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Here's the ad from the big game today:

Most people don't have the free cash to be able to buy it. I doubt you can get a used car loan on it...

Nice guys, they posted that on their FB page on Wednesday, two days ago...

And I was responding back to you, when you said your credit card info was taken at WaWa by a skimmer by the gas jockey, and in the case of this WaWa breach, that wasn't the case. It was malware. Yes, I'm aware card skimmers have been used at ATMs and other gas stations, but in this case, that's not the issue.

This WaWa issue WASN'T from card skimmers. Go back and read the first post in the thread.

Think about it, do you really think these gas jockeys are that technologically connected that they're hiding card readers in their pockets, scanning your cards. They're gas jockeys NOT rocket scientists.... Plus, they are being watched on camera, 24/7. Your card data was picked up by malware in their card processing system, the gas jockeys had nothing to do with it.

Ahhh, the Bernie Bros, out in full force, wanting their Free Stuff.. ...." “The mood for J31 is simple: f--- your $2.75. No cops on the MTA, free transit, no harassment period and full accessibility... F--- the police.”

Good for him. Many of these vets are unspoken heroes! ...."So MacNeil took Scout to the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine, where the team put him through chemotherapy and radiation to attack his tumor. Now, that tumor is almost gone. MacNeil was so happy about the result, he wanted to let everyone know — and raise awareness about cancer in dogs. I lost my last pup to cancer at 10 years old, came totally out of the blue and was too far along to treat. Cancer is the number one killer for dogs, I hope these vets get a lot of support.

...." Menendez, D-N.J., joined U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., in proposing the legislation, along with Rep. Hank Johnson, D-Ga. " Hank Johnson? Isn't he that dude that thought Guam was going to tip over? ...." “With approximately 100 Americans killed every day from gun violence, it’s long past time for Congress to stand up to the gun lobby and confront this deadly crisis head-on,” Warren said. " So, if 100 is the bench mark, is she going to ban cars too, since over 100 Americans die in violent car wrecks every day. She better also ban double cheeseburgers, since over 1600 Americans die every day from cardiovascular disease, But many other states DON'T. Are these states just going to bend over and take it, just like NJ?

All of them.

Looks like your personal data is being sold to the highest bidder... ...."Things just got worse for Wawa's after the company's recent massive data breach announced in December. Now, it appears that credit and debit card information belonging to the chain's customers is being offered for sale online, according to Bloomberg. The data breach “ranks among the largest payment card breaches of 2019, and of all time” said fraud intelligence company Gemini Advisory. The data breach was announced back in December. Gemini has since found that data from cards used at Wawa stores is available for sale on "Joker's Stash", a notorious online marketplace where credit card information is often bought and sold. On Monday, data from 100,000 cards became available but Joker's Stash claimed it had data on 30 million cards of Wawa customers. It's likely that more data will be released in batches over the next 12 to 18 months, Gemini said. "

Another one who has given into tyranny and gone to the dark side... sales tax too.... NJ's game is to wear them down, make them spend tons of money to defend themselves, and eventually, they just give in.

They were there, in small numbers, spouting the normal CNN delusional, incoherent narrative.. ...."The protest was led by grassroots group Cape May County Indivisible, whose representatives said they expected up to 30 other organizations to also attend. "The main reason why we're here is we feel like we have a moral obligation to show up, take a stand, and reject the racism, and bigotry, misogyny and corruption of this administration," Cassandra Gatelein of Cape May County Indivisible said. "But also this is going to be very unifying for us and a way to build power to make this country better for everyone." The crowd of protesters had swelled to about 250 people by 4:30 p.m. "We didn't know we'd be at this spot in three years," McClintock continued. "We were kinda hoping he'd just be normal and do things that presidents do, but that's not what he did. He's taken away everything we care about, including our environment, our education, cuts in that, cuts in social security, he doesn't want people to have healthcare and he lies ... all the time." Many protesters held the Baby Trump balloons that have become commonplace among those opposed to the president. Not all protesters kept their cool, though. One woman, seemingly fed up with comments from Trump supporters, marched to the front of the crowd and returned an expletive-laden chant to boos from the president's backers. https://www.app.com/story/news/2020/01/28/what-protestors-said-at-wildwood-trump-rally/4563933002/

Taking a guess, but maybe because they don't like having their actions recorded on video?

That's for purchasing ammo, not a handgun.

since when?

Well, this certainly gives new meaning to the phrase "Can you hear me now"? Amazon’s Ring app shares loads of your personal info, report finds Ring isn't the only company getting a ton of info about you and your setup. Now, we have a new report to add to the pile: it seems the app that customers use to manage and control a Ring camera is sending all kinds of personal data around as well. The Electronic Frontier Foundation took a deep dive into the Android version of the Ring app, which it determined to be "packed with third-party trackers sending out a plethora of customers' personally identifiable information." Moreover, the EFF adds, this data sharing happens "without meaningful user notification or consent and, in most cases, no way to mitigate the damage done." The data collection is most troubling as part of a pattern of behavior by Ring, the EFF notes. The company kept the scope of its police partnerships under wraps until August, at which point reports from several media outlets tipped the company's hand. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/01/amazons-ring-app-shares-loads-of-your-personal-info-report-finds/

I agree. If more people watched LivePD and see the crap the officers have to deal with on a regular basis, and the patience they show with the dirtbags they deal with, LEOs would get a lot less heat from the general public.

Simple answer, it happens too fast and the available officers are spread throughout the city. It takes time for any available officers to converge on the scene. And when the target is moving, and you have no idea where they are headed, it makes it real tough to "head them off at the pass". Want a really good example, tune in to A&E channel on Friday and Saturday nights, between 9PM - 12PM and watch LivePD. You'll actually see these chases, and you'll see how the coordination, radio traffic, time frames, and the number of officers it takes to finally stop the perp. Trust me, watching that show will be VERY educational for you.

Shooters always asks before handing over a gun. Personally, I feel it's a nothingburger, life is too short to worry about this type of stuff. Are people this upset when a cashier asks for ID when paying by check? Everyone should be MORE upset with the fact that Trenton actually makes you get the (unconstitutional) FID in the first place....

Here's the data from the ticket requests from Brad Parscal: Brad Parscale - Text TRUMP to 88022 @parscale Wow! New Jersey Data: 158,632 Requested Tickets (92,841 distinct signups) 73,482 Voters Identified 10.4% Didn't Vote in 2016 26.3% Democrats Mind boggling. 7:35 PM · Jan 28, 2020 ------------------------------------------- And if you were thirsty at the Rally, they had that covered too... check out the last one:

...So you delete selective posts that have important info that other members can use? Then go on to post a lengthy list of prep items that aren't a book? Strange?

I'll second that. I did a basic build, as a throw away AR if necessary, with a PSA upper and Anderson lower for around $400. I did upgrade the trigger to a LaRue for the fun of it. It turned out to be a decent platform.

Ha.. in other news, here's a picture of a Biden event in Iowa, where they're having a caucus in a week. I think there are more media people there than attendees... Look at the size of the crowd this MORNING for Trump!!