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Posted: 3/6/2017 7:15:15 PM EDT

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March 6, 2017 – This afternoon, Governor Christie announced that his
administration has formally adopted his historic 2016 police regulations
incrementally expanding right-to-carry to those facing serious threats,
notwithstanding a series of procedural maneuvers by anti-gun lawmakers
trying to kill those regulations since May of last year.

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ANJRPC

Posted: 3/7/2017 8:13:10 AM EDT

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I'll be excited when it applies to everyone in the state.

Posted: 3/7/2017 4:21:14 PM EDT

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Same here.

So you may have heard about Governor Chris Christie formalizing the regulations in regards to his executive order loosening NJ's draconian,
unconstitutional concealed carry laws. While we applaud the Governor for
doing this and legitimately taking a step in the right direction, this
order is nothing to get too excited about.

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So yes, we applaud the Governor for doing this. He honestly didn't have to and he at least put in an effort to do something. Which is far more
than anything that's ever been done for us in this state. But it's less
than a bread crumb. It will be ignored by the judges and be repealed the
second an anti-gun governor gets into office.

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Posted: 3/9/2017 9:57:40 PM EDT

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All this will be short lived.

When Murphy gets in, bend the fuck over.

Posted: 3/10/2017 9:27:42 AM EDT

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I agree, but things like this will be incremental.
We aren't waking up one morning and *BOOM* We're part of the USA again.....

Posted: 3/10/2017 10:40:31 AM EDT

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I agree, but things like this will be incremental.
We aren't waking up one morning and *BOOM* We're part of the USA again.....

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Don't kid yourself. We'll never win in NJ. Incrementally or otherwise. The bottom feeding cock sucking liberal politicians will make sure of that.

Posted: 3/10/2017 10:41:06 AM EDT

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Which is why I will be out of here come 2018.

Posted: 3/10/2017 5:54:50 PM EDT

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Which is why I will be out of here come 2018.

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As of today, 53 paychecks to go, but who is counting.

I told the Mrs., please start to clean the house of all the accumulated junk you have saved after 20 years of marriage. All I will be packing are guns, ammo, books, ham radio, hopefully a motorcycle, and the cremated remains of our German Shepherd. I will give away the snowblower & safe.

Maxwell

Posted: 3/10/2017 7:44:40 PM EDT

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As of today, 53 paychecks to go, but who is counting.

I told the Mrs., please start to clean the house of all the accumulated junk you have saved after 20 years of marriage. All I will be packing are guns, ammo, books, ham radio, hopefully a motorcycle, and the cremated remains of our German Shepherd. I will give away the snowblower & safe.

Maxwell

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The wife looks at me the other day and says, 'I don't want to take the dining room set, pots and pans, couch, the bookshelves
I just want to take the beds, dressers, TV, the guns, safe, ammo, reloading stuff, the desk and the computer.'

I looked at her and said, "OK."

Posted: 3/10/2017 11:30:19 PM EDT

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"Avenge me boys! Avenge me!!!!......"

Posted: 3/11/2017 12:09:51 AM EDT

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The wife looks at me the other day and says, 'I don't want to take the dining room set, pots and pans, couch, the bookshelves
I just want to take the beds, dressers, TV, the guns, safe, ammo, reloading stuff, the desk and the computer.'

I looked at her and said, "OK."

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I have the dining room table from my parents. It was purchased in '28 when they were first married. Dad said to me, all the furniture is junk, break it up & use it for firewood. When we move, even the little furniture we have is going to Good Will.
Do not think I will be here for long after retirement.

Maxwell

Posted: 3/11/2017 8:57:47 AM EDT

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I have the dining room table from my parents. It was purchased in '28 when they were first married. Dad said to me, all the furniture is junk, break it up & use it for firewood. When we move, even the little furniture we have is going to Good Will.
Do not think I will be here for long after retirement.

Maxwell

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Both of my wife's parents passed away shortly after we got married. So we inherited some of their furniture which a few pieces are junk. We've moved them twice; once after they died into our old house and once when we moved into this one. She hasn't wanted to get rid of them because of her feelings. She finally looked at them the other day and said, 'They're going in the trash.' I was surprised when she finally recognized they should be thrown out.

Posted: 4/14/2017 3:53:53 PM EDT

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It doesn't mean shit....the Police Chiefs don't MAKE THE DECISION....he can order the police chiefs to issue because they have to listen to the AG..the Judges, you know the guys who actually DO the denying are still going to deny every permit that comes across tjeir benches. The SOLE way to clear this up is to change the law COMPLETELY and take out Judicial involvement in the process.

Posted: 4/14/2017 4:15:53 PM EDT

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It doesn't mean shit....the Police Chiefs don't MAKE THE DECISION....he can order the police chiefs to issue because they have to listen to the AG..the Judges, you know the guys who actually DO the denying are still going to deny every permit that comes across tjeir benches. The SOLE way to clear this up is to change the law COMPLETELY and take out Judicial involvement in the process.

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You're preaching to the choir. Shit will never change in this shit hole. Which is why I'm leaving tomorrow morning and driving 11 hours to Tennessee to look at houses. Fuck this state.

Posted: 4/14/2017 5:32:54 PM EDT

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You're preaching to the choir. Shit will never change in this shit hole. Which is why I'm leaving tomorrow morning and driving 11 hours to Tennessee to look at houses. Fuck this state.

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Retiring? Or a 2nd home to retire to????

Posted: 4/14/2017 8:08:41 PM EDT

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You're preaching to the choir. Shit will never change in this shit hole. Which is why I'm leaving tomorrow morning and driving 11 hours to Tennessee to look at houses. Fuck this state.

Retiring? Or a 2nd home to retire to????

I'm only 39 so I won't be retiring for a long time. If ever at the rate this country is going. I'm looking to buy, we've been renting for the past two years and it sucks. We've been planning our escape from NJ for at least for years now. We want to be out of here this summer at the earliest. Barring that it'll be before the end of the year the latest.

Posted: 4/14/2017 10:58:25 PM EDT

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It doesn't mean shit....the Police Chiefs don't MAKE THE DECISION....he can order the police chiefs to issue because they have to listen to the AG..the Judges, you know the guys who actually DO the denying are still going to deny every permit that comes across tjeir benches. The SOLE way to clear this up is to change the law COMPLETELY and take out Judicial involvement in the process.

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It doesn't mean shit....the Police Chiefs don't MAKE THE DECISION....he can order the police chiefs to issue because they have to listen to the AG..the Judges, you know the guys who actually DO the denying are still going to deny every permit that comes across tjeir benches. The SOLE way to clear this up is to change the law COMPLETELY and take out Judicial involvement in the process.

So I was reading some of the laws around the issuance of permits. IANAL, but the way I read it was that judges were only involved when there was no municipality.

Not saying that is correct, or that in practice that's what happens, but to my layman's eye that's how it read.

Is that completely wrong?

Edit: to answer my own question, yes I was completely wrong.

The chief of police or the Superintendent shall approve or disapprove the application after completion of the investigation. If the application is approved, it shall be forwarded to the county clerk for presentation to a judge of the Superior Court of the county where the applicant resides, or if a nonresident or an employee of an armored car company, to a county where he or she intends to carry the handgun.

Posted: 4/16/2017 5:01:04 PM EDT

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It doesn't mean shit....the Police Chiefs don't MAKE THE DECISION....he can order the police chiefs to issue because they have to listen to the AG..the Judges, you know the guys who actually DO the denying are still going to deny every permit that comes across tjeir benches. The SOLE way to clear this up is to change the law COMPLETELY and take out Judicial involvement in the process.

Anyone with a functioning brain in their head knows this is completely true.

NJ will do whatever is legal or illegal to stop the average citizen from getting a CCW.

If you have any doubts about that just Google Robert Torricelli and Frank Lautenberg to see corruption at it's highest level.

Posted: 4/16/2017 8:18:16 PM EDT

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This Friday I will only have 51 paychecks to go but who is counting.

Maxwell

Posted: 4/17/2017 5:50:05 PM EDT

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I've been in Tennessee since Saturday afternoon. Easter Sunday I went to the Knoxville zoo. Today I went house hunting. By 1300 this afternoon I was approved for a mortgage. Now I need to find a house.

Should be out of NJ by the end of summer.

Posted: 4/17/2017 10:16:58 PM EDT

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I've been in Tennessee since Saturday afternoon. Easter Sunday I went to the Knoxville zoo. Today I went house hunting. By 1300 this afternoon I was approved for a mortgage. Now I need to find a house.

Should be out of NJ by the end of summer.

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Darn, I really like your news & speed of moving to a free State.

Will finish the house in the time remaining & the last year start to look. The Mrs already has a few towns on her list that she thinks will pass muster.

Maxwell

Posted: 4/17/2017 10:30:01 PM EDT

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Darn, I really like your news & speed of moving to a free State.

Will finish the house in the time remaining & the last year start to look. The Mrs already has a few towns on her list that she thinks will pass muster.

Maxwell

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I've been in Tennessee since Saturday afternoon. Easter Sunday I went to the Knoxville zoo. Today I went house hunting. By 1300 this afternoon I was approved for a mortgage. Now I need to find a house.

Should be out of NJ by the end of summer.

Darn, I really like your news & speed of moving to a free State.

Will finish the house in the time remaining & the last year start to look. The Mrs already has a few towns on her list that she thinks will pass muster.

Maxwell

I've been talking about moving now for over two years. A bunch of my co-workers have laughed at me despite knowing full well that when I say something is going to be done it usually gets done. They're going? to be in shock when I return to work next Tuesday and call a meeting with my boss to inform him that I need a transfer to one of the Tennessee branches within two to three months.

With any luck I'll have a house picked out by Thursday and an offer in shortly thereafter.

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