If you've taken my CHL class, you've heard me talk about how more often than not we're better off being a good witness. I offer that piece of advice in the context of the legality of the defense of others. Well..
Mr Waller's tragic encounter with the Dallas Fort Worth Police Department is an example of how NOT being a good witness can get you killed.
Jerry Wayne Waller, a 72 year-old grandfather, heard his neighbor's house alarm. Like a good neighbor, he walked over to investigate. Since it Read more [...]
Why Are You Lying???
May16
Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America are at it again. They are lying. It appears people are falling for it.
The video below features Jennifer Hoppe, who "points out the hypocrisy of banning a candy treat [Kinder Surprise Eggs] to protect children, while not banning assault weapons like the AR-15, used in the Sandy Hook Elementary School Shootings in Newtown, CT in December." She distributes the eggs in front of the White House while educating passersby on the evil of the semi-automatic Read more [...]
I See Your True Colors
Apr30
Remember when you were a small child and you believed in Santa Claus because Mom let you think he was real? How about the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy? Well, looks like a group of moms want to pull the wool over your eyes again.
Watch.
Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America wrote an op-ed for the Huntington Post where they bragged about the "prank call." That's right. They're calling it a prank call to a United States Senator. They are bragging that Heather prank called a Senator's Read more [...]
Recently, Walmart lauded Internet legislation that is currently before the US Senate. They’re selling it as the “Marketplace Fairness Act.” However it’s anything but fair.
It’s no wonder Wally World and other large retailers support Internet sales tax! Wally World also supports minimum wage increases. They may paint themselves as benevolent, but their reasons are actually sinister and selfish.
They know it will crush small retailers.
Small businesses are most impacted by wage costs. Read more [...]
In honor of Earth Day, I thought I would post this piece I wrote in August of 2009 exploring the viability of solar as a baseline energy production method.
One friend of mine said to me, “I like that big battery in the sky.” If you’ve ever been underdressed on a really cold day and happen to walk under a cloud of shade and then into some blazing sunlight, you know firsthand the power of the sun. There’s a lot of potential energy that makes it to planet earth in the form of light from Read more [...]