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VA golf range owner in jail over trees
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He has already spent $125,000 on 700 trees mandated by the zoning board. But the board is demanding that 30 trees be moved alongside property boundary between the range the nearest homeowner's land to create a protective screen. However, that neighbor is his father, who says the landscape requirement is ridiculous. They put him in jail anyway. |
Comrade Jesse Jackson
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"We've found out in recent weeks that Jesse Jackson is a financial chiseler and a marital cheat. What most Americans still don't know about him is that he is also in bed with the American Stalinists of the Communist Party USA. Here's the evidence of what I charge:" -Joseph Farah |
Teachers Union to Honor Clinton
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The United Federation of Teachers will honor disgraced ex-president Bill Clinton in May with its coveted John Dewey humanitarian award for advancing pro-education and labor policies.
"This is just insane," Brooklyn history teacher Morris Martin told the paper. "Clinton isn't a role model for adults, let alone children." |
Group Advocates Armed Parent Patrols for U.S. Schools
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"Executive Director John Bender said SUSSA will offer scholarships for
courses in handgun safety and the use of guns in defensive situations to
five volunteers, selected by the first public school in the United States
that adopts the Israeli model for protecting the school from violence." |
Guns in School Protect - and Kill
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"No one complains about guns being brought into schools when a shooting takes place. In fact, students, teachers and administrators targeted by the gunmen hope police officers - with guns - arrive in time to save them." |
U.S. ALERT: Oppose S.610 - Police Gun Buyback Assistance Act
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Sen. Torricelli wants police to destroy perfectly good firearms that they no longer need. These guns can be resold through licensed firearms dealers, in compliance with all laws. The resale of these used guns brings in money to offset the costs of purchasing new firearms for police. But since this cost offset will no longer be realized because of the forced destruction of perfectly good guns, we taxpayers are now being asked to make up the difference!
Contact Your Senators to OPPOSE this bill! |
Gary Kleck in Wall St. Journal
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An excellent commentary on school violence from one of the foremost authorities on gun issues. |
Disarming Questions
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"Patients will be told, for example, that guns are used to murder people far more often than they are used to kill assailants; they won't be told that people who use guns in self-defense almost never need to fire them, let alone wound or kill the attacker." -Jacob Sullum |
Family's Guns Seized After Child Makes Threat
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Milford, CT Police not only charged the boy with breach of peace, but also for the first time used Connecticut's gun seizure law to remove 30 rifles and pistols from the boy's home. All properly secured, owned by the boy's father -- a hunter and collector. |
High school students debate gun control
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One 17-year-old said he's looking forward to getting his first hunting revolver. Another says guns are too available. But they agree America's teens are not as prone to violence as the rash of school shootings might suggest.
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A fairly balanced article. |
MD Bill to shield business owners using deadly force from civil suits
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Carroll County legislators have introduced a bill providing new legal protection to business owners in cases such as one this month in which two brothers are under investigation in the fatal shooting of a man during what police said was an attempted burglary of their Glyndon concrete business.
The measure would shield owners from civil lawsuits for deadly force against someone "who unlawfully and forcefully enters" their business. It would not affect criminal prosecutions. |
Chanello's drivers say no-gun policy is news to them
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These drivers should also be irked that the company publicly notified criminals that their drivers are open game. When Domino's drivers in D.C. got attacked in the late 70's/early 80's, their chief said they weren't allowed to carry, and more drivers began to get attacked. He had to rescind his statement, and this manager should do the same, lest he watch his drivers get attacked again. |
Gun-shy neighbors oppose dealers
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For Tim and Bonnie Walden, selling firearms out of their Ahwatukee Foothills home is just a hobby that could help them earn a few bucks. But for their neighbors, the pastime could "lure criminals to the neighborhood and hurt property values."
~~What idiots these neighbors are! He is going to have to do background
checks, so he is less likely to have a criminal clientele than if he were
selling Tupperware. |
An Inch at a Time
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In the L.A. City Council, another assault on the Second Amendment. - by Los Angeles Police Department Officer Jack Dunphy |
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