Meleanie Hain scored a win for gun rights yesterday when she successfully challenged a local sheriff’s statist swine’s decision to revoke her concealed carry permit merely because she chose to exercise her Second Amendment rights proudly, in public, without fear or embarrassment.
Yes, I’m happy with the decision, as is Ms. Hain. However, the judge’s attitude pisses me off. Since when is it bad judgment not to bow down to pathetic, panty-pissing sheep merely because they bleat their cowardice? Since when is it bad judgment to exercise one’s rights in a responsible manner in a public place?
Meleanie Hain on Tuesday persuaded a Lebanon County judge to rescind the sheriff’s revocation of her permit.
She had lost the permit after other parents complained last month that she was carrying her loaded handgun in a holster at her daughter’s soccer game.
Judge Robert Eby says even though the law required him to give her the permit back, he questioned whether Hain showed good judgment by ignoring other parents’ safety concerns.
Why is it that Ms. Hain showed bad judgment by putting her safety and the ability to defend her life and the life of her daughter before the pusillanimous screeches of those who refuse to take responsibility for their own safety, but their judgment remains unsoiled, even though they reported a woman who did absolutely nothing wrong, legally or morally, to the authoritarian asshole who runs the Lebanon, Pa. Sheriff’s Office, forcing her rights to be curtailed and her time to be wasted in court?
Someone sure has a screwed up definition of “good judgment.”




Oct 15, 2008 @ 11:17:15
Not to defend the sheriff/judge, but I’m surprised she wasn’t charged with “something,” which is the usual treatment of open carriers nowadays.All in all, it WAS a good day for OC.
Oct 15, 2008 @ 15:12:24
“Since when is it bad judgement to NOT bow down to pathetic, panty-pissing sheep…” perhaps? At least, I think that’s what you were saying when criticizing the judge for his aspersions on Hain’s judgement.
Oct 15, 2008 @ 15:34:14
UGH. Yeah. It’s been a morning. Fixed.