Talk to the cops? Are you crazy? (part one of a multi-part series)
ElspethFlashman tells you what not to do. And why.
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Category: Crime
Wednesday Afternoon Links
Surprisingly Florida and Kavanaugh-free links for your humpday enjoyment.
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The Scale of Peace
In which ye events of late May, Anno Domini Two-Thousand and Eighteen, are recounted and retold.
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Tricks of the Trade: The Horoscope for the Week of April 29th
Interested in learning a new trade? Not Adahn can help you out!
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Borders and immigration: a view from Romania
Disclaimers and such things: I thought for a good while about writing some thoughts on this issue. I see it as quite thorny and not as black and white as most people present it, irrespective of sides. Of course calling things complex or not black and white is usually a bullshit non-argument. Better said, I am not completely sure where I stand on it. So instead of trying too hard, I just wrote some thoughts to get some feedback as it were… It is not my best writing ever, so keep that in mind.
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Tactical Libertarianism
Mustang offers an insider’s perspective on law enforcement and leadership.
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Firearms Friday: National Reciprocity
Vhyrus pulls off a Christmas miracle by getting off his lazy ass and writing an article.
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#Mewtwo
I sexually identify as a Pokémon. Ever since I was a boy I dreamed of having my name called and hurling through the air to fight against monsters. People say to me that being a pocket monster is impossible and I’m some sort of deviant for thinking I could be. But I don’t care, I’m beautiful. I’m having a plastic surgeon change my appearance to that of a puce psionically-gifted cat/squirrel/kangaroo hybrid. From now on I want you guys to call me Mewtwo and encounter me in Cerulean Cave only after you have defeated the Elite Four in the Indigo Plateau. If you can’t do that you’re a Poképhobe and need to check your capture privileges. Thank you for being so understanding.
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Musings on Justice
The purpose of this article is mostly to get conversation going because I am curious if I can get some extra insight on justice, so I will keep it short. The ball is in your court, fair commenters.
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Firearms Friday: Back From the Dead
It’s aliiiiiive! … Now let’s kill it!
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Firearms Friday: Mandalay Massacre
This week, Vhyrus loses his mind.
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Wednesday Afternoon ULTRALINKS
Links…Afternoon. What a combination.
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Firearms Friday: Saturday Night Specials
This week, Vhyrus explains why poor people can’t have nice things.
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Life and economics on an escort forum
PieInTheSky does some much needed research so you don’t have to!
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Firearms Friday: Foning in Firearms for a Fortnight
This week Vhyrus does the same thing he does every week, pinky.
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The states and grand juries, Part Three: Reformers weaken, and in some cases destroy, the right to a grand jury
“When Dr. [Samuel] Johnson defined patriotism as the last refuge of a scoundrel, he ignored the enormous possibilities of the word reform.” – Roscoe Conkling
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The states and grand juries, Part Two: Historical vignettes of grand juries under siege
Rather than give a comprehensive history of the victories of “reformers” who curtailed grand-jury rights in state after state, let me attempt to give some historical vignettes, and tie these vignettes together with some semblance of narrative coherence. Then later, I’ll give an account of the triumph of the reformers in their battle against the grand jury.
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The inn-arrr light – Quakers and Pirates, Part 3: The pirates of Penn…sylvania
“No, no, I said bring the pirates to the halter, not the altar.”
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The states and grand juries, Part One: The case of an enraged husband leads a couple of former pro-slavers to quarrel over the meaning of the Constitution
Who’s more dangerous – the killer, or the judges who hold his life in their hands?
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