Star Ledger wants to print gun owner info.....

[Ray Ray 3,566]

Not sure which is worse, the Star Ledger or the Jersey Journal?

[Xchange1980 0]

AM I mistaken but isnt all info on gun owners in NJ private info and not available and not public record?

[9X19 125]

AM I mistaken but isnt all info on gun owners in NJ private info and not available and not public record?

It is...that's what they want to change.

[Bt Doctur 188]

Maybe put out a call to that group who published the names of the Westboro church to publish the star ledger names too.

[Shawnmoore81 623]

I Think that was anonymous

[NJScott 15]

Not sure which is worse, the Star Ledger or the Jersey Journal?

 

Owned by the same corporation (Advance Publications), Ray. In fact, most of the stories in both papers--except for the local flavor--are dupes. Two worthless rags that are only fit to line a bird cage.

[H.M. Murdock 0]

Who the F reads newspapers anymore? You need fighter pilot eyes to read print that small. They don't even make good rags because the cheap ink rubs off. Dead industry walking.

[ITman 2]

Star Ledger wants to print gun owner info.

 

They bring out the PSH in order to get John and Jane Public on their side.

 

And they lament that it's not allowed under State Law, and want to press the legislature to revisit that thinking.

 

This is useful information for parents trying to help their children navigate a safe path in a nation with 270 million guns. The guns that Adam Lanza used to kill 26 at Sandy Hook Elementary School were legally bought and owned by his mother.

 

In New Jersey.........under state law, personal information about gun owners is private. That is something the Legislature should discuss in the wake of Sandy Hook.

 

http://blog.nj.com/n..._editorial.html

I especially dislike the line in the article that reads "Would a cautionary call to the local police be out of line?". I could just imagine the calls that the local PD's would get from neighbors that dislike each other, something like my neighbor was kicking and cursing his lawn mower in a violent way and I'm scared because he owns guns.

[Teufelhunden 6]

'Journal News' hires armed security guards

 

That's about right, typical hypocrites:

 

http://www.politico.com/blogs/media/2013/01/journal-news-hires-armed-security-guards-153103.html

[jeklog 7]

I posted there, if you really want to know whose a gun owner why not let the gun owners open carry legally!

[BlueLineFish 615]

If my name is in the paper for that then they will very quickly hear from my lawyer.

[The_Matrix 105]

Let's post all over the internet the names and home addresses and home phone# of all the Star Ledger's staff.

 

On a side note---no one really reads the Ledger anyway.

[Cemeterys Gun Blob 165]

Let's post all over the internet the names and home addresses and home phone# of all the Star Ledger's staff.

 

Start with Tom Moran.

[Albanian 121]

Since when did gun owners start molesting kids? I thought public registries (which I am generally against in all cases) were meant for friggin criminals, not legal gun owners who may protect people's lives with their guns.

[Metalflames 0]

Instead you have the Philadelphia Inquirer which I always equated to the National Enquirer...

Hey take it easy. They have a hell of a sports section.

[Big Jay 0]

Anyone know the legality of this? Could we possibly bring a class-action lawsuit to the table if this transpires?

[scatterbrains 0]

Its not leagal they want to make the info public, right now it is private. If they get the info "leaked" to them i hope their insurance/lawyers fund is up to date....

[hd2000fxdl 422]

Man that would suck to be a paperboy if that ever happened... lol

[Cemeterys Gun Blob 165]

Anyone know the legality of this? Could we possibly bring a class-action lawsuit to the table if this transpires?

 

currently it would illegal for them to print gun owner info, but if the law was changed.........

[Bob2222 317]

 

Statistics on the background checks conducted when guns are purchased is public, but under state law, personal information about gun owners is private.

 

 

Not just private, but can the state even know which of its residents legally own firearms? Can they accurately answer the question if they are asked? Without going through thousands upon thousands of records by hand and at a huge cost?

 

I had thought that the focus of gun control in New Jersey had always been on the point of sale. People do move into the state, inherit firearms, hold onto firearms purchased before records were computerized, etc.

[NJScott 15]

Man that would suck to be a paperboy if that ever happened... lol

 

What's a "paperboy"????

 

Until we canceled the News and the Star-Ledger, our delivery person was a middle-aged African guy from Newark who drove a hoop-ty blaring Afro-Caribbean music at 5am.

 

While we're at it, what are these "milk men" I hear tell of from the past? LOL

[Nikos 31]

Screw this paper -- I canceled my star ledger Sunday paper subscription yesterday. You know they're hurting bad when they send a letter advising that my $10 p/month subscription was going up to $24p/mo.

 

[Pizza Bob 1,488]

currently it would illegal for them to print gun owner info, but if the law was changed.........

 

Sure about this? Cite for this, please? See my post (#17) in this thread...

 

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/44452-gannett-owned-publications-in-nj/page__fromsearch__1

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

[Cemeterys Gun Blob 165]

Sure about this? Cite for this, please? See my post (#17) in this thread...

 

http://njgunforums.c...__fromsearch__1

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

 

your link is my cite......

 

not a public record and shall not be disclosed

to any person not authorized by law

 

except on the request of persons acting in their

governmental capacities for purposes of the administration of justice

 

just where does the Star-Ledger fall into this equation? If it gets leaked....it would incite a major fukking lawsuit.

[Pizza Bob 1,488]

your link is my cite.....

 

My link is to the NJAC (New Jersey Administrative Code) - that is not statute - it does not carry the weight of law.

[tom catman 0]

maybe a map of fellow gun owners is a good thing?we would know whos house to rush to to help when the armed gun grab begins.they too would watch your back.if this happened nationwide,their agenda would be moot.

[Underdog 1,593]

This $hit might actually help gun owners. The opinion of the leftist/statists won't change, but this crap will turn those in the middle ground off. Keep in mind that this is all being choreographed. Someone gave the nod to the NY paper. Someone wants the Star Ledger to stir this up.

[Ray Ray 3,566]

This $hit might actually help gun owners. The opinion of the leftist/statists won't change, but this crap will turn those in the middle ground off. Keep in mind that this is all being choreographed. Someone gave the nod to the NY paper. Someone wants the Star Ledger to stir this up.

 

I agree

 

there are "secret" gun owners in this state that are either anti-gun or politically left and they don't what themselves to be tied in with the likes of us.

[hd2000fxdl 422]

I agree

 

there are "secret" gun owners in this state that are either anti-gun or politically left and they don't what themselves to be tied in with the likes of us.

 

So would they be considered in the closet A-Holes according to that one newspaper article?

[kwadz 11]

http://tax1.co.monmo...0&district=0200

 

If you can find out what county he lives in, you can narrow it down that way. otherwise, search all counties (select "all" under district")...

 

under name put "moran"