Gun Free Zone

Where a Hispanic Catholic, and a Computer Geek write about Gun Rights, Self Defense and whatever else we can think about.

Month: March 2022

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It was a two-and-a-half titty fight (warning)

Mar 22, 2022 J. Kb 8 comments

One way of quantifying the intensity of a girl fight is, is by how many tittes get knocked out of a boob tube or halter top (the uniform of the girl brawler).

Miami Beach during Spring Break never fails to disappoint.

This was a two-and-a-half titty fight.

I’m so glad I don’t live there anymore.

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My sentencing guidelines makes this very simple

Mar 22, 2022 J. Kb 6 comments

It doesn’t matter how many images of child pornography you have, your sentence is death.

Ten images or ten-thousand images, you can only be killed once.

It completely equitable and has a guarantee of 0% chance of re-offending.

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Don’t be a hero, Leftists love criminals and hate citizens

Mar 22, 2022 J. Kb 12 comments

 

In the Progressive Utopia, the criminal has an absolute right to help themselves to your property.

You probably obtained your property through privilege and exploitation and the poor criminal is probably an oppressed person.

Your defense of your property is illegal and will be prosecuted.

The theft of your property may be nominally illegal but the thief will never be seriously punished for taking from a privileged person.

If you think the system is there to protect you as a taxpayer, that’s where you’re wrong.

You don’t pay taxes for services.

You pay taxes because you are afraid of going to prison if you don’t.

The services are incidental.

It’s best to just watch your property go out your door until you go broke then resign yourself to living on government assistance.

It may not be right, but it’s legal.

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The Wokification of our Universities will destroy our judicial system

Mar 22, 2022 J. Kb 9 comments

Our judicial system, as imperfect as it may be (because nothing made by man is perfect), is still the best legal system in the history of mankind.

Our foundational principles, the right to counsel, innocent until proven guilty, trial by jury of your peers, thr burden of proof on the prosecutor, etc., all serve to prioritize the rights of the accused.

Our judicial system was supposed to be a bulwark against tyranny.

Out Founding Fathers wanted the judicial system to protect, and give the benefit of the doubt, to the accused citizen over the state prosecutor.  They did not want the judicial system to be a tool of tyranny by using trials as a political weapon.

For the tyrant a perverted judicial system is a tool of oppression, where the guilt of the accused is determined by the political alignment or identity of the accused, and the judicial system prescribes innocence or guilt based on extraneous factors.

Our judicial system is based on the principle of equal application of the law.  That may not have always been carried out but it was the principle, and one we strive to achieve.

For the tyrant, the law should be applied capriciously, to benefit those in favor and crush those disliked by the regime.

Woke is tyranny.  It is a system that uses the power of both the government and popular opinion to crush those who refuse to submit to its ideology.

This is what is happening to our judicial system by the indoctrination and licensure of Woke lawyers.

 

Woke law schools and the Woke American Bar Association is not interested in neutral and equal application of the law.  They want equity, where the law is a tool to achieve some ideal of cosmic justice.  The individual accused and the merits of the case are irrelevant if the outcome of the case does not achieve their cosmic goals.

Hence the focus on the Rittenhouse trial.  There was an organization of exculpatory evidence for Rittenhouse but they wanted him to be convinced to serve as a lesson, you do not stand up to a violent Woke mob.

 

Of course, because the Constitution protects the rights of the accused as universal for all accused.  They want the rights of the accused to be determined by their Woke social hierarchy.

South Africa has become a failed state where racial mass murder happens on a daily basis. That is a feature, not  bug, for this system.

 

This is an ultimate betrayal of our judicial system, to deny the accused the right to counsel.

All “right minded” lawyers will deny the politically or socially undesirable representation and those lawyers who do their duty and protect the rights of the accused will become pariah in their field.

 

This is a feature, not a bug.  The government will strip you of a civil liberty and then you will be unable to fight in court to get it back because you will be unable to obtain a lawyer because the right you desire is disliked by the Woke mob.

 

This is exactly what Biden’s current SCOTUS nominee has done regarding pedophiles.

 

Again, the goal is capricious conviction based on the identity or political alignment of the accused, not the evidence of guilt.

They hate our judicial system and want to use it as a weapon of tyranny to reinforce their ideology.

They cannot overtly destroy it, they do not have the electoral mandate for that.

What they will do is fill the ranks if our judicial system, lawyers and judges, with Woke activists who put the tenets of their ideology above the principles of our system.

They have started to and very may well completely destroy justice in the country.

They are taking away the ballots box and taking away the jury box bulwarks against their tyranny.

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24: Alabama joins the rank of Constitutional Carry States

Mar 22, 2022 Miguel.GFZ 6 comments

Several readers sent me different articles about this memorable occasion.

 

Today, Governor Eric Holcomb signed House Bill 1296, constitutional carry, into law. The General Assembly previously passed HB 1296 on March 8th. This makes Indiana the 24th constitutional carry state, and the third to join that group in 2022, following Ohio and Alabama. Indiana already offers free lifetime carry permits, so constitutional carry ensures that law-abiding citizens who are already eligible to obtain a carry permit can access their right-to-carry without government red tape and delays. Constitutional carry will go into effect on July 1st, 2022.

NRA-ILA | Indiana: Gov. Holcomb Signs Constitutional Carry (nraila.org)

One more state and half the country will be Constitutional Carry (with small different flavors depending). And my prediction is that we should see the damn busting and the flooding going towards most of the remaining states, pretty much what happened with Shall Issue Carry or maybe even faster.

Obviously, this Constitutional Carry trend has not set well with Moms Demand who were desperate to the point of seemingly accepting permitted carry as trade for Governor Holcomb to veto the bill.

Of course, when I pointed out the shift in their position..

This was her response:

Oh well. We shall celebrate when have the 26th State becoming Constitutional. I may even order a Moms Demand T shirt and burn it in the backyard to celebrate their impending trip into obvlivion.

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Ghost Guns: The question not asked.

Mar 22, 2022 Miguel.GFZ 5 comments

The modified definition is meant to disrupt a supply chain that has strengthened over the past five years, gun control experts said. The number of unserialized (and thus unregulated) firearms seized by major metro police departments has grown exponentially. In Philadelphia, local police seized 571 ghost guns in 2021 compared to 13 in 2018. In New York City, police seized 375 ghost guns in 2021 compared to 48 in 2019, according to city data.

“I could spend hours telling these stories about how these ghost guns have hurt our community and made our streets unsafe,” Baltimore Police Chief Michael Harrison, whose department seized nine ghost guns in 2018 compared to 352 in 2021, said at a January press conference.

Proposed ‘ghost gun’ rule could reshape battle against homemade guns: Experts – ABC News (go.com)

Let’s forget for a minute that the tale of tracing firearms as a violence-solving tool is well documented to be a colossal failure.  But what I wonder is why, after years and years of people making their own guns all over the US, the only places that have a “violence” issue with them is cities like Baltimore? Is Chief Harrison implying that before Ghost Guns, Charm City was a beacon of piece and innocence? A location where children played safely in the streets and unicorns roamed freely in its parks?

We know better.

Hat Tip MarkC