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How will "admitting way more illegal aliens" "make up for us migrating"? Where are the NJ tax revenues going to come from after the productive citizens flee the state? Illegals who are not welcome in their native countries because they either have no skills, or are too idolent to earn a living? From what I'm reading, most of those illegals are on the dole, as well as being protected from the consequences of their frequent criminality. State can't dole out what it doesn't have, and what it does have to give out comes from taxing the likes of you and me. Maybe FedGov would try to increase Federal taxes in the areas the productive citizens are fleeing to, to redistribute to shitholes like the DemonCraps are making of NJ, but that will ultimately meet with a lot of resistance, and cannot be sustained. If they are as criminal as I have been reading, if they don't have us to victimize, they will be assaulting and killing each other. That doesn't make for a viable or stable tax base, either. I don't doubt that TPTB in NJ plan what you claim, but it is a very short-sighted plan, and imo doomed to fail.
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Flea market carry
Grima Squeakersen replied to Grima Squeakersen's topic in Current New Jersey Gun Laws Discussion
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Grima Squeakersen started following Why was this Ruger AR556 buttstock pinned?, Flea market carry, New budget to double or more all firearm related permits and and 2 others
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I have a huge, 38-year, accumulation of "stuff" at our home that never gets used, that I'd like to begin getting rid of. We haven't space or parking sufficient to hold a yard sale here. Listing those items individually on Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace isn't feasible, there are just too many. There is a fairly large flea market every week-end on Delsea Drive in Vineland. I'm thinking about renting a table a few week-ends this Summer, and dragging some stuff out there using my pickup and a trailer. Nearly all of the transacitons at this market are for cash. It isn't in a horribly bad location for crime, but it isn't the best, either. The market is patrolled by private security, but I don't know how often, or if that outfit is any good. Bottom line is that, if I do this, I would be much more comfortable if I was armed. Does anyone see anything on the current NJ prohibited places list that could be reasonably construed as prohibiting carry at a privately run flea market, provided that there aren't any "No Guns" signs posted?
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>1 million gun owners - sounds like a lot. But as of the 2021 general election, there were ~6.5 million registered voters in NJ, of which ~2.6 million cast a ballot. So, if 100% of those gun owners were eligible to vote and did so, they would constitute ~15% of registered and ~38% of actual voters (the latter in an off-year). Also, how those voters are distributed can matter a great deal. Down here in South Jersey, we do a reasonably good job of voting Republican, at least as compared to the remainder of this state. There are 40 legislative districts in NJ. I'm not going to waste my time doing numeric analysis of every district, but the average number of residents (2020 census) is 116,181 each, so a majority, on average, would be 60,000. 60,000/1 ,000,000 is just under 17, or ~42% of those districts. So, by either set of numbers, statistically, NJ gun owners could, at most, possibly carry 38 - 40% of the legislature. Obviously, both those analyses are ridiculous oversimplifications, but it does give some indication of the practical maximum limits on the direct electoral influence gun owners can expect to exert in NJ. This is a prime example of why the Founders organized this nation as a Republic, not a direct democracy, and why the Bill of RIghts was enacted. Democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting for the luncheon entree. Getting more gun owners to vote, and what little honest media remains to take note of that, is a laudible goal, but expecting that to provide some kind of ultimate solution to having our Constitutional rights rescinded by NJ is a forlorn hope.
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Can We Stop The Autoplay On Video Ads?
Grima Squeakersen replied to 45Doll's topic in Announcements, Support & Suggestions
You could always use NoScript or a similar widget to selectively enable/disable JavaScript in your browser (caveat: don't know if that is possible with an Android phone or Chromebook). I only see video content on web sites if and when I choose to do so. -
Here comes microstamping!
Grima Squeakersen replied to DirtyDigz's topic in Current New Jersey Gun Laws Discussion
This a colossally stupidity, and one more ridiculous, costly, imposition on NJ firearms dealers that will no doubt cause a few that were already marginally profitable to go under. That said, I don't see anything in the law that requires anyone to purchase such a firearm, the only requirement seems to be on dealers to make one available. Has there (yet) been any legislation introduced or proposed to make this mandatory? Not that I doubt that the assclowns are having wet dreams about doing that, just wondering if any of them have mentioned that aspiration. -
Here comes microstamping!
Grima Squeakersen replied to DirtyDigz's topic in Current New Jersey Gun Laws Discussion
None of this horseshit does anything to stop crime. Doesn't require a study to determine that, merely a functioning brain. -
Hmmm. Is it safe to assume that the adjustable stock prohibition doesn't apply to pump scatterguns? I've got a Maverick 88 12 ga for home defense that I equipped with a folding stock/pistol grip that is length-adjustable when unfolded. I haven't yet taken it to the range, but have been wanting to do that. If it's verboten, I'd better just keep it home. Thanks. GS
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CC NJ Problem
Grima Squeakersen replied to El Jefe's topic in Current New Jersey Gun Laws Discussion
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CC NJ Problem
Grima Squeakersen replied to El Jefe's topic in Current New Jersey Gun Laws Discussion
Yes, that is worth a try, but I'm skeptical it is the problem. If the OP is on a VPN he may also have JavaScript disabled, and should also try enabling that for the site. I am always on a VPN (Proton) with JS completely disabled when browsing. I selectively enable JS permissions (or disable VPN, as a last resort) until a site or page functions adequately. My experience indicates that any security that bars VPN use is usually in place for an entire domain, not just a single page or document. I have been on both the NJSP.org site and the FARS site using my VPN with no issue, but I did not get to the point of downloading a permit. There is a possibility that the NJ FARS site hands the browsing session off to a third party domain (identogo, or the like) for download of the actual permit document, in which case VPN (or JS) could be the problem for that site. That has happened to me when placing an online order for an item at a site, which then transfers me to a payment processor (e.g. Square) for providing credit card information. Even if this is so, it in no way excuses the abysmal, irresponsible, buck-passing horseshit that the OP encountered when trying to resolve the issue with NJ "authoratah" edited to add: Yesterday, I received an long delayed (a story recounted elsewhere in these forums) email invitation from NJSP FIU to go to the NJPortal site to complete a reference form for a buddy's NJ Permit to Carry application. Actually, I got 2 emaii invitations, one right after the other (morons!) I completed the reference questionnaire while connected via my VPN, FWIW. So if there is any NJSP/NJPortal blocking based on an incoming IP address belonging to a VPN (or on an abuse list, blocking rationales vary) it probably is a third party contractor actually responsible, as speculated above. -
How Joe Biden’s Office of Gun Violence Prevention is directing the war on guns by Lee Williams
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HAL Refuses To Open Pod Bay Doors After Determining Dave Is A White Male Babylon Bee alert! If the hyperlink fails, see attachment. Babylon Bee - HAL Refuses.pdf