Don’t say I didn’t warn you….
MUSKOGEE – A man accused of stabbing a 4-year-old boy to death with a pair of scissors entered a guilty plea Tuesday that will guarantee him a life-without-parole sentence.
Nasty, thank goodness he’s done with free life.
The boy’s pregnant mother, Stephanie Lane, was also attacked and injured when she fought off Laconsello in her son’s bedroom that was shared with an older brother, John, now 7.
Classy Asshole! I’m bummed out your evil ass isn’t getting the needle.
I’m Not exactly going to present this in the usual way, but its more of the same. I found this twitter post this morning:
The #gunregistry is vital to women’s safety & injury/death prevention. Tell your MP.
First this is why I’ve been getting most of my opposition research on Twitter. The anti-rights people LOVE it because the short tweets don’t leave room for supporting facts, and unless I’m using the website wrong, there’s really no easy way for 3rd party tweeters to read rebuttals to factually incorrect tweets made.
Perfect for them. No need to tell the proof or even to support their lies with “Scientific Studies” funded by one of their AstroTurf groups, because there’s no room, and they can just ignore pro-rights people who tweet rebuttals at them.
So how does this show psychological projection from the antis? Well this post is a total lie. The Canadian Gun Registry (specifically the long-gun registry which is under attack by logical people) doesn’t protect women from violence. I know this because it hasn’t protected ANYBODY!
Registries, ballistic fingerprinting, and micro-stamping don’t work. Any place where they have been implemented they have been found to not stop crime, and not to help police solve crimes.
Projection? Well the CGC is dumping a big load of steamy crap into the lap of their followers, and demanding they take political action without slightest question. But its a lie, and they have to know it.
Can you blame them for not trusting anybody with a gun? They know THEY can’t be trusted, so why should other people be trusted.
Easy, because we’re not LIKE you!
Not only is the song Awesome, but the video really rocks!
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Guns should be banned, and they make “Gun Death” too easy!
A Westmont man has been charged with stabbing his father — an Aurora resident — to death in the hallway of a hotel over Memorial Day weekend….According police, the older Clifford went to the hotel to visit his son earlier that day. During the visit, a fight broke out and the younger Clifford stabbed his father repeatedly in the chest. Westmont police said they are not clear what prompted the stabbing.
No good reason, also no guns…so no “Gun Death”, does that make a difference to you?
This is just a great story!
Look I’m not one of these commies who thinks that somebody who misses their mortgage payment shouldn’t be tossed out of their house. My house is currently owned by the bank, I know we couldn’t have afforded to buy this place with cash on the barrel head, so making mortgage payments and paying loan interest is the cost of the bank helping us, and if we can’t keep up our end of the bargain we don’t deserve to live here. That being said if the bank or the government reneges on a deal, they should get burnt as well!
h/t Roadkill
So we’ve all seen my daily carry gun:
That’s a S&W1911Sc which was there entry into the lightweight 1911s. This one is commander-sized meaning the barrel is 4.25″ and the grip is the size of a standard 1911. I’ve done a little work on this gun, but overall its functionally stock and I’m in love with it.
S&W still sells this gun, but under the name SW1911PD (Sc was for “Scandium”, which is part of the aluminum alloy in the frame, “PD” is for “Personal Defense”, tho the PD line all has Scandium frames) But S&W is still making a S&W1911Sc
That’s S&Ws new E series 1911Sc. So far they appear to be doing VERY well in product testing. This is essentially the performance center update of my gun with some modified and improved internal parts, and a bobbed frame.
The bobbed frame is ideal for people who carry their 1911 in a vertical belt holster, this makes the point of the grip print a LOT less against your cover garment.
I do love me some 1911s, but if John Browning were alive today would he even be taking his greatest creation seriously?
While I have never shot this gun I’m horribly impressed with it. Its a Kahr TP45 Both guns are lightweight, but rather than a lightweight alloy frame the Kahr uses polymer. They’re both single-stack .45s and the Kahr is only SLIGHTLY thicker than the 1911, and they’re probably pretty close, if not wider on the 1911 with the stock 1911 grips (my 1911Sc has Chip McCormick Slim Grips installed making the gun overall 0.91″ wide to the Kahr’s 1.01″. Is that one-tenth of an inch going to make a difference? Probably not. The Kahr is also a hair shorter, tho it only has 7 round magazines available rather than the extended 8 rounds that are commonplace for 1911s these days, as well as further extended magazines and beyond. Of course you’ll find 100 years of service with the 1911 there are a LOT more holsters and parts available for it.
Still what I really like about this unit is the Kahr trigger. A good 1911 will have one of the most crisp single-action triggers out there, but while that’s a must have for a target gun, for a carry and duty gun many prefer a double-action trigger, and when it comes to semi-auto DA triggers Kahr makes one of the best I’ve felt, its smooth, with a crisp break with a consistent pull from start to finish. It feels like a DA revolver which IMHO is how a DA trigger should feel. Also with a long DA trigger all the external safeties can be removed, gone is the grip safety, and gone is the thumb safety, all that is there is a partially charged striker, and a passive firing pin block to keep it drop safe.
Second because of the modern materials and simplicity of design the Kahr comes in at half the price of any comparable 1911.
Neat world we live in!
Maybe there would be less “Gun Death” in this world if we had “Common Sense” registration on hands and knives.
Nearly 15 years after Marlene “Dickie” Downing was strangled and stabbed to death in her Stuyvesant Avenue home, her killer has admitted his guilt.
Gordon Foley, 35, formerly of Parkside Avenue in Trenton, pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter in the 1996 death of the single mom. Under the terms of his plea deal, Foley is slated to be sentenced to 26 years in prison.
That would have made a difference, right?
