JackDaWack

I will agree to disagree. Perspective is reality, and right now one of the leading arguments in this country is gun control, and is headed by liberals. Socialism is built around equality and decisions made by the people for the people. Some could argue that's good. However, rights become things that are "vote-able" and are no longer rights but rather rules and laws that can be changed and effectively eliminated if the people wanted to do so.. The hard part when talking to liberals and socialists is to understand exactly what direction they would like to take the country, I'm personally for conservatism but its not something i label myself, im not a conservative, i'm not shouting that the country should enslave blacks like it once did, I'm pro-choice, and the list can go on... but fundamentally i am for keeping the country the way our founding fathers "created" it. The sooner you realize that its not about politics, its not about sides or labels, its just about what you believe in and who you support, the better off you become. The saying goes, guilty by association, i do not associate myself with parties full of personal agendas..

Socialists don't believe in individual rights..... and it would seem neither does the left. Doesn't matter what the topic is, regulation seems to be key priority.

Hey Hey now let me know too!

It's all in how you read the statute, hollow points in NJ are illegal first and legal through exemption second. I'll give you a scenario, you get pulled over on the highway while driving to the range, hollow points are discovered. YOU have to explain that you fall under exemption in order to not be prosecuted. So in essence, an exemption is a get out of jail free card. Your source is the NJSP interpretation of the law, read the actual statute and you will get the picture.

what kinda ruger? 22/45 doesn't have the angle the target has. It might worth adding in that the angle comfort will be different with larger size calibers. Also, depending, the ruger grips are pretty slim compared to a 92fs. Glock has a similar angle but the grip itself is much wider. While i love my MKIII target, i also find my 92 to be very comfortable since the grip allows for me to get more skin on it with my off hand. Sounds like she likes the slim grip more then the angle of it.

I was gonna say the same thing, law just say's hollow points. If the bullet nose is not hollow then i fail to see anything suggesting it would need to fall under exemption.

OMG I TOTALLY FORGOT ABOUT THE CAT SILENCER!!!!!! :rofl: :rofl:

Also something to take into consideration is that people broke the law during the civil rights movement to bring light to how screwed up the country was. Intent plays a big role, maybe the big idea is more important but people will always recognize the intent. Did this guy have an illegal weapon to prove a point? I would stand behind that. Should we all buy collapsible stocks and fashion them in front of the court house? Remember the protesters were thrown in jail back then before any change took place.

If you want to be a public figure, and have people respect the work you do, you need have much better public speaking skills then this.... Like DUDE!!!... Ok, i say dude probably more often then i should, but its not at the beginning and ending of every sentence!!! I can take it for only so long... this guy needs to take a public speaking class lol, i'm serious, any respectable person would realize they sound like a moron, no matter how much effort and good information their getting across. This guy's public speaking skills are right on key with Paul Sr., Um yeah ya kno, umm the idear here was um ya kno umm to make it look like ummm yeah like ummm... Ok maybe hes not that bad buts it annoying.

postal 2 was pretty bad..... You start the game off with a shovel a can of fuel and a lighter, your main objective is to go out and buy milk.....

L.E.D. Halogen bulb.... EPIC FAIL.

Ehhh, i have more sympathy for people who lived in free America and come here unknowingly breaking the law, for someone who lives here and should know the law i have little sympathy for. You play with fire, you get burned. Anyone with a gun in NJ should be well aware of how the state operates under law. I built my AR so no one would be able to question anything legal/illegal about it in court. I understand the whole its a right not a privilege, but when you look at it from a regulated perspective, you must operate with in the regulations just like every other state.

I'm 25, been voting for years... my sibling who turned 18 could care less about voting...the youth is more out of touch with voting then anyone i know.

Whole hardheartedly agreed. But do we spend 60k+ a year on ditch diggers?

If you teach in a urban area, as an English teacher you have almost everything working against you. Households that don't even speak English, or maybe as a second language, and a community that's built around Ebonics. Same with Math. I never understood how you could blame the schools when the students go home at the end of the day and either plug in there video games or go out with there friends. English Math and almost every other subject need remedial studying, and not one thing a teacher does will make a student go home and study.... As for how they make it that far? you can thank no child left behind and the absurd way we classify special needs students. Oh little johnny has ADHD and a temper, he cannot study, so make the test easier for him. ( yes that is exactly how it works) If you compare the tests in the same class normal vs special needs, you will see that one test is challenging while the other is well just down right retarded easy, and they still fail them! I've seen a test go from 40 equations with 4 possible answers each, manipulated down to 20 questions with 2 possible answers each. Both tests given in the same class room and the same kids fail every time, while the same kids perform well every time. Some students legitimately have learning disabilities but making test easier does nothing to help them, and yes this is all NJ and Federal LAW, every school operates under these conditions within NJ. You want to eliminate waste? It cost on average every year about 60-80k per special needs child. You have an entire child study team + aid that gets paid. Schools which don't have the resources have to out-source the kids to other schools which have the resources and then have to pay for transportation. These numbers are true, and may even be lower then normal, I have taken them strait out of the Paterson district minutes.

I'm pretty sure every state has about the same percentage of waste graduating, i haven't seen any of the high school aptitude tests this year, but last year and the year before that the proficiency in most schools either stayed the same or went up significantly. NJ is in the top 5 for graduates going to college(march of 2011 declared the state as 3rd in the nation.

Under NJ law, your wife has zero accesses to your guns.

New Jersey awards diplomas to 87 percent of its high school students, making the state’s graduation rate the highest in the nation, an annual review released today shows. N.J. high school graduation rate is highest in the nation, review says http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2011/06/nj_high_school_graduation_rate.html I agree with what u said about the pensions, but i'm not sure where you got all the rest of those numbers from...

lol, and i just so happened to know where it is located....

ohhhhh i believe you, i don't even have to look. It's a joke what some of these people get paid when u think about what the kids are taking home at the end of the day. It's even worse when you work with these said people and all they do is complain. Personally, i can understand the arguments from both sides, but i do see a number of resourceful ways the state could save money and keep workers pay and benefits in check. There is a ton of waste in the system right now, but like others have said before the unions are pretty keen on keeping the waste around.. I just hope the states next move is to find better ways to reward the productive workers and deduct from the waste. This whole everyone is on the same level crap is total BS.

phys e.d. is a piss poor scape goat in this conversation. real subject matter teachers put in 1000x more work a year then a p.e. teacher. If P.E. was a successful class we wouldnt be the most obese country in the world. 90 thousand dollar a year teachers will be few and far in between in the future anyway, that was fixed with the 2% increase cap. if i want to make 100k by the time i retire i would have to work 35+ years and earn a doctorate. Again my biggest issue here is that everyone seems to blame the workers, if they didn't this wouldn't have happened. Are we really OK with the state paying less qualified people who will undoubtedly make your kids dumber, or would you rather have them fix the problem at the root cause? the problem was never what the workers were getting, it has always been about how the state conducted its business and that hasnt changed, which is what really should have. Let me put this into perspective, NJ teachers make average pay and benefits compared to the other 49 states, yet NJ spends the most out of all 49...where does the money go? cause it aint going to the workers. Let put something else into perspective, i went to private school and teachers sucked why? because they had no certification and couldn't even hack it in the public system. I struggled like all hell to get though college because no one prepared me, what a waste of money. I'd rather spend the money on something good then waste it on something sub par. Do you buy a 20,000 dollar honda that will get the job done? or do you buy a 2,000 dollar hooptie that will break down all the time and will end up needing more money to make run and piss poor at that.

Well if you guys are cool with having the least certified people teach your kids and do the rest of the public works with in NJ then i can say fine... But when NJ demands highly certified individuals and wants there pick of workers then too friggen bad. No one will want these jobs anymore, its plain and simple. The only people going into teaching from here on out will be the ones with minimum GPA's, the least expensive and probably least effective teacher prep programs, who can't cut it in the real world because guess what, just like all of you say its time to find a new job, all the smart ones that are good at their jobs will probably find better jobs in the private sector. Teaching will no longer be something people want to do, but rather are forced to do because they cant find work anywhere else... So every one bitches about how bad teachers are now, just wait... Again, just look at the math and science teachers here in NJ. You can find a job right out of a program, why? because when u go to school and get a degree in biology physics chemistry mathmatics the jobs in the public sector are better, and now the private sector is looking even better. Add the fact that most of these people earn advanced degrees or have already, it will be even easier to find jobs in the public sector.

There is no issue with not declaring if you have a weapon in the car. Even if an LEO asks, you are not required to declare any such weapons. You are however not allowed to lie about it.

Because NJ say's so....