Guess who's back.

Courtesy of Raw Story:

Former Gilberton, PA police chief Mark Kessler has released a new expletive-laden video in which he threatened his critics, then angrily fired an assault rifle. 

The video opened with Kessler off-camera, trying to secure the camera to the tripod. Then, wearing a black baseball cap and a pair of matching black ear protection earmuffs and carrying an AR-15 assault rifle, he entered the frame and began to rant. 

“Chief Kessler here,” he began, “and I want to tell all my supporters out there that I thank you very much.” 

For his detractors, however, Kessler had a different message. 

“And for all the people out there that are against me, you can all go f*ck yourselves,” he said. “Go f*ck yourself! Okay? If you think for one minute that I forgot, or that I’m gonna f*ckin’ forget any of this, you have another thing coming.”

I am still amazed that this guy was put in charge of law enforcement in Pennsylvania. 

And even more disturbing is that it seems that he is not an aberration among the community of fanatical 2nd Amendment defenders.

Check this out from Mother Jones:

A top target for gun extremists has been the women of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, the grassroots group that began after Sandy Hook and has since merged with Michael Bloomberg's Mayors Against Illegal Guns under the Everytown banner. The battle has grown particularly ugly in Texas, where gun groups such as Open Carry Texas have conducted demonstrations showcasing their right under state law to openly carry rifles in public. The sight of groups of (mostly) men carrying semi-automatic rifles along a busy road or inside the local Jack in the Box has prompted bystanders to call police. In response, Open Carry Texas has begun making open-records requests, identifying callers and threatening to publicize their personal information. 

On April 10, Brett Sanders, a member of Open Carry Texas in Plano, a midsize city in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, posted a video on YouTube highlighting the name and cellphone number of a woman who'd called the police after seeing heavily armed men on her way to a shopping mall. The post drew condemnation not only for outing the woman but also because it was misleading: It claimed that the woman had called 911, though she'd called the nonemergency line of the Plano PD. And the footage it used came from friendly-looking demonstrations elsewhere—not from the one that the woman encountered. ("Feel free to contact me when you work for a real news organization," Sanders replied to my request for comment.) 

The woman—a high school teacher who asked not to be identified—quickly got pummeled with text messages and voicemails, copies of which she provided to Mother Jones. Callers told her she was a "stupid bitch" and "motherfucking whore." 

"They fought for their right to carry guns," said another. "You're a piece of shit." One caller threatened to come after her with a gun. 

Over the next four days she received nearly two dozen such calls and text messages. Someone put her information into a phony profile on a large e-commerce site, and she got a barrage of calls about agricultural products and security systems.

Included in the Mother Jones article was the story of a wheelchair bound woman, paralyzed by an attackers bullet, who had a man walk up to her in an airport and spit in her face, and another assailant jump out of the shadows to shoot her with a water gun while mocking her with, "Don't you wish you had a gun now, bitch?"

A Florida gun instructor also made this threatening Mother's Day video for the group "Moms Demand Action."

And these are the type of people demanding to have access to high powered rifles, automatic weapons, and the right to openly carry their arsenal in public.