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.

October 3rd, 2025
‘Gordon’s statement did not mention firearms, which are used in the vast majority of Wyoming’s suicide deaths.’

Yeah why should Wyoming’s governor bother mentioning the primary reason his state has the highest rate of elderly suicides in the country? Virtually all of the guys use a gun.

Cuz walk five feet in any direction in Wyoming and you’ll trip over a gun. The state has more guns than almost anyplace else in the world, ‘cept maybe Mogadishu.

And that’s why it’s got world-class suicide rates. But you wouldn’t want to be impolite enough to say the word or anything.

September 28th, 2025
‘”Why would someone bring a firearm to a kid’s soccer game? We thought that was really weird,” [one] father said.’

The rest of America thinks you’re really weird for posing the question.

September 28th, 2025
AKA…

the weekend!

September 24th, 2025
Massive Amounts of Weaponry: You’re never too young!

Big gun shop moving right next door to two day cares! What could go wrong?

September 22nd, 2025
‘[P]arents … now question how their children were allowed to play ball amid constant background gunfire.’

Hoowhee Texas! You think YOU love guns! You ain’t been to Texas!! Gunshots morning afternoon and night; and in Katy in particular they put a shooting range across the street from a kids’ baseball complex.

Here’s a typical game:

We started at 8 a.m. and the gunshots have been going off since then,” said [one parent].

“We had a game at 8 and could hear rifles and shotguns going off at times throughout the whole game. Even leaving the park after the game, shots were going off,” another parent added.

But don’t nobody say nuthin cuz it’s the fuckin sound of freedom. Smell of napalm in the morning blast of gunfire all day kinda thing. Heartbeat of America. Baseball and bullets. Don’t get better than that.

Sure, they hit the coach. Fine, the coach was airlifted out. BFD. “There was bullets flying everywhere. It wasn’t one shot. There’s bullets flying everywhere off the poles, onto the field. It’s just unbelievable.” You expect a little carnage in Texas, and, you know, at least it wasn’t one of the kids and at least no one was killed.

September 21st, 2025
‘”I would like to think and hope that you can have large nightclubs that don’t generate shootings,” [Milwaukee Alderman Robert] Bauman said.’

Yeah, datz where we are.

September 21st, 2025
‘The range is where you should always wear your spiciest shirts, IMO. What is anyone gonna do? You’re literally there with cases full of guns and ammo. My pink tie dye “I ❤️ Abortion” shirt is one of my normal range shirts, and I shoot in rural Kentucky.’

UD‘s having a hell of a good time reading this thread about leftwing gunnies.

September 21st, 2025
Maher gets it right.

“Was [Kirk’s assassin] on the left? I don’t know … It is a fool’s errand to try to say that these nuts who do these things are [on] any team… This kid doesn’t belong in either party. He belongs in a straitjacket. He’s an outpatient who should not be out.”

Which reminds UD of something else she’s been thinking about. The missing link in these kills done by people 16-25 is their parents. Many of the killers are still living at home, and in many cases their parents know perfectly well that their kid is nuts. Their response to this dawning horror is denial plus hiding: They don’t want it to be true; and they don’t want anyone outside the home to know it’s true.

Many of these homes are already really gunny, with dad deciding it’d make the kid better if they went to the ranges together… You’d be amazed how many parents of violent demented children decide more guns and more shooting is the answer.

Or maybe the parent enjoys his own rage against society being acted out by the kid. Things get squirrely here.

The larger theme of moronic negligence resounds throughout the land, as in the husband who took a business trip, leaving his spectacularly insane wife alone in the house with her four little daughters. She slaughtered all of them with one of many guns her husband decided were fine to keep unlocked with a maniac in the house. One of the girls survived long enough to suffer great pain for a few days.

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