HR 308: banning transfer of large capacity magazines, 50+ sponsors, all Dem (arsenal, border)
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...again, which is why the population growth is higher here than up there, right? I think it's the sewer water personally, probably making the kwaffee smell bad.
Don't get me wrong, Hoboken and Washington St. was a great place to party while hanging with my TKE bros. Then again, anywhere seems fun when you're drunk.
I'll be sure to tell my wild and crazy party neighbors, Eli Manning and Jon Corzine you enjoyed our little town.
OK, we will never see eye to eye on this. I just think you folks are doing more harm than good to your cause.
We will have to agree to disagree then. I'm of the mind that every time we allow the anti-gun crowd a victory, regardless of it's size, it emboldens them to increase their efforts.
The only way to stop them is to stop them cold and begin to reclaim the rights they've already compromised.
This is a good common sense bill. It may be against some of your personal principles....but common sense seems to be thrown out the window when personal principles are involved. You conservatives seem to really like polls...where are the polls in this thread?
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Quite honestly that does seem like little impact. Note I didn't say no impact, I said little impact.
It's only a small impact on those that don't own guns, or are against gun ownership in general.
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I'd kill myself before I lived in NJ, The Carolinas would be a great place to escape the Jersey trash. Hell I'm in Bethlehem PA right now and I can smell Jersey from here, even this is too close for me.
Talk about it. I used to live in Carbon County and that place is being invaded by New Yorkers and New Jersians. THose 2 groups of people, like summers, are trying to escape the high cost of living brought on by Democrat policies. Is it any coincidence that the most expensive states to live in are all Democrat controlled?
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Fortunately we live in a Republic and not a social democracy, so we got that going for us.
In school I was taught that the Founders instituted the Electoral College and our Representative Democracy system solely because they recognized the dangers of fleeting emotions that can play during a certain period.
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