October 19th, 2025
Those pesky bullet stains just keep coming back!

“It’s hard to hold your head high and do the right thing and fix up these properties and put the money into them to make them a nice and attractive place to live when this city is so rough,” said [an Indianapolis landlord]. “It’s just going to get shot up and your hard work is going to be destroyed. It’s disheartening.”

October 19th, 2025
Myrtle Beach does No Kings

 [O]fficers from the Myrtle Beach Police Department observed an individual in a vehicle brandishing a firearm while traveling near the … demonstration.

Another one.

“And that’s just the ones they caught,” Mr UD points out.

October 18th, 2025
“We had over 30 Chicago police officers on the street at the time of the shooting,” [a local alderman] said. “It just shows how blatant and bold these criminals are that they will open fire with an automatic rifle in the presence of over 30 police officers. That didn’t seem to intimidate them at all.”

Chicago.

October 17th, 2025
‘[S]ociologist James Tuttle uses “Murder Valley” to describe an area of 21 contiguous counties that includes the cities of Memphis, Tennessee, and Jackson, Mississippi, and much of the Arkansas Delta and Mississippi Delta. If the area were its own nation, Tuttle writes, it would have the fifth-highest homicide rate in the world: better than Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Haiti, which are ranked 6th and 7th, but worse than Ecuador and South Africa, which are ranked 3rd and 4th.’

‘[A gun control advocate in Mississippi] said Tuesday that he often reminds his colleagues in other parts of the country that “what they go through don’t even compare to what we have to go through in the South. Because in the South, guns is like having a bottle of water [sic]. Everybody got it. And then it’s a right-to-carry state. It’s a castle doctrine state. It’s constant gun shows every other week in Mississippi somewhere. So guns are just bloody in Mississippi…. Get us all together. You bring in alcohol. Then you bring in all the crazy drugs they got these days, and you got a state where everybody got at least 10 guns. What you asked for? You asked for violence.”’

October 12th, 2025
There are so many deep south gun massacres, news outlets are going to have to review their policies.

If they’re killing/injuring twenty people every weekend in bars and at big public events, why go there? It isn’t news if it’s just routine.

I mean, local coverage, sure; but why should the NYT waste its time on something as common as the common cold? UD doesn’t think you should reward states with no gun laws by paying attention to them. Their political class has created a wasteland, which is certainly a mark of shame for our country. But we’ve established these facts. The rest is just one vile stupid slaughter after another.

Now UD is a different matter. She’s not pretending to “report” on this shit. She pays attention because the rest of us need constantly to abuse ridicule and revile our sickest, most suicidal, most homicidal, gunny states. Otherwise, nothing changes.

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Man, I was wondering when we’d hear from Louisiana! Good ol’ murdering LSU.

October 11th, 2025
Mississippi setting records left and right!

The state has “the single worst rate of gun deaths in the country,” and when you look at Leland High School’s homecoming gathering on Friday you can see how it got there. Most mass shootings manage to kill five or six; but the little folk of Leland and environs (the shooters probably range in age from 14-18) have already killed eight and injured at least twenty. They are definitely setting the mass shooting standard for the nation, and because they’re so young and because Mississippi basically has no gun laws they have decades of slaughter ahead of them.

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 “No triggers, no warnings that something like this would take place,” says a local official, and what a hoot. No triggers or warnings except for the fact that everyone over 12 in your state shoots off guns and you’re fucking notorious for the bloodshed all over Mississippi. Other than that, nothing to indicate a problem.

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Wow! There’s more!

Two separate shootings were reported Saturday, Oct 11, related to Mississippi campuses, one at Jackson State University and another at Alcorn State University.

The two shootings follow three separate Friday night shooting incidents related to high school football events in the state.

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 ‘Mississippi’s gun death rate in 2024 was 116% higher than the national average.

This weekend, they’ve been showing you how they do it. And they still have Sunday!

October 9th, 2025
‘Dauphin County [PA] Pastor Under Fire for Pointing Assault-Style Rifle during Sermon’

https://www.pennlive.com/news/2025/10/dauphin-county-pastor-under-fire-for-pointing-assault-style-rifle-during-sermon.html

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1532976134540145

October 8th, 2025
Fishing with the Gunnies

Tensions over public shoreline access erupted into felony charges for a Narragansett resident of the town’s pricy Anawan Cliffs neighborhood, who is accused of allegedly menacing fishermen with a drone, hitting golf balls in their direction, taking their sweatshirts and then flashing a loaded firearm.

[The man] faces felony charges for assault and possession of a large-capacity magazine. 

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Golf balls, drones, and guns -
Fun for everyone!


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Enjoy!

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Full article available here.

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ME SORRY!!!!!

October 8th, 2025
L’Essence de Prole.

Fight Over NASCAR Shirt Turns to Gun Threat Inside Family Dollar

October 8th, 2025
Boating with the Gunnies

[A Florida boater,] frustrated by the wake [some] children were creating in the water near his vessel … [pointed a gun at them and said he would] “shoot them and watch them bleed out.”

October 7th, 2025
“When I’m asked over and over again, out there in the wider world, ‘Well, with all of this science and these newfound effective strategies, why is the [suicide] rate going up — overall?” she said, before providing an answer: “We are still just scratching the surface on scaled implementation.”

One can’t help seeing the mordant grins on the faces of America’s fast-growing gun suicides as these people glance, on their way out, at one lucrative, self-congratulatory, and predictably failed effort to reduce gun suicides.

In 2016, The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention teamed up with the National Shooting Sports Foundation to reduce suicide by 20% by 2025. (“Firearms were the leading cause of suicide among males and females in 2022. The rate of firearm-related suicide among males increased 31% after reaching a low of 10.3 deaths per 100,000 in 2006 to 13.5 per 100,000 in 2022.” By 2024, we see a “staggering” suicide rise.)

This article provides the gory details, but the main thing you need to know is that there is rather… uh… a glaring gap between the interests of anti-suicide crusaders and gun sellers.

The now-ended project did succeed in generating money for the two groups; and of course it enabled their leaders to use phrases like scaled implementation.

October 7th, 2025
“Guns kill faster than anything, how is it so easy for us to get them?”

A guy who barely survived the Montgomery AL shootout says “he came downtown because there were so many people out and he wanted to join the fun, but that night of fun turned into something he described as a ‘warzone’ that he’s thankful to have survived.”

And he does pose the question. About guns. The killers were fifteen, sixteen, years old, and it was so easy for the brainless shits to get guns.

‘More people died by gunfire in Alabama [in 2023] than in New York State, which has nearly four times Alabama’s population.’

It’s that ol self-killer instinct, folks. Wyoming has it too. Guns guns guns guns until everyone gets ten! AK47s, AR15s, give em out like candy until everyone kills everyone in a blitz and then the cops kill the killers.

But WHY, Wyoming? A la what Alabam?

Read Nietzsche! says WY. Look under N for Nihilism! says AL. Life’s worth shit down here says AL. Life sucks in the Sagebrush State says WY. Read Better Never To Have Been and then shut the fuck up or I’ll blow your head off.

October 5th, 2025
“I don’t think downtown Montgomery [Alabama] is unsafe.”

A huge open shoot-out in the center of the city wreaks death and life-threatening injury, but the police chief is here to tell you that the city is safe. He’s fucking crazy, as the state AG makes clear in his comment:

You can’t do much when your state has virtually no control over its millions of guns, many of them, like the ones last night, in the hands of fifteen year olds. Almost all of the shooters were 14-16. So you might as well do what Bama’s doing. Nothing. I mean, I assume the city has a crew that hoses down the rivers of blood. I assume they’re doing that.

October 4th, 2025
What a shocker.

Gun death at a hookah lounge in one of the most dangerous cities in insanely dangerous Louisiana. Who could have predicted this tragic turn? Especially on a weekend night?

October 3rd, 2025
‘For some students and parents, the repeated lockdowns — three in just over a month — have become too much.’

But how much, really, is too much? This Texas high school begins to look like an armed camp, with many guns carried in every day. Parents are upset, demand action, blah blah. But it’s Texas. You wanna live where everybody, starting around age fourteen, doesn’t carry a loaded gun everywhere, move to Massachusetts.

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