Tag Archives: Second Amendment
Meet the Nunchuck, lawsuit winner
I do not find it affable of 538 Significant Digits to point out the nunchuck is a weapon of one of the ninja turtles (sneer sneer), since I know nothing of ninja turtles. Or ninjas. (I do know about the … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order, Strictly for bitter laughter, The Facts of Life
Tagged Central Park turtles, James Maloney, martial arts, ninja turtles, nunchucks, Second Amendment
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A holiday gift: a whole new Bill of Campaign Rights and Obligations
After Bush was re-elected in 2004, I came back from Miami, where I’d participated in election protection at a polling place, and in a fit of political outrage (compared to what I’m going through now, I should reduce the term … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, The Facts of Life, voting rights
Tagged Citizens United, PACS, political campaigning, political campaigns, Second Amendment
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Donny, the NRA and the Florida school massacre
What I love especially about Harper’s Weekly Review is how it manages to pick up facts from news stories — some of which I’ve already forgotten or never knew — and compact them in a way that punches up the … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, The Facts of Life
Tagged AR-15s, arming teachers, Donald Trump, Donald Trump fears, Florida school massacre, Harper's Weekly Review, NRA, Second Amendment, socialists, Trump and guns, US armed forces
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