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Comments section on that article are gold.

So now they'll hold a mandatory hearing before denying rights?

Youre a PUNK! Also, get off my lawn. Youre a Fudd. I'm a Second Amendment purist. I'll reiterate. Theres no such thing as an "illegal" gun. Stolen gun, yes. "Illegal" gun, no. Its NEVER a crime for ANYONE to simply be armed. Thats every human being's right. If you believe the Left when they tell you that theyre passing anti-2A laws because they want to reduce crime, then youre probably retarded. You know whats even funnier about you. You think that the Left sees a difference between the dudes in this article and any other gun owner. The ENTIRE PROBLEM is that we have been stripped of our right to self defense. Thats the entire problem. Heres some history for you: there were boys as young as 12 and 13 fighting in the Revolution. An oh yah, Shall Not Be Infringed. <--- Read this until it sinks in. So yah, not if, but when I'm on a jury and have the opportunity to nullify gun laws, I will sit there for a year if I have to and hang that jury. Based on this article alone, I would not let that jury find any one of them guilty on the firearms related charges. Seriously, you need to wake up. Just an FYI, all gun laws are infringements.

Yah, I dont understand. Why would a permit or a permit request/application get to court? Is that how it works, every application goes in front of a judge?

Whats the bottom line here? The article is one big rant.

And if I were on that jury, if it ever were to go to trial, I would refuse to convict on every one of the firearms charges. Its never unlawful for anyone to simply be in possession of a firearm. With the possible exception of "possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose". This one is new to me but it sounds like pre-crime, which I would also throw out.

Hows that work? Asking for a friend.

I was a member but it lapsed. Gonna sign up again. Just debating on which membership to get. I'm leaning towards lifetime .

Negotiating Rights Away? No thanks. This is where our money should be going, a real no-compromise lobby: https://gunowners.org/ And as far as I can tell, these guys arent far behind: https://www.firearmspolicy.org/ I give to both. About to renew my membership with NJ2AS.

I think they only provided one actual quote. Theyre not naming the "far right" website. Regardless of who this guy likes or doesnt like, it doesnt change the illegality of the NJ's gun confiscation statute. The media: if youre a gun owner, youre a bigot. Thats kinda cool. Atleast we know the whole thing wasnt fake, lol

In the video the disclosure of the statement comes at 13:30 Essentially, one of the first things that the judge said to all present was: "can we all agree that this statue as drafted is facially unconstitutional". Referring to the gun confiscation statute. You and everyone else really have to watch this video. To learn how the politicians along with their lawyers, the OLS, intentionally and knowingly subverted the US constitution. Apparently there was an internal memo which said that NJ's gun confiscation statute is unconstitutional... And on top of that, they intentionally avoided this being a criminal charge so that the accused would not be entitled to a public defender. In other words, if you cant afford the $5k - $10k to hire an attorney, youre on your own... Just criminal. I would even say evil.

Stop with this "for the greater good" BS. Otherwise, there would be a LOT more changes "for the greater good", especially with regards to private property depending on the collective's various insane ideas. Its not ever increasing, its decreasing with the possible exception of firearm related suicides. Another mandate infringing on rights is obviously NOT the way to reduce violence, thats a nonsense excuse to further infringe. If government were truly interested in reducing violence, they would address the underlying causes of violence, not simply blame an inanimate object which we all know is just an excuse to push their anti-2A agenda. And they will never address the true underlying causes of violence because it will force them to take responsibility primarily because they have set the tone for our culture and society by promoting violence and the use of force on every level. From the top and their never-ending wars of aggression and imperialism to the local level, their implied approval of heavy handed policing (to put it mildly). Ours is a government which embraces and endorses violence and the use of force. Can you imagine, these are the same maniacs trying to disarm us... And stooges like you actually agree...

This is just more anti-2A legislation. Especially in NJ where you cant even carry. You really dont see that?

This shouldnt be a requirement either. It has to be the individual's choice. He or she can make a decision if they want to assume personal liability. And then a consumer can decide if they want to do business with that person etc.

By no means in favor of it (obviously) but doesnt that already exist atleast regarding hand guns because of the permits? Theres not? Using that form for long guns?

What a goddam nightmare. Do they steal your ammo as well? How does it work if youve sold or moved your property our of state?

What a goddam nightmare. Do they steal your ammo as well? How does it work if youve sold or moved your property our of state?

I'm asking seriously. Does anyone know the specifics?

Lets be honest, south Jersey is practically Alabama. In some counties, it should just be a formality. Is there a specific process or template? I was under the impression that this was accomplished via the Sheriff? Which infringements would be nullified?

So what function does it serve?

So, as far as we know, theres no provision in this "law" for "due" process, even after the fact?

Anyone?

Does the victim (an individual formerly protected by the Second and Fourth Amendments), have any due process? https://www.nj.gov/oag/newsreleases19/Extreme-Risk_Directive.pdf?fbclid=IwAR3Vj-6R_5D6cIF9uqpOJOt_wJaO2XYzCFWJDGF5ArWxnQgRRXv2IP4lGLM

Yah, I need to talk to an attorney. Theres already friggin mold. Somehow it got upstairs and into the garage for some reason.

Anyone recommend calling an adjuster or lawyer before calling the insurance company?