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mipafox

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  1. Yes, it was procedural, and yes it can be done again. It will come with a political cost. They may need it to get rid of Obamacare and may not have the balls to do it twice. Rights are innate. Powers are delegated by the People on a temporary basis. Your #3 answered your #2 question. The court has "incorporated" most of the Bill of Rights against the States, a power they do not have, to include the 2A. And, as you noted, the federal government does whatever they want. So any remaining questions in #2 are not very important when it comes down to it.
  2. Screw that. Obamacare wasn't passed with 60 votes. Ram it down their throats. States have no rights. They only have powers. The federal government has limited their own powers to what is Constitutionally dictated only when it suited them. It's simply a piece of paper they ignore. 95% of federal laws are illegal. The only purpose our Constitution serves in this lawless system of government is to inspire the People to fight back.
  3. Holy crap. I think that might be reaching too far and make it harder to pass. But if it goes through, it's the whole enchilada. But I also wonder if it makes it more susceptible to legal challenge.
  4. Pfft. In your dreams about me. Taylor Ham is superior, though.
  5. Pork Roll is for Commies and Dutchies. Which are you?
  6. Taylor Ham, Bitches! Taylor Ham.
  7. You'll just get more injuries IMO. They are already pushing it to the limit.
  8. The license is good until it expires or is revoked. Whether you move or not. That being said, it is the Sheriff's duty to revoke your license if he learns you no longer qualify for it (such as living in Jersey). And it doesn't matter whether or not you get his letter or he knows where to send it. Not sure how he would find out, maybe a police incident and they narc on you. Under the law it is assumed you would be OK for that day (until he revokes it), but in reality there is no way of knowing what a judge will do if charges are pressed. Some counties want a voter registration card, some allow another document to prove you live at the address, some might not ask for anything. I am assuming all ask for Driver's License. There must be a way around that, but I am sure it raises all kinds of red flags. PA law requires you to notify DOT and get a new driver's license within 15 days of moving. Not sure if those penalties follow you back to Jersey, or if Jersey will notify PA because you used a PA driver's license to egt your NJ license. I believe PA LTCF is attached to DL now, so there is another way you could get snagged by DOT or by a cop if anybody cares or is checking.
  9. Tomorrow is the Hairy Moon. I'll get a pic and post it.
  10. Nothing but Kling-ons at that place.
  11. I'd bet wild card keeps ratings up towards end of the season. More fans think their team has a shot, even after some divisions are locked up.
  12. I read you need a scope, but it's coming back closer soon. Supposed to be a lot of comets this year, keep checking.
  13. What about pellet guns .38 caliber and greater? It does not say only paintball anywhere in the definition.
  14. 2C:39-1. Definitions. The following definitions apply to this chapter and to chapter 58: g. “Firearm silencer” means any instrument, attachment, weapon or appliance for causing the firing of any gun, revolver, pistol or other firearm to be silent, or intended to lessen or muffle the noise of the firing of any gun, revolver, pistol or other firearm. http://www.newjerseygunlawyers.com/definitions-weapons-nj-2c39-1/ I think it may be legal.
  15. Not sure if I am reading this right but it sounds like airguns of .38 caliber and larger would not be considered firearms. If that is the case, what is the NJ definition of a silencer? Does it have to be for a firearm? Because, if so, then integral silencers on airguns of .38 caliber and larger may also be legal.
  16. Your cell phone can already do that, even when it's "off." Meh, looks like I'm a little late.
  17. You don't let your kids go outside?
  18. You are already safe. The entire state is covered by the Safe Act. I have read more than once that spray is only legal there if purchased there. People may want to check the laws, I never have.
  19. I've seen them at sick low prices. But I have so many different types of FA .22, plus Glock conversion, I just can't bring myself to buy something else. Once HK gets pissed again and they are gone for good I will probably want one
  20. The decent clones are expensive. A friend of mine has two brands, both suppressed.
  21. Interesting. I'd still keep him if it was an option. None of that bothers me too much except item 2. But I'm sure many of you know Jersey has a long tradition of making large sums of money disappear. Would have hoped he would have stayed on top of it, but bailing against the tide is tough and I don't know the whole story.
  22. PA dropped New Hampshire. Not sure what is up... ...
  23. Test taking strategy. Din do nuffin.

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