perpetrators, they would kill them. The expression of such rage, and their justification for violence in response to an attack on Buddhist monks, was shocking. I, like many, had thought that Buddhists were peaceful and that their religion abhorred violence.” Armed self defense is a universal right. And Buddhists are apparently coming to that conclusion, too.
I’m thinking a Remington 1100 American Classic would do the job quite nicely . . . Hawks attacking residents in Oviedo neighborhood – “An Oviedo woman was taking out the trash Monday when a hawk swooped down and attacked, leaving her bloody and wounded. Beverly Bonadonna said she’s not the only person in the Whispering Oaks neighborhood to fall prey to the predatory birds and she’s worried that children could get hurt. “As I turned out of the corner of the eye, I spotted it again and at that point, it hits me on the side of the head, not just hit, but grabbed, knocked me to the ground. I had to kind of shake my head loose.”
Berkeley Antifa thugs discover firearms…and California’s prohibitions against carrying them.
That’s quite a trick . . . Liquor store clerk grabbed barrel of robber’s shotgun before being hit with bullet, police say – “An attempted robbery by two men in Taunton left one store clerk shot and in serious condition Wednesday night. Taunton police say a female clerk at Eagan’s Package Store, a liquor store located in the city’s downtown on Cohannet Street, was shot after fighting with two men who demanded she give them money from the cash register. Two young men, a 17-year-old and 18-year-old, were arrested by Lowell police detectives early Thursday morning in connection with the shooting and armed robbery.”
Cops against constitutional carry . . . Police flood Alabama Capitol, ask lawmakers to keep concealed carry permit requirement – “A debate at the Alabama State House centers on this question: Should people be required to have a concealed carry permit in order to carry concealed firearms? Law enforcement from across the state filled the House Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee meeting in Montgomery Wednesday. Most were there in opposition to Senate Bill 24. The bill, which already passed the Senate, would eliminate the need for concealed carry permits in Alabama. The Alabama Sheriff’s Association, Police Chiefs Association and Fraternal Order of Police are all opposed to the bill.”
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OMG! Guns in a yearbook photo! Of a shooting team! OMG! School District lifts ban, OKs guns in Big Lake trapshooting team’s yearbook photo – “School officials in Big Lake, Minn., changed course Thursday and decided that guns can be included in the high school trapshooting team photo in the yearbook. The about-face came one day after the team’s coach, Rhonda Eckerdt, said she learned from the athletic director that the photo was banned from the yearbook because the students were holding their rifles, which violated district policy against firearms in school photos. Eckerdt said the team was offered to have a photo in the yearbook but without its guns.”
Keep this up and we won’t be able to have nice things . . . UVU student accidentally discharges firearm near campus restaurants; no one injured – “A Utah Valley University student accidentally discharged a gun stored in his book bag Tuesday afternoon, a university spokesman said. There were no injuries in the incident, which occurred at about 2:30 p.m. in a busy cafeteria area between UVU’s Physical Education and Liberal Arts buildings, Layton Shumway said. The student was seated in a hallway at tables near a Taco Bell and Jamba Juice. He reached into the book bag and the handgun ‘discharged on accident,’ the spokesman said. The bullet struck a table and a light fixture.” If you’re going to carry off body, at least use a holster, numnutz.
