It was at this moment I felt a strange calm wash over me. It was no longer anger that I felt, but a cold, hard, logic rage edition.
All 6 bills that where up for vote into the assembly Monday passed. 5 passed without amendment. The 10 round mag cap passed with an amendment to exempt cops and their carry pieces from the restrictions and to exempt .22 tube fed rifles so they don't """accidentally""" through a guy in prison for owning a Marlin 66... again.
Another progun protest is scheduled on April 14th in Trenton. This one is on a Saturday so hopefully anyone who couldn't make it last Monday will be able to attend this one.
Also WHY IS SGAMMO TAKING SO LONG TO SHIP MY ORDER?! I'm worried Murphy is going to make me get a penis inspection for all future ammo purchases so I want to stockpile now.
Monday's rally was interesting. They had some really good speakers and some really awful ones. A few talked about violent video games being the source of problems which was hilarious. To keep this weapon related, is there going to be a grace period to get things into compliance / buy compliant magazines? Does anyone know how much of a hassle it is to get an FFL so that you'd be exempt?
Matthew Peterson
I'm living and working in NJ, but have retained my PA residency in plans to escape once my lease is up. Can I keep my Glock 22 or must it wait for me in PA?
Isaac Thompson
I agree about the speakers. Some of the politicians clearly didn't know what they where talking about and where just there so they could pander for votes, like the guy that kept saying "magazine clips". Evan Nappen was well spoken as always and IMO the best speaker there. Le Based Black Man brought up identity politics which I didn't really like but he was obviously very passionate and pretty well spoken, so I do have to respect him for that.
The magazine law as written would go into effect 180 days after Le Weed Man signs it. You'll have to destroy, sell, turn in, or permanently modify your magazines by then.
>Does anyone know how much of a hassle it is to get an FFL so that you'd be exempt?
HAHAHA
Brandon Sullivan
You're already breaking the law. Our transport laws are very strict about where and why you may posses a firearm. Someone else's residence is NOT one of the places you're specifically allowed to posses a firearm unless you've traveled to that residence to legally sell it.
Blake Sanders
im not even mad anymore. now im just getting ready
Adrian Morgan
The rally is nationwide, so please attend of you can. Video games, especially realistic violent ones, do desensitize people to suffering, and plant certain ideas in people's minds about the value of other people. When a game graphically depicts suffering (heads exploding, blood and gore, pain, especially inflicted by you, etc) and you have to cause such suffering to beat the game, you have to learn not to feel bad for hurting things. Once, I was unable to stomach mortal kombat gameplay footage because of how it shows bones and organs getting destroyed. But you have to learn not to care about that to keep playing. So you care less about hurting anything, including people.
Likewise, when you replay levels over and over in a linear game, it teaches you to some extent, or at least plants the idea, that NPCs are always going to be in the same spot if you come back to it, so you don't value them as much as you should and don't think very far into the consequences of killing them.
Charles Hall
I don't disagree that all media we consume (hell, all experiences we have as individuals)have some formative, and potentially negative, effect on our overall mental health and wellbeing. What I don't agree with is the idea that simply consuming violent media can have such an effect on an individual that it makes an otherwise nonviolent person commit violent acts.
Chase Parker
I'm allowed to have it in the apartment that I lease in New Jersey. I just have my PA license still.
Daniel Ward
In that case yes, you can keep the gun in your apartment.
