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Local cops did the right thing: https://www.fox29.com/news/police-to-new-jersey-gym-that-opened-in-defiance-of-order-have-a-good-day

"Well I reckon I'm right popular." Josey Wales

"Safety!" [a.k.a. control]

So you're saying "just the tip"?

all hail the king for his mercy

Depending on what your intention is...Run to Walmart in PA and take your choice.

Count Corvid is a main character on the new Murphy television show SezaMe Street.

While I don’t advocate the destruction of property, it would be a shame if something happened to that tower.

Great! Please lock my gate on the way out so the dog doesn't escape.

Have someone shine some fairly powerful flashlights at the camera...approach and disable. Once disabled, tow to nearest marsh and sink it.

We need more of our law enforcement brothers and sisters to step up!

Punts, like a bitch

Id love to get a Winchester M1 for my collection too. I just have a post war H&R (1955 i think).

Greenday was sitting at the bar, staring into his untouched beer. The bartender walked over and asked “What’s the problem, pal?” With a heavy sigh, Greenie explained, “My brother just told me that there’s a sperm bank in his neighborhood that pays $50 for a donation.” “Yeah, so?” asked the bartender. “Don’t you see?” Greenie cried. “I’ve let a fortune slip through my fingers!”

101.5 just reported that the police set up cameras and barricades at this gym, with those actions by the SS a good strategy would be for every business start to publicly announce that they are opening and force them to extend their resources across the state. wear them down.

Corn needs a certain " critical mass" if you will to properly polinate. Planting in squares is preferably to planting in long narrow rows, for example. I would do a 12x10 square now and do a second square a couple weeks later. The worst it can happen is that you will end up with a bunch of Halloween decorations.

I bet you’re popular in your neighborhood!

All the farms (agra and horse), and orchards around here have been developed. It's very sad. I'm growing it pretty much just for the hell of it. There's a good chance deer will decimate the crop. I dunno, maybe I'll find out what corn fed venison tastes like.

Targetsportsusa.com is always good

in Mosques.

Stewart’s in tuckerton fined by county’s China virus police. me translator

The gym owner was on Tucker Carlson's show a few days ago: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.foxnews.com/media/new-jersey-gym-reopening-enough-is-enough.amp Looks like a real American hero.

There is a open NJ Facebook group with a large following talking about showing up to support the gym.

From what I have seen on the interwebs, those 5G boxes burn up real good too. All that insulation they use makes them a tinder box. Super Soaker filled with gas, or so I have heard.

It'd be fun to try out a thermite reaction again so many years after chemistry class. If I remember correctly, you can just about burn a hole all the way to China.

Approach at night while wearing mask...toss can of paint on the solar charging panels.

....or somehow fell-over....

wish they would pronounce it right Bel mwaaar . Anyway I think this might be the case that starts the revolution and wakes up the brain dead in NJ. sue asshole murphy and force him to show scientific data why some businesses are allowed and others not.

Atilis Gym 363 West Browning Rd Bellmawr, New Jersey 08031 Not Belmar Are you going?

would really be a shame if that spy tower were to disappear...…..

If this is true, there should be reprisals.

Masks $10 +$3 shipping

I was thinking about this. So with this suit have we learned lessons from SCOTUS’s last case and included damages? I mean nobody has pro rated my membership dues. If any club did, no municipality has forgiven property taxes not utility bills. At a minimum the electric company bills you minimally even if you use nothing. Since it clearly has nothing to do with safety, mr Murphy needs to make us whole by restoring our rights, covering legal fees, and covering membership dues we could not benefit from. @Smokin .50

Got any old tires? The Brits turned the burning of speed and monitoring cameras into an art form. https://www.google.com/search?q=burning+gatsos+cameras&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwj897_uzLnpAhUHMt8KHUV2BCYQ2-cCegQIABAA&oq=burning+gatsos+cameras&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQA1CUSljZT2DQUGgAcAB4AIABlAGIAdIDkgEDNi4xmAEAoAEBqgELZ3dzLXdpei1pbWc&sclient=img&ei=yH_AXvzzGYfk_AbF7JGwAg&bih=938&biw=1920

It’s not vegetables, but it makes me happy. My irises just popped today. They are amazeballs!

Just pull it. It won't take that long. If you want, leave a couple nailed to a board, hanging by the roots as a warning to the others.

I agree with this 100%. To say "The fact is a law doesn't become unconstitutional until a court says it is." is simply not true. This would be akin to the Nuremburg Defense "Just following orders". A police officer should use judgement and experience to decide.

^^^^Pretty much sums it up! Every state "license to operate" has now left the realm of consumer protection (say a Barber that scalps you by accident), morphed, and has now been converted into Nazi "Papers" needed to avoid the rail cars (JAIL)! So the minor "Operations Tax" has morphed into a way to trace & PUNISH commercial enterprise!

This is very confusing to me. If a law is facially contrary to the Constitution that is what it is from the moment it is signed into law. When a court finds a law to be unconstitutional the people who have been pretending it is valid are finally forced to face the truth, but the law was unconstitutional all along. Any prior convictions under an unconstitutional law have to be nullified because the law used to convict was no law at all. For a law to be constitutional until it is reviewed by a court is crazy! For this to work, every single law would have to be reviewed and there is just not enough court time to do that. All public officials swear an oath to uphold the Constitution. If they make a mistake - OK fine, a court reviews and everybody learns from it. To decide not to even consider the Constitution is dereliction of that oath - for all officials at every level.

Here in NJ most gun owners are closeted candy-asses, afraid of their own shadow, afraid to put a NRA or other "gun sticker" on their vehicles for FEAR that someone may figure-out they're a gun owner! The candy-asses never show-up in a public forum to protest because the news media may be there and record their license plates and image for facial recognition. These same candy-asses are great at being Keyboard Commandos, and will always jump on new members of this forum (especially complete Noob gun owners) to admonish them to never put a sticker on their vehicles, lest they will get pulled-over for no reason and raped on the side of the road & left to DIE! It won't surprise me to learn that some here have such a bad case of Stockholm Syndrome that they'd join Murphy's Brown Shirts and dime-out families for picnicking in their own backyards w/o wearing FACE CONDOMS! Fighting for the 2nd Amendment means more than just joining as many 2A groups as you can. It means showing-up to help CHANGE THE NARRATIVE! And that requires coming OUT OF THE CLOSET! Rosey, VP Coalition of New Jersey Firearm Owners (CNJFO) https://www.cnjfo.com/news Here I am chatting with CNJFO member Cliff Toye (on right, holding sign w/ 2A). I'm wearing my "Thru in 22" Safety Vest, standing in front of the State House Annex on April 28th with a few hundred of my closest friends... Here's what the back of the vest looks like. From March 26th, 2019 Rally:

JC I was Virginia Educated a long time ago, and I know the position on 2A was always a thing in the Old Dominion. My first 4 guns were purchased there, with nothing more than my VA drivers License. You are on point with how the VCDL was created and that the NJ owners want an organization to to every thing for them. Success comes from the people not an organization. I pushed my mayor and my county to Sanctuary my county. I did it as a citizen and can't credit any group for any help. I call it the rebel within. Conflict develops character F Northam! .

Here in VA the VCDL (I am a member) informed people and groups organically in each county. They get the word out and people locally get together using Facebook and standing in front or stores and at festivals. The gun culture in VA is very strong. I wrote about this before that we had a county meeting to vote on our county becoming a 2A sanctuary county. The meeting location was moved to the county high school and thousands showed. A very large percentage of the population here cares and gets involved. In NJ people want others to organize for them and most of the time will not show up for things like protests and political meetings. I see too many posts about worrying about getting in trouble, having to work, etc. It appears that the 2A is simply just not a high enough of a priority for most people in NJ. Civil disobedience is not just for the left.

Not blaming "the cops", pointing out that the police are American, too, with all the rights and RESPONSIBILITIES of that title. Also, pointing out that this patriot that is doing the right thing and thinking the right way is now being penalized for shedding some light and being all American. It wasn't above his pay grade as NJ_SIG pointed out.

Contrary to what a lot of people think here, this is the attitude of most police. Cops are pounded with Constitutional Rights in the police academy. Most cops are not out there to screw with you. No matter what you may think. If the law said you were okay with carrying a bazooka in your car they'd be okay with that. Don't blame the cops. Blame the lawmakers.

I rarely envy anyone, but I do envy the people who live in free states and have enough land to have their own backyard ranges. Must be nice.

Yep- I finally have some time and now the ranges are closed.