Downtownv

I think some of you are over thinking this.

no, they are not.

John is a member on this forum...

N.J. Threat Assessment Riddled With Extreme Bias By John Petrolino | 8:29 AM | March 25, 2024 I'm guessing everyone on this site woud be an exremist, rather than an enthusiest read it here: https://bearingarms.com/john-petrolino/2024/03/25/nj-threat-assessment-riddled-with-extreme-bias-n1224308?utm_source=badaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl&bcid=00ea90fbf351bbfd29c96affd26f2dca49954a466ec9e3e8139f308bd8a1cb93

I call this all total Bullshit and i wrote to the author. Knife laws can be complicated and vary significantly from state to state. New Jersey has particularly complex and restrictive knife laws, making it essential for residents and visitors to understand their rights and the potential legal consequences of carrying certain types of knives. New Jersey’s knife laws are designed to curb weapon-related violence and promote public safety. However, these laws can also be confusing for law-abiding citizens who use knives for everyday tasks, outdoor activities, or self-defense. Knowing your rights and understanding the nuances of these laws is crucial to avoid potential legal trouble. More here: https://agadari.com/understanding-your-knife-rights-in-new-jersey/ Now why is this all Moot? BRUEN. Period.

By John Petrolino The Attorney General’s office did not comment, so I followed up Monday night, and again Wednesday March 20th. I stated to Platkin’s office that I’d be happy to wait for a comment, but if there’s no comment, to let me know. Platkin’s office replied with, “Thanks for your email. The office declines to comment,” from an unsigned individual. Platkin’s office is now aware of this issue. Getting the information that more than half of the denials are based on practices that go against several U.S. Supreme Court opinions should be an eye opener to the executive branch in New Jersey. It’s the attorney general’s duty to only execute sound law and has issued policy letters and guidelines in the past clarifying the state’s position on bad law. What Platkin’s office is planning on doing about issuing authorities upholding a provision of the law that’s clearly a violation of civil liberties per Heller, Buren, et.al. is not known. Considering this data is new to everyone, we can only speculate that after this topic is fully explored, these illegal denials will be remedied swiftly by Platkin’s office. Full article Here: https://bearingarms.com/john-petrolino/2024/03/21/data-shows-majority-of-nj-carry-permit-denials-based-on-verboten-subjective-standard-n1224269?utm_source=badaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl&bcid=00ea90fbf351bbfd29c96affd26f2dca49954a466ec9e3e8139f308bd8a1cb93 Full article here:

Today on NJ 101.5 https://nj1015.com/when-can-you-use-gun-in-new-jersey/

Intentionally Vague!

N.J. Attorney General Releases Data on Permits to Carry; Proves Us Right! By John Petrolino | 10:01 AM | March 15, 2024 https://bearingarms.com/john-petrolino/2024/03/15/nj-attorney-general-releases-data-on-permits-to-carry-proves-us-right-n1224199?utm_source=badaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl&bcid=00ea90fbf351bbfd29c96affd26f2dca49954a466ec9e3e8139f308bd8a1cb93 As always, John provides us with an excellent article, this one showing the twatwaffles of Trenton wrong again. The award for the most inaccurate goes to Colonel Callaghan of the New Jersey state police. A typical bureaucrat.

Today our hideous governor is urging all businesses in the state of New Jersey to post a sign no firearms allowed in his best effort to contradict the Bruen decision. What a genuine piece of shit. I would suggest all businesses that follow his strongly worded advice to instead put a sign up. There are no firearms here. All criminals are welcome and have.it.

I'll just put this out there for you guys to weigh in on https://mocobizscene.com/us-news/understanding-new-jersey-stand-your-ground-laws-what-you-need-to-know

"We The People" are lots of small fish vs the Great White is our Tyrannical corrupt government. Kabeesh?

TRENTON

I believe she solved her problem. She married a Navy Seal. She no longer needs to carry anything.

What about all those poor gang members? How they gonna afford this shit? He will put the gangs right outta business, that bastard!

Thank you!

New Jersey Governor Seeks to Price Residents Out of Their 2A Rights By John Petrolino | 1:31 PM | March 06, 2024 AP Photo/Seth Wenig The Garden State is never void of things to report on. As a matter of fact, covering the 2A news there is like drinking from a firehose. When you have a freedom-hating governor like Phil Murphy as the chief executive, bigots like Assemblyman John McKeon in office, and incredibly obtuse lawmakers like Joe Danielsen allegedly writing laws, they make covering how awful they are all too easy. Recently Governor Phil Murphy, D-N.J., released his budget proposal for the state and he aims to make the Second Amendment inaccessible to all but the rich. The budget suggests a number of changes to the price tags associated with the firearm related paperwork that’s necessary to exercise a civil right. The governor's proposal did not breakdown the numbers, but rather stated in the “other revenues” section: Some colleagues over at NJ.com did some serious groundwork and repeatedly reached out to the governor's office asking them to elaborate on what “modest increases to [...] firearm permit and license fees” meant. I reached out to S.P. Sullivan, the senior reporter who broke the story, and he said that a spokesperson eventually sent him the following information about the proposed rate increase: Firearms Purchaser Identification Card Application - $100 (Current Fee - $50) Permit to Purchase Application - $50 (Current Fee - $25) Duplicate Firearms Purchaser ID Card - $50 (Current Fee - $0) Wholesale/Retail Dealer Employee License Application - $40 (Current Fee - $5) Retail Firearms Dealer Licenses Initial/Renewal Applications - $500 (Current Fee - $50) Retail Firearms Dealer License for Corporations for Partnerships Initial/Renewal Application - $500 (Current Fee - $50) Manufacturer/Wholesale Dealers of Firearms Initial/Renewal Application - $1,500 (Current Fee - $150) Manufacturers/Wholesalers for Corporation or Partnerships Initial/Renewal Application - $1,500 (Current Fee - $150) Permit to Carry Initial/Renewal Application - $400 (Current Fee - $200) NICS Check for Firearms Purchase - $45 (Current Fee - $15, $16 if it includes a handgun) More here: https://bearingarms.com/john-petrolino/2024/03/06/nj-governor-seeks-to-price-out-2a-n1224093?utm_source=badaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl&bcid=00ea90fbf351bbfd29c96affd26f2dca49954a466ec9e3e8139f308bd8a1cb93

So what is the status on the current court case (s) that we were supposed hear about in January? It been very quiet. Any Updates?