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Levin's Liberty and Tyranny: A Conservative Manifesto is also a very good book, right up there with Men in Black. His more recent book, Ameritopia is interesting if you want to delve into the historical background for Left leaning/Progressive/Statist thought and the need to fundamentally force us into a progressive "utopia". In my opinion, sometimes Levin alienates himself from a potential audience. However, he is spot on just about most of the time. He can be a little condescending at times, and sometimes his sense of humor is a little different from the mainstream, but he is passionate. He is also quite a wealthy capitalist at this time. However, Levin is fabulous in teaching others how to identify the hidden agenda that the Democrat progressive party and its media continues to not so subtly anymore, force onto We the People. Levin was also one of the ones that early on identified the Alinsky tactics used by Obama and crew.

Levin is a true patriot and an inspiration! Thanks for bringing this to our attention, NJPilot. As an FYI... It is Article V (Roman Numeral five) of the US Constitution, not the 5th Amendment of the Bill of Rights. Also, he is going to be on Hannity, again, for a full hour on Friday night! Set your recorders. I actually met him in Washington at the Capital on Nov. 5th in 2009.

I just saw where cops out in California were following a tip and knocked on someone's door at night. No one answered, so they proceeded to climb through a window into the house and were confronted by two dogs, which they shot. I don't know the outcome of this, but it seems like it is a mistake on the part of the officers. I know that they don't need a warrant if they are in hot pursuit, but that doesn't seem to be the case here. And, yes, something seems off on this story. Enter, the warrior enforcement officer... Horrific Allegation: Couple Says Cops Climbed Through Window Without Warrant and Shot Their Dogs

Progressivism is a religion of mental illness. Those that pray to the liberal gods and the almighty State don't believe in personal responsibility and they ponder how anyone could be responsible enough to have a self protection tool and keep it safe? They believe that everybody's brains squirm like a toad as they hop around looking for a utopia to provide free and juicy flies for them.

This! Why didn't the mother take care of her 14-year-old son? WTFudge was the kid doing out at 3:00 AM? Kudos to that officer. He will most likely need a lot of support, as he had to shoot that boy, and because, I guess he was racially profiling the gun-wielding menace. Oh, wait, race wasn't mentioned. Well, throw it in, anyway. Imagine if a citizen, instead, took care of business and consequently saved the lives of innocents. And how did a 14-year-old boy get an illegal gun in an unconstitutional city where they are banned, huh, Mayor Bloomberg? Maybe if the boy was drinking a big gulp somewhere, this would not have happened. And, why would the progressives and the New York Slimes have an issue with this justified killing... late-term abortion? Clearly this boy was a thug (with a criminal background), or mentally ill, or perhaps on drugs. Maybe the boy had been defending himself when the officers stumbled upon him, but it's unlikely. Definitely a continued sign of the deteriorating culture and a bleeding nation.

Usually, I don't pay to go and see movies until after I am confident in the reviews. I thought Congo was pretty bad back in the 90s. I was also extremely disappointed with Cars II. I guess that's what happens when Disney gets involved with the production. Lastly, Star Wars Phantom Menace with Ja Ja Binks.

Let us know if they decide to sell this nice and broken in Glock.

I don't know if you were thinking about Russo's, but that is a really nice Italian place in North Wildwood.

In Wildwood, for fine dining and romance checkout Neil's Steak and Chowder House with its candles and charm, crab cakes and steak. And, you cannot go wrong with the Pacific Grill which is BYOB. For a view of the water, you can checkout the Boathouse, and the food is still very good. I like the Crab and Seafood Shack (for seafood) and the Dog Tooth Bar and Grill, as well. Little Italy and the Key West Cafe are also very good. I'd consider splurging and taking her to Cape May for dinner and then maybe to Sunset Beach. I like the Washington Inn in Cape May. The Sunset Dinner Cruise in Cape May might also be fun.

It is also much nicer to clean the take-down 10/22, and Hogue is going to be releasing an overmolded stock for it sometime within the next year, hopefully.

There is no telling what these sneaky politicians that don't have our best interests at heart would intend to do with a bill like this if it passed. The DMV could effectively control your FID with their unelected bureaucracy. It would allow for much taxation in the form of fees and fines, or anything else they could dream up and linked to the card. There could/would be rationing due to the limited resources of the State to process these renewals. The State could make it arduous for gun/ammo dealers, the police, the trainers to train the citizenry and implement the program. It could effectively stop online and private sales. Perhaps it can be scanned from afar, so when you enter a building or something it could be detected in your wallet. It would be costly, and with a state with severe financial problems it could be gutted, or the fees passed on to gun owners. It could be shut off for say not paying a parking ticket or something. There is no telling what the real reason for the implementation is, but it certainly won't do anything against crime, etc., and you will probably have to use your ID when getting Obamacare, which means that when your license and all it holds on it is scanned, those records will somehow make it into your healthcare file. And, when renewing, it would leave it open for the State to implement whatever hoops it would like you to hop through before you can renew. Yes, this will be a model for the nation all right. And, for those of you that purchase handguns, if you think it is going to change the current BS system for the better, you will realize the folly when you here "gotcha". Yes, the locals do overcharge, but they are trying to make ends meet in such a ridiculous system.

That is all well and good, except that what happens in NJ doesn't stay in NJ. My liberal aunt moved from NYC to a beautiful, suburban home in NJ. It had beautiful mature trees surrounding the property... dogwoods, maples, an Oak, etc. Once she got out in the country, she wasted no time cutting down all of the trees. And, then she started complaining about a shed on her neighbor's property that she had a much better view of because she removed all of her trees and shrubs. If you think that the Statists will stop at NJ's borders you are mistaken. That one-horse town police chief knows it too.

It doesn't make sense to me, either. Liberals and personal freedoms for the most part do not go together. Instead of peanut butter and jelly, it's kind of like peanut butter and tuna fish.

This... we need more anger... focused constructively!

In my estimation he could have been a little more reserved and expressed his anger in a slightly more meaningful fashion. I might have done it differently. I'm curious your reactions had he not been a police officer, if that would have changed anything. Would it have mattered if he had been wearing his uniform? Do you think he is a raving lunatic, or just a passionate individual that went to far? What do you think about a peace officer expressing his thoughts and emotions this way? Is it appropriate? After reading these comments, I don't know if it would really hurt the Second Amendment cause or not. It is far past the time to get angry, however, lets see how reserved and calm and logical has gotten the cause. The progressive Left is relentless and won't stop until toothpicks are licenced. Again, I thought he might have expressed more ideas, etc., sounded a little more intelligent, etc. had he chosen a different way. However, he expressed himself clearly. The fact that he did it twice and was calm and collected in the video shows he was in control of his actions and using that form of expression. It left no question in my mind of his feelings toward moron Kerry's statist/globalist, unlawful approach and how he felt about the UN's involved in the US. I will also say, though, that after reading some of your posts, and posts from other threads, images of girly men, neutered by the State of NJ, that comes to my mind, also.

It looks like they disabled the "contact us" link on their website.

The problem is the breakdown of the family structure. But, in many ways, that has been promoted by the liberal progressives that believe that they can do a better job than the parents. So, for the past 100 years they have purposefully tried to destroy the family unit so that it can be replaced by the State. We have worked ourselves into and have accumulated so much debt and expected so much materialism that it takes two parents to work to make ends meet, especially when they have to foot the bill for all of the single-parent families that cannot make it in this new world with chains. And, again that is partially by design from the ever-present ruling class. If the parents cannot supervise their children during the day, then the State will have to do it. Throw in a little entitlement and a twist of no accountability and no responsibility for actions and top it off with a feel good, an "F" is just fine, mentality (as long as you tried), and, well, you can see what the children of that generation are like, a Molotov coctail.

Planet of the Progressive Utopia

I don't support Dick's, as that company does not support 2nd Amendment rights.

Just to keep it out of the hands of the private citizen. Oh, wait, that would be tin-hat-ful, huh?

On a budget, I would rather have a newer .357 revolver. On a budget, you cannot beat a Taurus 66 or 85. Or, maybe you will get lucky and find a Ruger Six Series for about $500, Still there is an understated pleasure in the older models.

I hope you don't mind... I sent Christie an Email and told him we are having an all-you-can-eat buffet and that Barry was attending the screening. JK... I would sure like to attend.

I'm surprised those shipdits are actually following the law.

Smith 625. I would check out the FNP 45.

I would avoid teh FNX40. It is just not a mainstream gun and there must be a reason why. I would get an M&P 40 if I wanted something in .40 and was a big fan of the S&W M&P 9. P-01 might be hard to find. Do you want to expand to .45 ACP... and get a 1911? M&P 45 is awesome as well. You might want to consider a SP101 in .357. That would be somewhat of a carry gun, over the GP100 and would have the same feeling as your SP101 in .22LR. Your decision would also be based on availability. If you are able to carry, then consider a compact or subcompact 9mm. I would check out a S&W M&P Shield or an XDS 9. To my thinking, though, you need a Glock.