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  1. This state makes everything so miserable.
  2. She won’t be mopping floors. She will wind up on a stripper pole.
  3. Bruen clearly calls out, for example, that the ‘island of Manhattan can’t be called a ‘sensitive area’ simply because it’s crowded’. By the same token, most of NJ cannot be called a sensitive area, simply because some legislators aren’t comfortable with having firearms ‘near them’. Fuck that. I imagine, like most other states, polling places, large venues (such as a pro sports, or concert venue), schools, and govt buildings will be held as sensitive areas. That I can see. Making everywhere but your own yard an exclusion zone ain’t gonna fly.
  4. What a fkn nanny state. Cant invent rules,, laws, regulations fast enough in all aspects of life. Run don't walk..
  5. Bought 3 of them for all 3 of my listed guns (when i finally get the call!) and now wont be able to use em?! Fkn bullchit....
  6. Even worse, his statements (and the whole bill) show a profound (and perhaps purposeful?) ignorance of the realities of crime. How can someone who knows so little about crime be the sponsor of a bill like this? I could show you dozens of crime studies, all from credible sources - Fed, State, universities - and they ALL will show the same damn thing - ex-felons are committing on average about 70% of gun crimes (and other serious crimes too), then the 2nd largest group (another 15-20+% depending on the study) are people who also did something wrong previously (either they had a string of misdemeanors, or they got the gun illegally, etc.). Legal gun owners contribute a scant amount to crime - that's just a fact - most studies show that group to be in the single digits in terms of contributing to crime. They are statistically a non-issue. A bill like this one also conveniently ignores that defensive gun uses in this country are measured (at minimum) in the hundreds of thousands, with some studies showing them to be in the millions. So, when a nimrod politician like this is talking about what makes him feel "comfortable" - well, it just about makes my head explode. He's operating from a position of pure ignorance. The reality is that a law like this will have either zero (or a negligible) effect of lowering crime, but what it WILL do is create more victims because they weren't allowed the means to protect themselves. What a pompous little fool this man is.
  7. What is that? Biscuits and gravy?
  8. I'll put 2 small screws and a fuckin' rubber band.
  9. yea i know, that's why i'm torn on it. my basic premise is that if i trust you to walk amongst me and those i love then i can trust you with a firearm. if i can't trust you with a firearm, then i need to know why you're not still in prison. not you personally, but you get the point.....
  10. Looks like AOC, Maybe in her future once they realize she's a fake.
  11. Sure, shoot me your info and when you want to grab the AK mags
  12. In the videos, the bill's sponsor is asked repeatedly, "So where can people carry weapons?" To which he replies, "I wouldn't feel comfortable having people carrying here, and I wouldn't feel comfortable having people carrying weapons there." Well, excuse me, but F his comfort! He is in the legislature representing us to protect and defend the Constitution, not to make himself feel more comfortable.
  13. I emailed the Court clerk Kimberly Nye for my GP# was given my # and received Date PD mailed out my packet on 9/22
  14. So they are knowingly violating the civil rights of hundreds of thousands and they can't be held accountable? countless public officials have been convicted of this, Derek Chauvin was convicted of violating someones civil rights, He was a public official I think its one thing when an unconstitutional law is overturned or an injunction is put in place but to knowingly pass one in my opinion is a crime. Just as the anti-americans are trying to find every loophole to circumvent the constitution WE should be doing the same to have them charged. Did any democrat legislatures/governors in NJ that own guns answer yes to question 28 and FID/CCW permit denied, Do investigators check their legislative voting records to see if they voted to deny anyone their rights and charge them with making a false statement? "(28) Are you presently, or have you ever been a member of any organization which advocates or approves the commission of acts of force and violence, either to overthrow the Government of the United States or of this State, or which seeks to deny others their rights under the Constitution of either the United States or the State of New Jersey? If yes, list name and address of organization(s)."
  15. We arrived back in NJ yesterday for a weekend visit. First thing on wife’s agenda was the LampPost Diner in Clementon for a PEC sandwich. She’s happy now.
  16. Safariland 575 https://safariland.com/products/model-575-iwb-gls-pro-fit-holster-model_575
  17. Not Accurate info!!!!! My town does not have a post office. We use a neighboring towns post office, zip code, and town name on documents. That is whats on my drivers license, and all my mail, documents, etc etc... But it is two entirely seperate towns, seperate government, and seperate police! And both have municipalities have their own unque and different ORI numbers! OP needs to know exactly what town he lives in; not his mailing address listed town.
  18. My neighbor doesn't plan on following any of these unconstitutional restrictions. Just saying.
  19. Asm. Joe Danielsen is showing himself to be quite the dictatorial arsehole. Maybe he's vying to be Gov. Gopher's running mate in '24? Edited to add: Personal and Career Information Education: A.S. Middlesex County College (Marketing, Art and Design) B.A. Rutgers University (Visual Arts) Occupation: Owner, Network Blade L.L.C. Legislative Service •General Assembly 2014-present, Deputy Whip 2020-present So it appears that he has a degree in Smoke & Mirrors with a concentration in Bullshit.
  20. I don't think everyone HAS to go through the process, but if you're even remotely interested in carrying then I think you should do so as soon as possible. The more people who go through the process NOW, the better. It forces local/state PD's and court systems to recognize that the law has changed and they must issue. It forces them to make processing carry permits as part of their "business as usual" activities. Yes, the legislature will act like spoiled children and do everything they can to cock-block things, but eventually they will lose because of Bruen. If everyone said "screw it...I'll wait until things are perfect" there would be zero progress and change wouldn't happen. I'm just about at 90 days in and I don't have a permit, but I'm pressing my local PD and they just advised that my application is "with the court". I have no illusions that I'll have the permit soon, but I've waited 50 years, so i'm not in a hurry. Once i get it I understand that it will take several months/years for the stupid restrictions to go away in court challenges, but that's come with being part of the change process. I encourage you and everyone else on the fence to get on board now. Someone previously reminded us that Rome wasn't built in a day...
  21. It's a special bank which stores sunlight so you can use solar panels at night.
  22. To leftists/commies we are the criminals, so to them these bills do affect "criminals".
  23. i've said it before and i'll say it again. the only way to stop madness like this is to pass an amendment that hold lawmakers personally liable for legal fees resulting from laws they sponsor which are ruled unconstitutional. as it stands now, these ppl across the nation (but especially in ny ca and nj) pass any outlandish law they want knowing full well it won't pass scrutiny. they don't care though, because there are no repercussions for them. change that
  24. You're not suppose to question this. For the first time, people can get a CCW in NJ. You should just accept it. They can now CCW from their front door to their mailbox, and back. This is a win for gun owners, right?

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