Girls With Guns

How the Illiberal Left Uses Silencing Tactics

In March 2014, pioneering Internet company Mozilla announced the appointment of co-founder Brendan Eich as CEO. That same day, a Twitter mob exploded with criticism of Eich. Gay rights supporters were angry about a 6-year-old donation of $1,000 to the “Yes on 8” campaign, which sought to ban same-sex marriage in California in 2008.

It’s OK to be angry about Eich’s donation. Screaming for Eich’s head on a pike for his failure to conform to Mozilla’s majority view on same-sex marriage is not.

Liberals are supposed to believe in protecting minority views, even when they disapprove of those views.

Instead an online mob of presumably “liberal” people tweeted about Eich’s donation, many calling him a bigot and homophobe for supporting Prop 8. Remember, this proposition passed the same year Senator Barack Obama sat in Rick Warren’s church to explain his religious based opposition to...

Girls With Guns

Don't Forget To Water Your Roses...

Happy Mother's Day

For all the love, sacrifice, thoughtfulness, affection, and all the other wonderful things mother's give us, Enjoy tour Day!

A Brief History Of PG-13

Hot Pick Of The Late Night

Girls With Guns

Crash And Burn

Was listening to Pat Travers and wanted to share. This Album/Tape/Cd brings back memories from a very particular time in my life. Great Times, great memories. Perhaps a little insightful: "'Cause we can't stop this world from its... Crash And Burn" 

This is the whole album, it is worth a listen...

Blogs With Rule 5 Links

These Blogs Provide Links To Rule 5 Sites:

What is Rule 5?

The Pirate's Cove has:

Sorta Blogless Sunday Pinup

Proof Positive has:

Best Of Web Link Around

The Woodsterman has:

Rule 5 Woodsterman Style

The Other McCain has:

Rule 5 Monday: Lt. Commander Rand, RIP

HERE ARE SOME RULE 5 LINKS FROM THIS BLOG:

Girls With Guns

Dixie State University to Revise Policies to Protect Free Speech

Dixie State University, located in St. George, Utah, announced Tuesday it will suspend its unconstitutional speech codes and amend other policies after a lawsuit filed by three students challenged the university and its restriction of their free speech.

Dixie State President Richard Williams announced in an email to the campus community that the university will revise its policies and suspend its speech codes.

“As we work toward writing an updated, comprehensive free speech policy, the administration is mindful of Dixie State’s mission, which is to be ‘a teaching institution that strives to enrich its community and the lives of its students by promoting a culture of learning, values, and community,” Williams wrote.

“Dixie State University is a campus of academic freedom, with the right to inquire broadly and to question, and where even unpopular answers, seemingly absurd ideas, and unconventional thought are not only permitted, but even encouraged,” Williams said.

The First Amendment lawsuit against the university was filed in March after students were banned from handing out promotional flyers for student group Young Americans for Liberty that negatively portrayed Presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush, and Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara.

The flyers were not approved because...