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Some sources report around 250,000 rounds spent for every insurgent killed in Iraq. If Homeland Security uses the same trianing methods, they will need all that ammo to drive us all to the Gulags...

Headline: "Local Madman Advocates for Killing Machines"

The time for civility is gone. Legislators need to be afraid. Afraid of the people and the consequences of their actions.

Not a lawyer, but I have been told by more than one that it is legal in NJ to record without everyone's consent.

Best part is, either way he will run for president in the next 20 years and will probably win.

I guess you reckon being eloquent and polite has served us so well through the years? Hear this liberal media: A civil war is coming. It is being forced upon us by your liberal buddy legislators. If you do not immediately leave our civil rights alone, you will see the saddest days since the 1860s. The blood is on your hands.

Best. Reference. EVER.

Most people who know me would be shocked into thinking, "Wow, I can't believe that such a patriotic, upstanding citizen would harbor such thoughts. Maybe something really is wrong with our country."

I am hoping that (at least) 80% of this board would simply say, "No, I refuse to comply, I refuse to register, I refuse to turn anything in." People who do so will wake up one day and be a felon. I would be very happy for the media to try to portray me as a "gun nut." They would be shocked someone with my background even owns firearms. I have documented thousands of hours as a volunteer first responder and my criminal history consists of being pulled over for a burned out light literally 30 years ago. Yet I am the person the dems are worried about.

I never thought anyone would make me look like a LEO lover!

I don't think I would ever sell anything in this climate until I see how things shake out.

If you turn your guns in a gun buyback program, how are they tracked? I'm sure the serial numbers are in someone's database somewhere. I turned all mine in some time ago, but I can't remember which state, and I seem to have lost the receipt when I moved.

If not now, then when? If compromise is over, resistance remains. If things continue at their current rate and speed, I would wager 80% of the population of this board will be felons in one way or another. These laws all pass and in 4 months four LEOs show up at your door and say they are taking everything. You choices will be to: a. comply b. peacefully say no, go to jail and they tear apart your house searching c. resist using all the means in your power

I'm not saying we should willingingly give up anything. But lets have a day in the statehouse where the committee needs to hear testimony on 25 pro-2A bills.

We can work this against them. As they start to pass some of this shite, we have to start arguing, "Great, your screening process is now so excellent and secure there is no reson not to allow people who pass it to carry." "Sinnce 10 round magazine are so safe and prevent mayhem, there is no reason not to allow people to carry." Etc...

Doesn't look like any that will hurt them yet, but hopefully an avalanche starts.

Until they give us the final "F you" and these laws are signed, there is time for compromise. Liberals always talk about compromise, finding common ground, etc. Give them one last chance to prove themselves liars before armed insurrection.

If Barry Hussein Obama is worthy of a Nobel prize, everyone should have some kind of award.

In looking at the flurry of laws the antis have come up with, we need to find opportunity. We need to find willing legislators who will wheel and deal on our behalf. For example: -Should we be willing to accept a 10 round magazine limit if NJ became a "shall issue" state? If this were to succeed we could likely demonstrate that in a few years crime did not dramatically rise, so there is no reason for the 10 round limit. -Should we be willing to accept photo ID FID if we can force the state to alter the process? Since we will now have a "cadillac" background check, we should become "shall issue," pistol purchase permits will no longer be required, and NJ will get rid of its stupid paper process and use NICS the same way everyone else does. I am not saying I am in favor of any of the bills currently up for consideration. But the fact is, some of them will be passed and we should find a way to ride their coattails. We need to find someone (McHose) that will sponsor some of these things and put the other side on the defensive. We are always knocked on our heels and we need to now attack. Hard.

The govenment knows epic bad times are on the way. Maybe not in a year, but 5 or 10. They will spend that time disarming the willing. Then when the collapse finally comes, all of the "resources" Homeland Security is currently stockpiling will be used to disarm the unwilling. America was an interesting experiment while it lasted. If it had been run by men with intellect and honsety, it might have lasted forever.

Looks good. Hope the d-bags have the stones to print it.

Doesn't anyone know a good hacker? It is time to go Alinsky on these d-bags....

It's no secret. America is well along the road to economic collapse. Our present course can have no other logical outcome. If you are a legislator overseeing a collapsing society, would you rather the populace be armed or unarmed? Especially when the blame for that collapse can be placed at your feet due to corruption, avarice and stupidity.

If I am reading this properly, if a guy breaks into your house and you point your gun at him, the best thing to do under NJ law is to give it to him if he asks you for it...

Let's keep on the topic of prick Cryan. He is public enemy #1. We need to do everything possible within the bounds of the law to make his life miserable. He needs to despise getting out of bed in the morning.