Went to the gun forum tonite at morris county library and theopened up with prayer that had gun violence bullhit thrown in

Don't know if we got to meet, I was the guy in the yellow shirt who got up at the end and was given two minutes to explain what we have to go through in this state to buy a gun. Got a lot of the clueless that came up to me and thanked me after it was over saying they had no clue what it took to buy a gun in NJ.

Don't know if we got to meet, I was the guy in the yellow shirt who got up at the end and was given two minutes to explain what we have to go through in this state to buy a gun. Got a lot of the clueless that came up to me and thanked me after it was over saying they had no clue what it took to buy a gun in NJ.

 

I think you had a huuuuge impact when you stood up and explained the process to everyone. Great job

My thanks to all who attended!

Thanks for going guys. The anti's are always looking to create a "guns are bad" echo chamber. The more often we can counter that, the better off we all are.

I saw you great speech

Thanks. I am just a newbie, but trying to help out as I can at events like this and by writing our officials. Hope it helps our cause.

Thank you guys for showing up.

 

I think honest, patient, calm, humble and sincere discussions

Really goes a long way, in many situations.

Hey, what was the name of that preacher lady? You know, the anti-gun one?

Also, Allison Deeb is a Republican??

http://alisondeeb.com/content/alison-deeb-will-work-you

Doesnt seem like it

Can't believe there is nothing about the meeting in the SL or the Daily Record...

There were no reporters last night.

I was there last night. (DevsAdvocate, thought I caught a glimpse of you sitting up toward the front wearing a green hat.) Looked like the room was

mostly pro 2A. Thought the speakers were good.

 

Wish I had stuck around long enough to hear howard. When the Q&A started, I was a bit embarrassed and annoyed by the first four or so people standing up and pontificating (good word for today!) about what they feel is wrong with society. I was there to hear professionals express their opinions, with some pointed inquiries from the audience; not to hear a room full of people explain what they think is wrong with the world.Sorry if it was any of you guys, but they looked liked the kind of people that make non gun owners view at us as marginalized kooks. I had to leave anyway, but was quite happy to do so at that point. Did it get better after that?