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Not entirely sure how that is relevant to the discussion at hand. Under 18th and early 19th century law, slavery was a legally recognized institution.

If you do not have the 'legal' right, YOU DO NOR HAVE THE RIGHT. We do not get to pick and chose when we like the Constitution to apply and when we do not.

WBC protests the military (gov't) and their religious views towards gays. I'm glad we agree. I DO NOT support the content or manner in which the WBC goes about thier business, nut nonetheless I, nor anyone else, have the right to prevent them from doing so.

Actually its exactly what they had in mind. The point of the 1st is to prohibit the gov't from censoring those with opinions that diverge from the status quo.

Not if I worked in a place where I had no expectation of privacy and was on public property. I wouldn't call the police on you for taping me, I would call the police on you for tresspassing when you refused to leave voluntarily.

I'm hoping you're being sarcastic, but in case you aren't... Yes, carrying a BB/pellet gun (pistol or rifle) outside the exemptions is a third degree crime.

Won't touch cigarettes, I think they smell horrible, don't want to get addicted, and they are far worse than cigars for your health. I do smoke cigars on occasion however, they smell completely different and taste pretty good.

Grand jury doesn't do trials. If you get selected you get to hear the prosecutor say why he/she is a horrible person and all the evidence against them and then you get to decide if he/she should be indicted or not.

Lethal force is lethal force is lethal force. If you are justified in hitting the bad guy in the head with a tire iron, you are justified in stabbing him with a knife. If you can stab him, you can run him over with your car. If you can run him over with your car you can strangle him. If you can strangle him you can shoot him with a .22lr LRN. If you can shoot him with a .22 you can shoot him with a 10mm HP. If you can shoot him with a 10mm, you can shoot him with a .50BMG. It doesn't matter, either way all the situations above are lethal force and equal under the law.

The one in Blackwood right when you get off of 42 did that. PD told me you have to be stopped for 5 seconds for right on red or you didn't stop long enough, judge threw it out.

But we deserve to be properly compensated for our time and effort. I live about 20 minutes from the Camden County courthouse, $5 doesn't cover the gas to get there and back, let alone the day of wages I will lose. Thankfuilly I didn't have to go when I was called.

Is it handwritten or typed? If typed, just run it through some OCR software, if handwritten but printed and somewhat neat try it anyway, might work and is much easier than typing it all.

It only passed the House, it hasn't even been on the floor yet in the Senate unless I've missed something.

He was arrested, he will always be arrested. An arrest record won't disqualify you from anything though, for certain things where it asks "have you ever been arrested," not "have you ever been convicted," it needs to be disclosed. If he applies for a LEO position in 10 years and tells them he was arrested when he was 14 for taking a paintball gun to school, they aren't going to care. If you don't disclose, they start to care, and usually drop your application in the trash can because there are 10,000 other applicants that didn't lie to them.

Unlawful possession of a weapon? OK, I can see how maybe you could articulate that the paintball gun is a "weapon." Unlawful possession of a handgun? Unless he had a gun in his backpack does this prosecutor even read the damn law? Paintballs are larger than 3/8" diameter, therefore a paintball gun is not a firearm. Not a firearm, not a handgun...

If the cylinder failed perhaps pieces of it breached the case and the flame from the initial round ignited the now exposed powder?

Wasn't part of the issue though that the US Gov't maintained they were leased rifles and therefore property of the US Gov't, and South Korea said they were given to them and were going to sell them?

You mean the busses that come once an hour and if you want to transfer you go to Walter Rand in Camden? PATCO that goes a whole 30 miles into NJ? The River Line with no express service that runs from Camden to Trenton? If I want to take public transit from my house to NYC, I need to walk ~1.5 miles to the PATCO station, take PATCO to 8th & Market. Transfer to SEPTA Market St to 30th St station. Transfer to AMTRAK/NJ Transit to NYC. Or I can take PATCO to Lindenwald, transfer to NJ Transit to AC. AMTRAK from AC to NYC. Or I can drive 45 minutes to Hamilton and get on NJ Transit there...

The CLOSEST White Castle to me is in Toms River, over an hour away...

White Castle? Must be a north jersey thing, never seen one in my life.

While I was teaching myself to shoot with both eyes I found that if I started to notice the double vision, I would close my left eye for a second, and it would be gone when I opened it back up.

It will not work at Staples, they can just type the number in though.

Indoors I use foam plugs + earmuffs. Outdoors I just use muffs.

There is no law in PA that "permits" you to have your weapons there. There is no law in PA that FORBIDS you to have weapons there. There is a federal law that protects you if you are stopped with weapons while traveling from somewhere you can have them to somewhere else you can have them, provided you follow certain procedures. NJ and PA gun laws are written entirely opposite of each other. NJ it's illegal unless... PA its legal unless...

Hollowpoint ammo is f(1), AP is f(2), g(2) a. only exempts f(1), not f (2). You can have no more than 3 of each "distinctive variation" (headstamp, design, composition or color) of AP ammo, provided you have a C&R.