Strange not a California plate in sight.

But they're tricky that way.

That sounds like a great idea to me.

Someone made these for awhile until Shannon Watts got butthurt. Their lawyers apparently sent a cease and desist letter.

And the #METOO.  Pound Me Too?

MDA #METOO.  Or do I have that backwards?

I'd wear that to the VFW.

I was working one weekend and was doing a routine walk through of the parking lot. Two cars came off the interstate and stopped at the light atop the hill from the gas station. Suddenly, 8-10, maybe more, shots rang out into the air and the two cars banged a left and headed towards the projects on the other side of the interstate. I found myself standing in the middle of the parking lot with my 1911 in a low ready with the safety off, illuminated by the headlights of a mini-van with IL plates on it, with three old folks staring at me, mouths agape. I safed my pistol and holstered it, unable to tell you how it got into my hands. I simply could not remember actively drawing it. It just seemed to appear in my hands, safety deactivated, and in a low ready as I scanned for the threat.

Easy solution. Just change Moms to MILFS.

Make a sign that says, “Step moms demand action.”

“What are you doing, Step Mother”?!?!

Now I'm eating at buccceeees in Crossville.

I hate pecking on this phone, more later when I make it back to my sheltered holler

LOL at the idea Tennessee is a free state. You got Nashville & Memphis. Your state is going the way of Georgia.

Reminds me of one of the churches in downtown Nashville. They make a HUGE show out of helping the homeless in the area, but their entire exterior reeks of stale beer and piss. They dole out meals to the homeless right next to the no trespassing and "you cannot sleep here" signage they have up all over the building.

I dread any onsite visits to my downtown clients. My general rule is Mon-Fri, no problem; Wed/Thurs should be an emergency. Fri-Sun something should be shooting flames or in the act of murdering an employee before expecting me to make my way down there.
They are all right in the heart of Broadway.

Lived in the Nashville area for over 40 years, the last 10 years the interstates and most major roads around Nashville
are all covered in trash. Seemed to coincide with the all the transplants moving in, wife and I finally called it and left
TN last August.

It's funny how those bitches don't try that in a an area where open carry of a semi-automatic rifle is legal.

Tennessee is 70% republican even with three liberal cities. We have a republican supermajority in the house and senate with a republican governor.

We are no where close to being like Georgia with Atlanta swallowing everything. Most if not all the other states will become democratic shitholes long before Tennessee.

It's funny that you believe this, because it's something the Left here says all of the time.  You could be right, but  our Governor was reelected with 65% in 2022 when he was elected with only 59% in 2018.  

I have long feared the "purple-ing" of the state, but there are a LOT and I mean a LOT of blue-state refugees here. And our legislator seems intent on passing laws that will keep leftists away.

Traffic SUCKED today.
Hour and a half from downtown to Bellevue.

Hung out with a buddy this evening.
He's in the process of getting his carry permit.
He's the son of Covenant's head mistress that was killed.
Not everyone involved is anti-freedom.

Not anytime soon!!

I wish Moms Demand Action was some social media hookup group for horny MILF’s. If they were, they probably wouldn’t be out in the street bitching about guns or anything else.

Stop.  What's that sound?  Everybody look what's goin' down.

Time to catch up now. Sitting in my whitey tighties back at home.

Dude, my wife was MORTIFIED. Twin sister understood it. After the end, she thought about it for a few, and asked, well, if they do make my gun illegal, how are they planning to get it?

It started out when we left from the big hospital there. I thought it was like a Christian school letting out. LOTS of little kids, and parents. All dressed in red. Then I saw the signs. Then we sat there, stuck, so I asked. What do you mean, it's for the kids? Then they started talking.




THAT's what threw me off. There were very few, ah, 'typical protesters'. There were a lot of women that were appropriately wearing yoga pants and lululemon stuff. Very high end strollers. Guys did not look beta. I made eye contact with one, and I could just tell his wife drug him down there.

I have never been in a protest that large. I was thinking they were blocking roads, but it was just normal shit downtown traffic.

There were no hipsters. There were no blue haired people, or they were kept where cameras couldn't see them passing by. Those women didn't shop at Target, much less Walmart.

There were two dudes I saw with radios. I engaged one, and he didn't even stop what he was doing, which was telling people to link hands to stop gun violence.

It was completely around one building, then stretched both sides of the streets for at least three city blocks. TONS of small children. Almost 80% white, few black or hispanic.

They weren't mad. They didn't scream back at me. The ones I talked to parrotted the exact same things. I would talk to one on one block, we'd finally start moving again and I'd talk to another a few blocks down. Ban all semiautomatic firearms for the children. No one needs to shoot that fast or that many. The shooting was preventable if guns weren't available. Same letter-sized papers with the same series of writing on them.

I did not see how they got there. If it was bus in, I didn't see it.



I have been twice now in a month. No one wears cowboy hats. Few wear honest boots. One side of the river looks like the trash of every large city I have ever been in CONUS. The other side is males wearing very tight dress pants that show their socks, with a lot of time invested in their face and head hair. (Sisters were giving commentary).

Nobody that looked like they were in a 90's CMT video anywhere we've been yet.



I wish I could have trolled. I was being serious. No one was there to rebut them. I told a lot of them this is Tennessee, you will never, ever rid us of our guns. Without guns you will have nothing to protect yourself. Guns are not the biggest problem with child fatalities. You will never get a law passed to take my firearms.

I sorely wanted to channel my inner him, but



Hell, I was going to show them my 26. Sisters said probably not the best idea, so I didn't. I wanted to wave it through the sunroof and tell them it was going to get them all.



WHY IS IT SIDEWAYS??? What else happened in the time zone change?????



Didn't see a single flamboyant weirdo. I would have said something. Like, if you would get a gun, you could protect yourself from guns. (shrugs)



Had to google the reference. Sorry there Dennis Miller.



Pretty sure it is legal there. There was a dude about ten years ago that stuck it in nashville's ass open carrying like an AK pistol or something... others will know better. I was not going to the hatch to retrieve mine. Oh - there was very little police presence. Like, maybe one foot patrol every mile or so. If this happened in Knoxville, there would have been 75-100 officers, no question.




Tons of out of state plates, but that is downtown where the hospital and some other school / uni type stuff is. (I get the joke though).

I was really taken aback by how many people they got together to parrot a stupid idea. That was enough votes to steer any small county election in my entire region. Few if any were on their phones, or joking or being rowdy.

I've been in dozens of demonstrations, especially around the university of tennessee. This thing was nothing like those. TOTALLY different energy. No one was yelling, or engaging. No singing, or mindless repetitive shouting. Just... standing. There was 0 media presence. No professional cameras. No drones that I could hear or see. They were shoulder to shoulder and people were having to walk around them. (shrugs)

I am sorry I didn't get any pictures. I thought being an opposing voice was enough...wait a minute. BRB


Edit- I checked the in-car camera. Turns out it was not working, so glad at least I've got that fixed.

Stole some pics from the local paper.

Apparently, it stretched four miles from the childrens' hospital where we came out of the parking lot, all the way to the Capitol.

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This is one of the signs. Who wouldn't be for 'safer'? Until I found out what they thought that meant.
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I saw few if any gaps in it.


Why can they get this many bodies?

Young urban and suburban dumbasses who will only understand AFTER they’ve been victimized.

Single moms are the genesis of most violent young men, the sons they raise.

In the Absence of Fathers: A Story of Elephants and Men

Back in Florida, they showed up a few times in the Sarasota/Bradenton area. I’d try to make it a habit of wearing my “black rifles matter” t-shirt, not speak to anyone, and just walk around among them and taking photos of people with a proper camera. The discomfort among many was palpable.

You and I could be best friends.

All because they are too lazy to raise their kids not to kill each other .

I sat in some of the most ridiculous traffic yesterday there. When I finally broke out and got on Donelson it was pretty nice though.


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Sounds like I'm glad I didn't make it today.


Just noticed this post was from yesterday. Is this why traffic was especially stupid? I'm definitely supporting MDA now

It's progress! To be fair it's been that way a good while. 90's Nashville did seem like a totally different place though.

I've been here 43 years. I'm leaving at the end of the year. I can't wait.
I used to like it here. Not any more.

It is a fun shithole, especially if you like day drinking and music.

you know computers are funny with names... usually 123 Main street, is a  different address from 12 3 Main street, and 123 main st. ... Mom s demand action would likely be a totally different site...

Oh they have read it BUT, power and greed are more addictive than any opioid.

Wasn’t it the year anniversary of the Trans freak shooting up the school this week in Nashvillle? Did they ever release the dead shooter’s manifesto? It would have taken some of the steam out of the marchers.

They don't want "the steam out of the marchers" the people that could have released the manifesto want gun control.

Only 1000 people in the street in downtown Nashville is a slow day down there...

When Nashville became the new "it" place, it got flooded with limousine liberals.  Flooded.  This all started a dozen years ago or so.

What you saw were affluent liberals (doctors' wives, kept men, former Cal/NY business owners,etc).  Their influence is strictly limited to Davidson County.

Nashville is still a fun place to visit if you want to party and throw down.  It's ridiculously expensive these days.

Bet none will acknowledge the impact of broken homes, influence of male role models, and placed emphasis on education and conduct.

Nashville is a communist sewer.

I thought that was a dating app for unwed mothers.

Waste of time. Gun control will get zero traction in TN state government

There have been local news stories lately about all the anti-abortion and anti-trans laws the state has passed running off liberals that used to live here, and discouraging liberal individuals and companies from moving here. News of course spins this as a bad thing because we are, of course, the American taliban.

your pics show normal traffic for rush hour.

That makes perfect sense.
I was really... I don't know. I was thinking how could they buy so many crisis actors for such a small incident.

Problem is, those types bring their money.

I keep rolling around in my head how you would counter protest, but there's no way. 'how could you be against protecting children'. None of the signs really talked what their actual goal was, and there was a TON of little kids present.

Absolutely!
We used to drive down there, party, then come back. Making 90's wages, things didn't seem all that expensive, and there were legit country people there.




I don't think they have. I do know one or two quit talking when I asked, are you talking about the mentally ill girl that shot up the kids with a firearm she shouldn't have been able to get, or the officers that shot her with the same kind of firearm you want to ban?



Dude, come on. I've spent a ton of time in Knoxville on UT ball game days. People packed in all the streets to the point you can't drive. I've never seen an unbroken miles long group of people all standing quietly and holding hands before in TN. And, especially not for the sole purpose of banning all semiauto firearms.

IF you did not know any better, you might be led to think a lot of voters believed in gun control by looking at that event. Normal, everyday upper middle class white people with no axe to grind. Not even being ugly to the police that were there for the event.

Takeaways for the cheap seats:

1 - That is the kind of stuff we should be doing, but we never will.
2 - moms D went up a couple of notches in my threat book with reference to how many votes they can bring to bear and their ability to organize. How did all those people even know where to go stand? We would have had 900 people milling around at the parking garage and no one a block away.
3 - the lack of news coverage today suggests to me they are not as influential as they would believe themselves to be.
4 - I talked to some of the reps. Kinda got handwaved as to how big a deal that was to them. Kind of a meh, that's what they do here now, it's trendy, they're a tiny oil slick on the ocean of people for whom guns are a daily part of their life.

Dunno. I read on here all the time about these giant crowds taking over intersections and doing dirt. Finally thought I was in one, decided to go down swinging, and... it was a nothingburger. No one to run over. Polite discourse.

Here's the issue.
The covenant shooting involved people close to the governor, and some of the reps. That's how the extraordinary session got called.

I feel it dangerous and foolhardy to take a stance that it can never happen. Especially after I saw how many voters showed up down there. I also pull weeds when they are young, so maybe it is just my perspective that we give no inch to people coming here and trying to change the fundamental fabric of this region.

Holy Hell! - That is AWESOME!!

We need to make a bootleg run for ARFCOM.

Bigger_Hammer