Standard Mischief

I was actually surprised today.  Scanning my favourite gunbloggers I’ve only found one that remembered that today is a special day. One year ago today the Supreme infallible superheroes finally released the Heller decision. The score was 7-0 on the recognition that the Second Amendment is an individual right, but an amazing 4 out of 9 lawyers in black robes thought that a total prohibition against people keeping functional firearms in their own private homes was constitutional.

That’s like saying that in theory, everyone has the right to free speech, but in the very special place that is the District of Columbia, laws that keep ordinary people from even clearing their throat still pass constitutional scrutiny.

I expected amnesia from the mainstream media, but not this. At the very least y’all ought to join me in burning some powder this weekend. After all, the first anniversary is suppose to be the paper one. Let’s punch some holes in some targets!