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  • Rolling Out Pushes Anti-gun Propaganda and Everytown Research

    01/14/2026 3:34:56 AM PST · by marktwain · 13 replies
    AmmoLand ^ | January 12, 2026 | Dean Weingarten
    An article published on rollingout.com claims to “debunk” myths about guns with “real data”. All the “real data” used is from advocates who oppose the ownership of guns. If you skip to the end of the article, the source listed for the numbers used in the article is Everytown Research. Everytown Research is one of the propaganda arms of the anti-Second Amendment organization Everytown for Gun Safety, financed by Michael Bloomberg, a staunch anti-Second Amendment advocate. To use such a source to “debunk” myths is similar to asking the Flat Earth Society to “debunk” myths about gravity.The pitch starts with...
  • Beyoncé’s mom Tina Lawson says Kentucky’s AG engaging in ‘coonery’

    06/30/2020 10:46:28 AM PDT · by Bratch · 34 replies
    RollingOut ^ | June 30, 2020 | Terry Shropshire
    Tina Lawson expressed indignation that Kentucky’s attorney general paused the highly scrutinized investigation into Breonna Taylor’s killing to get engaged. Lawson’s scorching Instagram post comes two weeks after daughter Beyoncé expressed exasperation in an open letter to Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron. Both are anguished that it has taken months to decide whether to charge the three Louisville police officers who killed Taylor while she slept in her bed at 1 a.m. Lawson is especially vexed that the 34-year-old attorney general is not working around the clock to expedite the conclusion of this monumental inquest.
  • Counterfeiters already rolling out bogus $20 bills, authorities say

    11/08/2003 12:09:42 PM PST · by NormsRevenge · 31 replies · 248+ views
    Sac Bee ^ | 11/8/03 | Jim Suhr - AP
    <p>ST. LOUIS (AP) - Only a month since the rollout of retooled $20 bills meant to thwart counterfeiters, authorities say a Missouri woman has joined a growing list of people trying to cash in with knockoffs of the colorized currency.</p>