Gun Culture

Thursday, December 20, 2007

Protests in the EU ‘Parliament’

Via The Devil and as seen on Is There More To Life Than Shoes

Can you imagine a similar protest in the House going unmentioned on the news?

EU Referendum Petition

Yes, I know - another bloody useless petition to be comprehensively ignored by the ruling class.

What’s interesting about this one though is it’s scope, and look how piss poor the UK rate of sign is compared to some of our brothers on the continent!

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Object Demonification

My old cock-sparrow Simon over at From The Barrel of a Gun, laments the ridiculous business that is the banning of ‘cheap, easily available samurai swords’.
More horseshit from the ruling class.  I say ruling class not Labour Government because exactly the same shite is churned out by all the main political parties.
By failing to recognise that the socialist/neo-Marxist principle applied over the past 50 years has utterly failed society, the ruling class is left with nothing to do other than flail about banning various items that nutters or criminals use to go about their business.  The fact that these laws are not going to stop or reduce these crimes doesn’t seem to have occured to them.  They have ‘done something’ and that is all that matters to them.
When are we going to throw these useless creatures out on their arses?

EU Gun Restrictions

Often I hear shooters declare that a Blighty ‘Fully in Europe’ (whatever that means) would be A Good Thing because we would benefit from their more relaxed gun laws.  I always say to them that they are kidding themselves and that the best that could be hoped would be that things didn’t get worse.  The EU is not Europe, nor is it the sum of the nations dumb enough to have shackled themselves to it’s yoke.  It is a monsterous creature out to enslave the continent in it’s neo-Marxist agenda.
So it was no surprise to me last week that the EU trumpeted it’s new firearms legislation, which included a ban on under 18s buying firearms.  Tellingly this was apparently to ‘bring the EU into line with a UN protocol’.  The UN of course being the other big player in global Marxism, a gentleman’s club of dictators.  Who are they to be ‘in line’ with?
A representative of FACE was quoted in last week’s Shooting Times as saying how this was a victory!  Jesus H Christ, just how bad must it be to have been a defeat?
The business in Finland was of course bandied about as justification, inevitably some are saying that this would have prevented the shootings.  Bollocks of course, but why let the truth get in the way of a good headline.

Wednesday, December 05, 2007

Just say what you mean!

Whilst trudging ‘round the local Sainsburys I noticed the following notices had appeared around high cost items such as batteries and cosmetics.

“To ensure they are available”?  To ensure you don’t nick ‘em you mean.  I suppose you could say that it is kind of true because they won’t be available if someone has pinched them all.  Equally they won’t be available if someone buys them all.  What a crock.  Have the balls to say what you mean Mr Sainsbury, I think we are adult enough to understand that not everyone wishes to pay for their batteries/moisturisor/etc and can understand that a retailer would wish to protect their product.
Similarly the signs which say that CCTV is installed for our safety.  Bollocks it is.  It’s installed to watch you so you don’t stuff things down your jumper.  Again, we’re big enough to get this principle.  So stop your bullshitting and say what you mean.