Well, I’m sure everybody who cares has heard by now that the Supreme Court has affirmed that an individual has the right to own guns, and that the individual right doesn’t have anything to do with military service.
So today we had a “duh” ruling. This is so obvious that one has to wonder when [...]
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Supreme Court Actually Reads Constitution
Filed under: Society & Politics | Tags: constitution, guns, law
Patents Gone Wild
Filed under: Society & Politics, Software & Technology | Tags: law, tech
EBay in Patent Fight Over ‘Buy It Now’
“A small Virginia company in a patent fight with eBay Inc. asked a federal judge Tuesday to stop the online auction powerhouse from using its ‘Buy It Now’ feature allowing shoppers to buy items at a fixed price.”
And here I thought buying items at a fixed price was [...]
Gun Rights and Voting
Today I was researching concealed carry permit reciprocity across the various states, and while viewing a color-coded map showing where a concealed carry permit is honored from another state, two things struck me:
1. Imagine if we had to look at a map like that to find out where we could exercise our FIRST amendment rights.
2. [...]
Virginia Tech – Another failure of gun control laws.
Filed under: Society & Politics | Tags: guns, law, utopia
Yesterday’s Virginia Tech massacre, where a single crazed student was able to kill over 30 of his peers in the span of two hours, is just one more example of the failure of gun control laws to keep guns out of the hands of criminals. But will this event cause gun control proponents to rethink [...]
US Supreme Court of Scientists: Exhalers are polluters
Filed under: Society & Politics | Tags: constitution, enviromentalism, law, stupid
The US Supreme Court has a new diktat for us. Are you ready for this?
Here we go: Carbon Dioxide is a pollutant.
This interesting molecule, without which life on earth would not exist, has been shafted by the US Supreme Court. And I felt sorry for Pluto. This beats what happened to Pluto by a mile.
The [...]

