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WP22

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  1. And don't forget to pay your gun disposal tax on the way out.
  2. A democracy is always temporary in nature; it simply cannot exist as a permanent form of government. A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury. From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidates who promise the most benefits from the public treasury, with the result that every democracy will finally collapse due to loose fiscal policy...” ― Alexander Fraser Tytler
  3. Seriously? I would like to opologise to @W2MC for jumping his stuff.
  4. If you are gonna step all over the nuts of everybody that high tailed out of NJ - as you put it- you are going to have a long day ahead of you. Instead why don't we give the new guy a little leeway?
  5. My take away from all this...the beatings will continue until participation increases is a hell of a way to bring out people.
  6. Repeat after me: half of my age plus seven. You do the math.
  7. Mod privilege. Got it. Pretty soon Peel will be rocking one too while the rest of us will have to go shirtless. But white? It does nothing for me.
  8. That's the thing, they are not cable companies; you are making my point. They are competitive technologies that provide you with about the same content with some customization that you used to get from the cable companies. That's what happens when the cable companies suck. Once FB is regulated, guess who dictates what content is appropriate? It's not going to be FB anymore. While I understand the calls for regulation because the conservative/libertarian speech is being suppressed but you have a much better chance to fight against a private company than against a gov agency. Case in point, FB deemed Diamond and Silk's page unsafe for the community. Due to public pressure FB reversed that decision. It would have taken many thousands of dollars and many years for the same happen if the gov was in charge. Do want you see what happens when the gov is in charge? Look at the story of of the Klaus Renft Combo, East Germany's most popular band.. until the gov decided it wasn't allowed to exist. See, this band, while pushing the boundaries, was deemed safe by the state -not the state like them but tolerated them- but it had to apply for a license to be able to perform. Until one time in 1975 they didn't even have a chance to apply; the band was informed they didn't exist anymore; their music was never again played on the radio. The only recording company in the country reprinted their entire catalog so they could be erased. Just like that they ceased to exist. Who could they appeal to? See where I'm going? In Romania a band called Transylvania Phoenix bears a similar story. The left has been shrinking the window of what's acceptable speech. Their latest attacks on the NRA are just another step on that process. The goal is to equate membership on the NRA as the same as membership on the KKK. On the ever moving of the goal posts, soon enough, mainstream ideas like, gun ownership, pro-life, against gay marriage...will deemed unacceptable. It will be a sad day when co's like FB, youtube, twiter...have the full force of the gov to enforce those new rules. More than ever we need a strong 1A free of gov intervention. It's our only change We've seen the mess the gov has made regulating the 2A, do we really want their hands on the 1A? The first warning shots have been fired http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/04/it-begins-california-senator-introduces-bill-to-kill-free-speech-requires-state-sanctioned-fact-checkers-to-approve-online-content/ Not me, I'll take my chances with the private sector anytime. But I'm cool with agreeing to disagree
  9. You're getting payed in exposure.
  10. Absolutely not. Let the market deal with them. If enough people become dissatisfied with them, an alternative will emerge. Once the gov makes it a monopoly, the gov will have a primary interest in preventing other platforms to emerging. That's the angle the Zuck is playing by asking for gov regulations; he'll trade some regulations that he can influence via donations for having a monopoly. He's rent seeking; he wants to be the next PSE&G. He want the gov to make it so prohibitively expensive in money and regulation for a viable competition to emerge. Ask yourself how many cable co's are available to you? Electrical? Gas? And why? On the other hand, how many gas stations from different oil companies exist in your area? O
  11. Universal background checks and ending private transactions at fed level is one the goals for now. The argument I heard from the libs goes as following: the problem with Chicago's murder rate (I'll use chicago but the same goes for Newark, Camden, Compton) is that guns come easily across the border from IA since IA allows f2f transactions without a background check-I don't know if that's true or not but that's how I heard it. Therefore, the solution is to ban F2f transactions; the so-called gunshow loophole. Of course it's already illegal to cross state lines for f2f gun transactions bypassing an FFL, but only "gun people" know that. And that's not who they are trying to influence. They want to make villains of those "loose states" to blame them for their own inability to solve their own problems in their own communities.
  12. Exactly right, This isn't about NJ. It's about forcing Indiana to enact harder gun laws since most guns used in Chicago comes from there. Likewise with SC(?) and NJ. Or CA and... And if those states don't do it on their won, then the goal is to get the Feds to do it for them either via legislation or regulation.
  13. If it doesn't work out, reach out to Jersey urban axe men (201) 874-1222 I've used them in the past and was happy with them.
  14. Nah, Summit is way too far from the pinelands, home of the pork roll. The civilized part of the state eats Taylor Ham.
  15. I can neither confirm nor deny those specious rumors.
  16. "Also, a significant amendment to the bill was added at an Assembly Appropriations committee hearing on March 22 after ANJRPC Executive Director Scott Bach harshly criticized the measure during testimony and warned lawmakers that it would stimulate waves of litigation. The amendment would extend the current practice of exempting large capacity magazines that have been modified to accept ammunition up to the statutory limit. Prior to the amendment, the legislation would have forced gun owners to either destroy, surrender, or sell their magazines. While the amendment in no way makes A2761 acceptable (it should still be vigorously opposed), it does slightly mitigate the impact of the legislation on gun owners." Paraphrasing PK90 but just with a little more whooomp how in god's name does one go about permanently modifying a magazine to accept only 10rds when the same magazine was previously permanently restricted to 15 rds?
  17. You underestimate the capacity for a state with unlimited funds (when compared to us, citizens) to be petty, vindicative, driven to make a point and an example out of one us. No, they won't be knocking on doors just looking for mags. But in the course of any interaction with the police, and once your FIPD is connected to your driver's license--don't doubt that's coming soon enough, for the officer's safety, you know--the question about 10+ mags will come up. And then what? Regardless, tape it and post it on youtube for our edification. I can't comprehend the difficulty of grown men having in keeping the forking mouth shut.
  18. I have too but during the night in the woods. Haven't seen them either.
  19. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has a different take on the show https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/kareem-abdul-jabbar-dont-be-fooled-roseanne-is-tvs-anti-trump-show-1099170
  20. I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.
  21. I don't know nutting about no law but they are the direct descendants. If it were me, I would be asking my brother: who will get the tupperware set? And how are we going to decide who keeps it? Coin toss? Exchange for something of an equal value? Same thing.
  22. Only a Godless, American hater, heathen communist calls it pork roll. But it's none of my business.
  23. Bring your wife, bring your kids, bring your dog, make this a whole family event. Your children are as much as experts on this as the parkland young adults are. The other side has done everything they can to denormalize us. This 'the NRA is a terrorist organization' movement is their latest push in toxicity any body or anything associated with them Are you now or have you ever been a member of the NRA? Enough of this.
  24. No, let's not do that. Let's not give them a way to legitimize this chicanery.
  25. Have you been to man skirt brewing?

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