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Well, that's one way to look at it, but they're not providing jobs for themselves, since they don't work, and live in mom's basement.

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@Greenday So, you're OK with the current system, where 45% of taxpayers pay zero taxes, but get access to all the same government services that the $250K person pays $25K for? You think that's a fair system? (Actually, that $250K person pays way MORE than 10% now, closer to a 24% effective rate, or $60K.) Shouldn't everyone have skin in the game, if they want to receive government services?

I don't particularly like it, so the odds are, I won't shoot it. At these current prices, hmmmm, should I let it go??

And just like that... OOS... I think I'll sell some of the Blazer I have at that price..

OK, let's talk about selective reading. I'll repost what I said above: Any idea what "etc" includes?? I'll wait.... Hint, it's not just toilets... But you just posted a AVB level, short novel, because of.... wait for it... "selective reading"... LOL "Coming off stupid"... you're well on your way. In many towns, the sewer bill will equal the water bill, so for every gallon of water that comes out of the pipes, even to water your champion roses, you're getting billed for sewer treatment, which doubles the bill. But you already knew that, because you're Einstein... right? Wait, I take the Einstein title back, because you really are clueless. The people bitching about their electric and water/sewer bills are clueless why they are double. These must be friends of yours, you know, the "birds of a feather" saying...

That's the only place people use water at home? Does anyone go to the gym before work and shower there in the AM instead of at home? How about making multiple meals during the day at home? Kids home from school? People were doing tons of landscaping during the lockdowns to keep busy. People were cleaning their houses and cars too... But yeah.... taking dumps...

Wow... I think it's time to sell some of my inventory...

I'm truly interested, how would you structure your flat tax plan?

What about the other group being left out if they have no kids, couples making over $150K? They are the ones paying a big chunk of taxes INTO the system, and they are getting screwed too. Making $150K and living in NJ isn't considered wealthy.

A lot of people haven't taken this into account. Between all the electronics and additional A/C being run, it all adds up. Plus, I've seen people complaining about their water/sewer bills too. But guess what, if you're not in in school or at work all day, guess how much water you use for all those toilet flushes, meals, etc at home?

Kinda like the crockpot cooking threads?

I get what you're saying, but in the case of dollars and cents, when you're buying a multi-hundred dollar firearm, the additional permit cost isn't a big issue. Anyone following along here should have already secured what they NEED years ago. Now, buying some additional WANTS is another issue. In reality, how many guns does the average person buy a year, versus us getting hammered with higher property taxes and higher sales taxes, etc.? And these other taxes CONTINUE, year after year. I get that too, we shouldn't have to pay anything for a constitutional right, but the communists in this state have won. The time to deal with these unconstitutional laws was many years ago, but very few stepped up to push back. Kitchen cuisine is more important. You're seeing the effect now... Only option left is to move to a FREE state, like the millionaires have/will.

The extra cost for permits will be chump change, compared to the increase of other taxes when additional wealthy people leave the state, because of new income taxes. Even if the percentage of them is low, they pay the BULK of the taxes, as a percentage in the state. That slack will have to be picked up by ALL. Murphy was on the media this morning and said the average property tax in the state is $9K. Paying additional property taxes (among others) will far exceed the amount the normal person pays for gun permits.

What does buying a vote cost these days?

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If they go out, at all... the state is broke... and, in true Socialist policies, the "makers", the ones actually paying the bulk of the taxes in the state, get screwed out of any rebate dollars, while the "takers" reap all the benefits: ...."To nail down the policy victory, Murphy agreed to have the state give rebate checks of up to $500 to married couples in the Garden State with income below $150,000 and at least one dependent child, as well as to single-parent households with income up to $75,000. That will benefit 800,000 families, the governor said. A billion here, a billion there, and before long, you're talking real dollars... They'll never pay off the deficit, so they'll just continue to spend like drunken sailors...

...."Murphy’s administration is estimating this will bring in $390 million from 16,491 New Jersey residents and 19,128 nonresidents. Someone making $2 million would pay about $18,000 more in gross income taxes, while someone making $4 million would pay about $71,000 more." Note to Phil, it costs a lot less than that to hire a mover and LEAVE the state.... Duh..

The solution is mag blockers for existing mags, instead of buying new 5 rounders. Many people did that with the 15 to 10 round change. That will be Murphy's "hold my beer" moment.

I have one like that, it fits flush to the wall without that thick frame, you it can be covered with a picture or whatever. But yes, it's shallow inside but will hold up to 3 long guns, depending on their size.

Yeah, they pre-write them at different amounts, then test the water to see what they think they can ram through. If we get another mass shooting in the state, I expect them to run this 5 round mag Bill to the floor for a vote.

For those, you might want to consider concealment furniture, to hide them, sort of "hiding in plain sight". Specially if they're for home defense.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but that legislation is already written, and sitting in the on-deck area, waiting for the right crisis, so it can be signed into law. ....."This bill revises the definition of “large capacity ammunition magazine” to reduce the number of rounds of ammunition a legal magazine may hold in this State. Under current law, it is unlawful to own or possess an ammunition magazine that is capable of holding more than 15 rounds of ammunition. This bill would reduce the maximum capacity of a legal ammunition magazine in New Jersey to five rounds." https://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2018/Bills/A1000/655_I1.HTM

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