45Doll

Well this is timely. I posted it here instead of the new thread. I figured I'd spare him. "NJ's best Taylor ham / pork roll sandwiches" Even NJ.com can't draw a line. Of course the story is clickbait.

You might find this paragraph from my PA attorney interesting, referring to my post above: "I’ve argued that since ERPO’s started being discussed - and more importantly, the fact that we ALREADY have that exact form of treatment in place in every state. In PA, it is our Mental Health Procedures Act that allows a person to be brought in, evaluated, and kept within the hospital until he/she is cleared, where they cannot have possession of any firearms or any other things that constitute weapons. Thus, ERPOs are truly and solely designed to be gun confiscation orders." Emphasis mine.

Yes. Same email.

And with that, Pork Roll is eclipsed.

At the half it's still pork roll by a length!

At the quarter mile it's pork roll by a length... New to NJ: This is what we do when we're not bitching about gun control.

OK, so if Red Flag laws can trigger firearm confiscation because someone is 'unstable', 'dangerous', 'mentally ill', 'threatening' etc., then why don't these laws also trigger some kind of treatment or at least and examination for that individual? Perhaps they should. Note: I was advised this morning that my PA attorney will be arguing exactly this point at the Harrisburg hearings later this month.

Aaaaaaaannnnnnnndddd.... they're off!

Good. The shakes are gone.

Of course not. I go there to counter the BS they post, pointless as that might be. When I get the vapors, digital venting does occasionally help.

Thanks for that trigger warning.

I refresh the page three or four times to bring up that option. I'll have to try your way to see if it's faster than refresh.

This is hilarious. Today NJ.com puts up a story titled "N.J. fines company $1M for backing NRA insurance program". The lead paragraph says: "An insurance company that was backing a National Rifle Association-sponsored program has agreed to pay a $1 million fine for allowing the gun organization to market a product in N.J. that “encourages firearms use,” the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance announced Thursday." Got that? OK, now read the entire story. Then go and read the comments to discover the truth, if you didn't grasp it already. And even if you did, read the comments anyway. They're hilarious. I think that when Pravda passed its hay day some of their writers wound up in NJ.

That's nice. When we buy firearms in PA and the PICS supervisor comes on the line (because many of the front line people don't know the facts) they demand our DL numbers. They put our LTCF numbers in the PA ID block, but our NJ DL numbers go on the forms margins. Conclude what you want.

No, it's not 'bullshit'. If you don't drive a car then you get a state issued photo ID card. And if you have a driver's license in any state you can't get that ID card.

PICS will still want your DL, NJ or otherwise, to do the background check. The DL number is one of the keys. Even a resident LTCF is not sufficient.

Three pics I got for cat and dog fans:

Here is the best article on Red Flag laws I've seen yet courtesy of American Spectator: Red Flag Laws Are Lethal Lefist Weapons

If you own the home at the PA address you reference, and can prove it with tax documents and utility bills, you don't rent it out and you do periodically reside there, then your PA gun shop is wrong. Simply ask the FFL to call PICS and tell PICS they have a dual state resident and they have seen the tax and utility bills. Then your FFL will learn something.

Americans are nothing if not resourceful. Thanks for that post.

What a happy, carefree looking child.

The latest Democrat Party Magazine cover:

I think that used the same computer data and modeling as climate change enthusiasts.

Hahahahahaha! Maybe if someone drops a dime on Sweeney, Greenwald or Weinberg.

And these Red Flag laws may be worse than you think. For example: "Plus, the FBI has just recently stated that if you believe in “conspiracy theories,” you are a “domestic terrorist threat.” That statement is from an FBI intelligence bulletin from the bureau’s Phoenix field office, dated May 30, 2019. That FBI designation alone could very easily precipitate a “red flag” gun confiscation order being rendered against you."