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I suspect it's a couple of things. None of which make him our friend. 1- he hates the ground Murphy walks on. 2- he wants to be governor. He hates Murphy because he screwed Murphy out of the chance to be Governor this time by stealing union support with lies. He's making sure Murphy looks like the most ineffective and hated Governor ever. This will help him in '22. He also probably thinks we won't hate him as much if he doesn't lay down new taxes and make new gun laws thus tightening up the vote chain.. Little does he know........that ship has sailed.

This and I guess if there’s an accident or burglary.

Yes. It’s more of an ICC issue too. Fingers crossed they fight.

I wonder if the Honorable Governor Murphy orders a shut down over the budget dispute how will this effect the permitting process? Has anyone been through a shut down while waiting for their permit?

Technically anyone can sue anyone for anything. But how far it gets is another story. It all depends on the ambulance chaser you get too.For a quick settlement you can get a "better call Saul" type. My wife has transcribed cases that would make you puke. But to go for the win it's harder to find a quality attorney and costly. The state and Feds will never settle outside of injury liability cases and have deeper pockets than most of us. However, if you have a slam dunk civil rights case lawyers line up at your door to get a piece. This would be the case if NFA had such a case. But to turn this into a civil rights case would be the challenge. Having it thrown out on merit could be a hope. And all that is based on if they choose to fight or close and re-incorporate.

Interesting. It seems to vary from state to state. Ohio and Illinois had a problem with it but California doesn't. CA calls it the Decoy Program. The Decoy did the buying and not the cop. I think internet sales could shed a different light on it if fought. But as pointed out we could never know. Weaponizing the law is as old as time itself.

I certainly hope not. I'd like to think if a couple of bakeries can last a good fight fight I'd hope they could/would.

Could be good if they do. It might be time for a healthy fight.

Then I guess they feel secure. But I hope we can follow this and see. Should be interesting either way no doubt.

From NFA?

And on their site does it have the disclaimer of your responsibility to know the laws in your state? Real question because I can't seem to open their site. I'm getting that it's not secure and my browser won't do it. I believe these are both valid arguments. Considering these are from non-attorneys it could be an interesting fight.

If a cop offers a woman money for sex and she takes it without force it's still entrapment. If a cop offers me pot and I buy it from him it's still entrapment. They asked hey asked and NFA did. They knew very well what they were ordering and that they couldn't. They are law enforcement and they can't ask you to do something illegal and then prosecute you for it. If I ordered it and they shipped it and the cops did their job of investigating it and found out about it then it's not entrapment. But they are not allowed to go around inviting (which this is) people to break the law and the prosecute.

That store is a victim of entrapment. Pure and simple. https://www.justice.gov/jm/criminal-resource-manual-645-entrapment-elements https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/entrapment-basics-33987.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entrapment I'm the furthest thing from a lawyer but seeing Turbin Man in action, reading his papers, seeing the laws he's had to re-write (mag capacity laws vs cops) I believe we have one of the dumbest AGs in the land.

Yes. And I'll never understand why all these Dominoes and Papa John places succeed with their cardboard with ketchup on it pies when we are the mecca of pizza.

Mine. With the exception of my Mother's. But she's dead so MINE.

All true. The problem with this is it's proven time after time that any regulation or impedance leaves that door open for the opposing side to expand on. This has historically been the case.

I’ve had one for about a year now. Mine has a pick and pluck foam layer. Then another one inch foam layer then another pick and pluck layer. It’s the next to smallest size and I comfortably carry 3 pistols in it. I never ran it over or set it afloat but I’ve dropped it and used it extensively in the rain without issues. I’d buy another if the need arose.

And I think these complications are what catch us in the cross fire. NFA rights vs states rights vs our 2A rights. It's sometimes a gray area that in court turns into a fine thin line that causes compromises with the court's decisions that tend to get abused.

This should be at the beginning header of WTS & WTB.

Fudds and Newbies.

That’s what he said.

Who shops in Dicks?

In the '60's we called it "playing army". We'd run around the woods shooting each other arguing more if i got you than we were saying "bang". If there wasn't enough toy guns to go around we'd use sticks. Where there's a will there's a way.

Unless they’re under 14. Then he sees them as dates.

Meanwhile, back at the The Little Girl Ranch, this is how the child molester is spending our money: http://newjersey.news12.com/story/40622720/sen-menendez-calls-for-toy-gun-manufacturing-regulations