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This is at least partly based on the authority of the judge to issue junctions. As per a recent SCOTUS decision, district court judges cannot issue blanket injunctions. They can issue injunctions just for the parties who sued, either individually or as members of a class if a class action suit is ...

srothstein wrote: Sun Oct 05, 2025 11:06 pm That is unclear, but I am thinking of joining the FPC anyway. They are doing good work.

I researched their activities and I joined a few days ago. The are now issuing membership certificates for members.

ScottDLS wrote: Tue Sep 30, 2025 5:38 pm

philip964 wrote: Tue Sep 30, 2025 5:12 pm
Remind me. Can a non citizen legally in the country possess a gun in the US or Texas?

Yes. As numerous non-citizen (or previously non-citizen) members of this board have shared over the years. See AndyC if he is still around.

No information on the location from whence the bullets came. Were they on their own property, trespassing on someone's private property, on a road, a shooting range ...? How did they identify the shooters? Typical journalism these days. I'm thankful the injury was not fatal.


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No information on the location from whence the bullets came. Were they on their own property, trespassing on someone's private property, on a road, a shooting range ...? How did they identify the shooters? Typical journalism these days. I'm thankful the injury was not fatal.

While many Democrats, liberal media and ignorant followers who I wager have never looked at or listened to a Charlie Kirk College campus session or of him explaining his beliefs try to gaslight people to paint him as full of hate it's refreshing to hear something positive about him from a person ...

Home invader stabbed with a samurai sword.

https://informingnews.com/armed-robbery ... rai-sword/

Reading the string of emails I get the sense his partner had an inkling he did it and it was a subject they had talked about. Maybe not explicitly saying he would he commit such and act, but that Charlie needs to be killed. I don't think he was totally surprised it was done by Robinson.

philip964 wrote: Wed Sep 17, 2025 9:38 am Interesting thanks for posting.

Fired 8 times, after he said he dropped his gun. Hit in the leg. Lucky guy.

I’m still of the belief that you don’t open a door armed or not to anyone who comes to your house who is unknown to you.

I agree opening the door was not a good idea.

I am a supporter of the police, a lifetime member of the 100 Club, volunteer with our local PD citizen's patrol and am a member of an organization that raises thousands of dollars for them as well as providing equipment and even trained dogs for the canine unit, which cost about 15K. With that said ...

Not gun related, but we need a little levity I think.

I will avoid buying anymore Horandy Ammo. I've seen reviews of some of their defense ammo that wasn't all that great. I have some lever action poly tipped ammo but won't purchase any more. Money almost ruin3ed Marlin forever as the powers that be at Remington never understood what they had and were ...

Chris, probably not many here that have used them. I looked up personal body cameras and found several links, such as Buyers Guide, listing the best 10, etc. Good luck.

I found an AI enhanced photo of the shooter yesterday. It was highly detailed. I'll be interested in seeing how close it is to reality.

I have a theory about this shooting. I think it was an orchestrated effort with many involved. The two people taken into custody and questioned were distractions to let the real shooter escape while law enforcement dealt with the first guy and the second guy dressed in black and running away was ...