Oh, really?
Just out of curiosity, has it become illegal yet to tell federal officials to fuck off and die?
Asking for a friend — who also wants to know where it says in the Constitution that the federal government can do that.
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Dept. Of Righteous Shootings
Same old story: guy misbehaves on the road, gets pissy when he’s nearly knocked over, decides to get all shooty, and instead is shot dead by the innocent driver in self-defense.
As soon as you’ve stopped applauding, feel free to guess the race of the corpus delicti. Clue: his name is JaDerek Gray, and he was no doubt on his way to choir practice.
Carry on; nothing more to see here. Fort Worth, baby.
Caption Competition #185
Your suggestions in Comments.
Ammo Alert
Ammoman (over on the right-hand sidebar) has this deal:
That’s 67c per round if you buy two cases. Get there quickly if you’re interested.
Today’s Earworm
The chorus of Eye In The Sky.
BTW, I love the Alan Parsons Project, especially the earlier albums.
Reaping What Was Sown
Saw this little piece via Insty, and had to laugh:
Worlds are colliding in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. Homeless encampments are popping up right outside million-dollar homes.
Michael Beckley is one of a growing number of homeowners who are taking matters into their own hands, trying to keep tents from appearing in the parkways in front of their streets. “It’s brutal, because it will effectively kill the grass. When the first tent showed up here, I fenced it off and said you f—— aren’t coming up here,” Beckley said.
Fences can now be seen roping off parkways throughout the neighborhood. The action is legal, according to the city, because homeowners are required to maintain and care for the parkways adjacent to their homes. Many homeowners are convinced the homeless encampments will lead to a spike in neighborhood crime, especially thefts in the neighborhood.
I don’t know Denver at all, but I’m willing to bet that the Capitol Hill neighborhood votes solidly Democrat/Socialist at every election. If this is true, then:
Update: Longtime Reader Tim M grew up in Denver, and agrees with my analysis.