Sunday, July 27, 2014

Awwww, who's the sad clown?


So, who else is planning on filling their mug by reading the comments section of the Palmer v. D.C. articles at HuffPo?

Don't you love it when people whine about "judicial activism" and "legislating from the bench"?
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7 comments:

cryptical said...

Under an hour for the first veiled death threat against the judge in the case.

Why are lefties so violent?

12:12 PM, July 27, 2014
God, Gals, Guns, Grub said...

This is probably one of the most accurate and concerning posts on the article at the HuffPo...

"DC v Heller will be overruled. It is only a matter of time and the right case. With dems virtually assured to remain in the WH for generations, a change in the SCOTUS justices will enable this poorly and incorrectly reasoned case to be cast in the heap with the Dred Scott's of the court."

Every election and every vote matters... no matter what success the pro-gun community experiences... this is probably our biggest threat in the future...

Dann in Ohio

12:31 PM, July 27, 2014
Bubblehead Les. said...

What will be even "More Better" is the "Lamentations of their Women" when, after Alan Gura wins his THIRD RKBA Case in front of SCOTUS, the Whining that will occur when DC has to write their SECOND Checks to Mr.G and the SAF for his Lawyer's Fees!

Schadenfreunde Rules!

1:22 PM, July 27, 2014
Phillip said...

I made the mistake of reading some of those comments. I feel stupider now.

I think I'll go back to my novel about West Virginians in 1633 Germany. It seems to have a better handle on reality than some of those commenters.

Thanks for your willingness to dredge through that muck.

1:38 PM, July 27, 2014
Old NFO said...

Turnabout is fair play... :-)

9:05 PM, July 27, 2014
Ken O said...

Cup, hell, I plan to dive and frolic in the hippie tears!

10:35 PM, July 27, 2014
Sigman said...

There are enough hippie tears there to quench all our thirsts with enough left to swim in.

I have to admit that with the case being slow walked for 5 years, I truly expected the district court to rule for the District and that it might be won on appeal. I was surprised.

9:27 AM, July 28, 2014

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