Jay F in comments:
the oft-heard deceits of anti-gunowner advocates — such as the ourrageous deception of the “fingerprint-resistant” gun.
It’s a deception, it’s outrageous, it’s deceitful. It’s an ad from IntraTec:
Not the best image reproduction but you can make out the text: “excellent resistance to fingerprints”
Now, let’s see–who might be glad to have “excellent resistance to fingerprints” for their handguns?
The youthful and dishonest Michael Hawkins pointed me to a website called “Gun Facts.” It claims, among other things to:
debunks common myths about gun control. It is intended as a reference guide for journalists, activists, politicians, and other people interested in restoring honesty to the debate about guns, crime, and the 2nd Amendment.
Sadly, it contains many lies, distortions, misrepresentations and cherry-picking. There’s also a marked tendency of the author to heavily rely on John Lott’s dubious research. In the future, I shall expose each and every one.
Just as a quick, drive-by debunking, many of his quotes towards the end of his e-book are bogus and/or have been taken out of context. I’ve debunked several of them previously.
It’s the gift that keeps on giving.
Ladies and gents, I give you Sebastian Sassi: Muay Thai expert, Baltimore Police Department deputy and Executive Member (??) of Maryland Shall Issue:
“…all Chinese people are short and don’t see well at night, that black people all eat fried chicken and watermelon and play basketball, that Jewish people hoard money and have big noses, that Hispanic folks are all illegal immigrants from Mexico and Honduras, and that Italian people eat nothing but spaghetti and are universally in the Mafia.”
Wow. It’s not a wonder the GunLoon culture and he have each other.
A person who works at Waples Mill (NRA HQ) tells me many of the folks who do rountine admin and grunt work at the NRA are unsalaried, while the bigwigs pull down six figure salaries.
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