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How hard is it to incorporate a club? For a couple hundred bucks anyone could probably get two friends together and form a 501c3

God bless him. Sounds like Clint in Gran Torino. Back in the days of my youthful indiscretion, I did illegal things transporting, storing and carrying guns in NJ that would turn your hair white. It was no one's business but mine. No one ever knew, no one was ever harmed. I expect in any given day that I break 5-10 laws. Some day I will fully adopt your dad's philosophy. They can't arrest us all.

The "shouting fire in a theater" vs the second amendment analogy is currently pretty weak as anti-2a people currently use it. A better analogy would be to say that we should require everyone's mouth to be sutured shut before entering a theater to prevent them from being able to shout "fire."

Does anyone know of any potential consequences of writing to a supreme court justice and telling them in a polite, non-threatening manner that they are cowards and traitors to their oath? Can something like this land you in a federal pen for "contempt of court?" I certainly have nothing but contempt for them now.

Stock items to hide in my bunker so that when the gravy train finally runs out and all the liberals starve to death I will be able to start over. I used to be a pretty community oriented person, but I don't care any more. Eff my neighbors who support this foolishness.

Maksim, I appreciate your words to bring balance to a complex situation that I do not really understand well. But I am not sure what you mean by this. Should Mexico be able to invade Texas if they get the impression we are not treating their illegal immigrants well?

Just ban life. We should all sit at home, have everything we need delivered from Amazon, and watch television.

Of course registration leads to confiscation. Why else would they be interested in registration at all? For "statistical purposes"?

If you decide to read their crap, be sure to smack your head against the wall first until you are in a near-zombie state.

"Hey Boris, are we almost finished? I have to get my kid's shin pads back to him for baseball practice this afternoon."

If I ran the electric chair, the only time it would be turned off would be so it could cool off once in a while...

I guess maybe what I intended to ask was more along the lines of: how much worse do they think it can get until people start to take action? I don't think I have ever knowingly infringed on another's rights or happiness, but I have broken a ton of laws in my life. As things become more oppressive, I find that I might suddenly develop a lot more latitude in deciding which laws I am willing to ignore.

He can keep the full-auto. I'm just jealous of the adjustable stock.

I said it in another thread, and I was dead serious. We should talk secession. There is a large block of primarily republican counties that abut PA and that have nothing in common with NJ's liberal urban areas. I say let us all part friends and go our ways. Would it ever really happen? I doubt it. But I would love to send the message to Trenton that Sussex, Morris, Warren, Somerset and maybe Hunterdon are ready to pop smoke. It is happening in California: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/09/25/another-california-county-votes-to-secede-from-state/ Per Wikipedia, South Jersey once had an interest in bailing: Statehood movement[edit] Albert Freeman, a Mount Holly newspaper publisher and editor,[35] wrote an editorial calling for secession. Freeman had originally meant the proposal as a joke, but the idea gained momentum. On April 23, 1980, the town council of Egg Harbor voted to support the creation of a new state of South Jersey.[36] The statehood movement was an attempt to gain the attention of state lawmakers, centering on issues such as the construction of the Meadowlands Complex in the north while the State refused to support the Garden State Park Racetrack in the south.[37] A non-binding referendum was presented to six counties on Election Day in 1980 (with the exclusion of Camden and Gloucester counties). 51 percent of voters declared that they wanted to secede and establish a new state; Ocean was the only southern county (of 6 that had the question on ballots) to defeat the referendum.[38] Why would any rational person want to be associated with the financial cesspit that NJ is? Let's get out.

This being the case, shouldn't we be in a state of armed resistance already? How much more can they possibly encroach? By quartering troops in our homes?

In the good old days, this would have gotten rubber banded around a brick and heaved through someone's living room window in the wee hours of the morning. Sigh. How I long for those simpler times...

There are a lot of overworked people in this world. I don't usually count judges among them.

Doesn't a P2P have a place on it to record the FID number?

Just get a better garbage can. They will go bother your neighbors instead.

Did you see the disclaimer at the bottom of the rapid safe page? "Do not store loaded firearms in any safe." WTF?

Hypothetically, you have made the world a better place.

Easy fellas. I saw a movie once that started like this...

Maybe if they don't sell you the watch, they can market it as a paperweight.

No. 95.66% (5,958 votes) Yes. 4.14% (258 votes) I don't know. 0.19% (12 votes) Total Votes: 6,228

Don't you remember that time Obi Wan and Luke had to go to Bridgeport?