Everything posted by Sniper
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Electric cars as the norm vs the exception
Exactly. The little children here always know more (at least they think they do).
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Where's The Panic - It's Snowmageddon? Everyone Have Their Bread, Eggs and Milk?
How else are you going to make piles of French Toast? Doesn't everyone eat French Toast during a blizzard?
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Where's The Panic - It's Snowmageddon? Everyone Have Their Bread, Eggs and Milk?
Where's the panic, state of Emergency by Murphy, dogs sleeping with cats, empty grocery stores, run on ammo? It's been too quiet, don't you all know there's a Blizzard coming?
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$300 FID Card???
Wayne's bank account. Plus Ollie doesn't work cheap, you know...
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$300 FID Card???
Actually, just looked it up: ... NRA revenues have climbed from $100 million in 1995, to $228 million in 2010, and up to $337 million in 2015. Less than half of the NRA’s money reportedly comes from membership dues—currently priced at one year for $40, five years for $140, or $1,500 for a lifetime. Instead, the lion’s share of NRA revenues comes from the gun industry and large corporations, which provide the group with grants, donations, and sometimes even a percentage of their firearm sales. Another source said they made $366 million in 2016. Then their spending: According to OpenSecrets.org, the NRA spent $5.1 million in 2017 on lobbying politicians, up from about $1.5 million in the early ’00s. But this may not give a clear indication of the NRA’s influence. Total NRA expenditures reportedly hit $419 million in 2016, up from $312 million the prior year—including $30 million in support of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. http://money.com/money/5178193/wayne-lapierre-net-worth-nra-money-salary/ So, they have money available, but is it being spent in the right areas that have the best returns?
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Electric cars as the norm vs the exception
Not even close, but I can see where you fit the narrative "a little bit of knowledge is dangerous".
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Electric cars as the norm vs the exception
When you drink the kool-aid by the gallons, like he does, you'll never get a realistic and honest points across. His mind is closed. Period.
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Electric cars as the norm vs the exception
Typical snowflake response. You're spending way too much time with Greenday.
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Electric cars as the norm vs the exception
Maybe you should go remind the dead guys of that point. I have been involved with new technology way back when you were wearing diapers, so try not to lecture people on what they know.
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$300 FID Card???
Me too, as a side bar, I get non-stop solicitations from the NRA weekly looking for more money. Both by email and regular mail. This tells me that they really need more money. It's actually really annoying. All the crap they want you to buy, the constant offers to extend membership, even though mine isn't close to expiring, all the NRA branded bullshit to buy, offers by affiliates.. They should be putting more effort in obtaining NEW members, not hasstling existing ones...
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Electric cars as the norm vs the exception
Yes, I can see how important that is when driving around downtown Trenton and other urban areas of NJ. Maybe I'll go buy two of them to get me to the WaWa that much faster.
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Electric cars as the norm vs the exception
Maybe hit the brakes if something the size of a brick wall is in front of it and the driver isn't slowing down? I know, that's probably too much to ask of it , right? Hey, but that acceleration...
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$300 FID Card???
Actually, I don't think the money is there like it needs to be. Main reason, membership. If reports are accurate, there are between 90 - 100 million gun owners in the country. The NRA claims they have a membership of 5 million. That's 5% of all gun owners, or 95% who choose NOT to join or don't see the value. Granted, many of the owners are Fudds, but still, the NRA isn't doing a really great job of getting everyone under the same roof, are they?
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Electric cars as the norm vs the exception
How many IC cars with autopilot can't see tractor trailers?
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$300 FID Card???
OK, here is the perfect example below of what I was saying. Here is just what I told you guys would happen with the Dem controlled House. They are going after Trump, Trump's businesses, anyone associated with Trump, etc. to try and find this elusive Russian collusion (that doesn't exist). The Dems don't give a crap what they allege, even if it's true or not, they just are planning on tying up Trump with so much B.S. inquiries, that he won't have time to do anything else but play defense. This is exactly what all the 2A organizations need to do with the anti 2A Dem politicians. Bury them in information and legal requests!!!! Chairman Jerrold Nadler says over 60 entities and individuals close to White House are getting document requests from House Judiciary Committee Monday Rep. Jerrold Nadler, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, said that his committee will be issuing document requests on Monday to dozens of individuals. “Tomorrow, we will be issuing document requests to over 60 different people and individuals from the White House to the Department of Justice, Donald Trump, Jr., Allen Weisselberg, to begin the investigations to present the case to the American people about obstruction of justice, corruption and abuse of power,” Nadler said on “This Week” Sunday. “Do you think the president obstructed justice?” asked ABC News Chief Anchor George Stephanopoulos. “Yes, I do,” Nadler said. “We don’t have the facts yet. But we’re going to initiate proper investigations,” but not impeachment investigations. Nadler said that there can be crimes that “there can be crimes that are impeachable offenses and impeachable offenses that are not crimes.” https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/chairman-jerrold-nadler-60-entities-individuals-close-white/story?id=61431025 If there is any "abuse of power", it's all these B.S. investigations the Dems are doing. This is harassment in it's BIGGEST form!! It's time to turn the tables and use their own tactics against them!!
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$300 FID Card???
I agree with everything you posted, so I wasn't going to copy it all. It was completely spot on. The only way we will get what's right is to FIGHT. These other feelgood ideas like "take a anti- 2A person to the range" is just feelgood B.S. It will never get the effect needed, only a few individuals might understand. It's not a large enough representation. Trying to have fruitful conversations with anti 2A people is an effort in futility. Their brainwashing by schools, media and Dem politicians runs too deep. At some point, the guys here need to wake up that a repeat of 1776 will be the ONLY way to get our 2A rights back. Sadly 99% will sit on their asses and whine on this forum, until ALL their 2A rights are gone, and they're back to shooting muskets.
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March against Murphy - Trenton, Tue. Mar 26th
Or empty 30 round mag housings (with the base plates epoxied)?
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$300 FID Card???
Sadly, that's really true.
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$300 FID Card???
They have to be addressed/attacked BEFORE they get to that point. Yeah, something along those lines. Make it clear to the politicians that any attempt to subvert the 2A unconstitutionally with BS Bills will bury them is such piles of legal issues, they won't see the light of day. Right now, they have nothing to lose to throw out any BS 2A bill that they want. A major lobbying effort at the time the bill is introduced could be one answer. Basically, we need to intimidate and harass these politicians with ALL possibilities of legal retribution. It's the same thing the Democrats have been doing to Trump, his associates, Kavanaugh, Trump's family, etc. Maybe the fear of being economically buried in legal challenges might make them think twice. It's time to take a few pages out of the Dem/Socialist/Soros playbook. We have to stop playing nice and being the nice guys here. Remember, nice guys finish last. (Are you enjoying your 10 rounds mags and LACK of CCW?).
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OPRA / FOIA requests
I don't know about that. Isn't there enough other items included with the permit process to verify that. I doubt someone trying to steal your identity to buy a gun would go through the whole permit process. They would just go to downtown Camden.
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$300 FID Card???
I agree with that. The piecemeal one at a time case won't produce the overall effect. It has to be a "All or Nothing" brute force by some powerful people and big legal minds to stop the total infringement as one complete package. These politicians need to be put on notice that we're done being their doormats. But, is there such a force that can be assembled to make that happen?
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$300 FID Card???
How are the courts working out for us so far? Are you liking having your 30 round mags back? Oh, wait... These new laws need to be snuffed out LONG before they even get voted on and signed into law. Once signed, nothing gets repealed.
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Electric cars as the norm vs the exception
How about autopilot? Seems like body design and crumple zones isn't helping safety there.. Tesla Model 3 driver again dies in crash with trailer, Autopilot not yet ruled out Earlier today, a Tesla Model 3 owner died in a tragic accident with a semi truck. The Model 3 went under the truck’s trailer resulting “in the roof being sheared off as it passed underneath,” which is known as a “side underride” accident. The circumstances are extremely similar to the famous 2016 fatal Autopilot crash. The accident is still under investigation and Autopilot hasn’t been ruled out. In this new accident, the vehicle again kept going for over 500 yards (half a km) before coming to a stop. https://electrek.co/2019/03/01/tesla-driver-crash-truck-trailer-autopilot/ Looks like the great acceleration is still doing well.
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OPRA / FOIA requests
I put down retired. It's never been an issue and they don't check anyone/anyplace else. The reality is, it shouldn't even be on the form. It's none of their business. And if it was, I'm sure they have a way to look it up internally through their state contacts and databases.
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Electric cars as the norm vs the exception
But, but, but... that acceleration!!!