NJ Lawmaker rips magazine ban to shreds!

[IDFInfantry]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=cVrUf-GDPec

 

[amoebicmagician]

This guy is freaking amazing. I would vote the living shit out of this guy

 

[toolness1]

That was wonderful. Its so simple....I don't see a rational argument against his, yet so many politicians are on board with it. Its disgusting.

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[Doctor_M]

BRAVO!!!!!

 

[chevellenut71]

NJ Assemblyman Michael Patrick Carroll FOR PRESIDENT

 

[Hopalong]

Rock on! He totally nailed it.

 

[CrazySanMan]

We need many more like him.

 

[Robert]

That was well done.

 

[WeaponsCollector]

A smart politician is a rarity these days.

 

[Gryphon]

Excellent summary. This NJ Legislator's floor presentation would be equally appropriate on the floor of the MD General Assembly. I am not a huge Christie fan, but if this Bill passes in NJ and Christie doesn't promptly veto it he is absolute toast.

 

[swinokur]

Maybe this should be sent to the Pro 281 GA members.

Not that it would provoke any rational thought on their part

 

[protegeV]

Very well spoken.

 

[ShallNotInfringe]

Maybe this should be sent to the Pro 281 GA members.

Not that it would provoke any rational thought on their part

They all operate on orders from on high. No amount of logic or appeal will change their minds. Their campaign funds come from the party they ascribe to and their votes are dictated as such.

However... At this point in time, they simply realize giving the minority party and general public the opportunity to bristle and complain must be endured and so they tolerate it by ignoring them, reading email, chatting with each other, or leaving the room for other "pressing matters". There will come a day (maybe soon) when they decide not to even hold public hearings. Their creativity in disregarding the people was on full display this year in the Maryland General Assembly during the two gun bill days.

I have to hand it to the guy who just said "we'll listen to your testimony after we vote". At least he was telling the truth because we all know the votes are already decided before the bill even gets assigned to a committee... And the decision as to whether they will even bring it to a vote.

The only way to change things at this point is to get at least a few of them out of office to demonstrate what happens when they stop listening to the people and break their "solemn oath" to the constitution they took to get in that chair.

 

[ryan_j]

Mike Carroll has been awesome from day 1. He has always introduced the "citizens protection act" every legislative term. This bill would revamp NJ's carry laws to make it similar to Florida or Arizona.



He leans more libertarian as he is now cosponsoring a bill to legalize marijuana for recreational use.



I would love to have him as Governor.



Oh, and ICYMI

 

[ryan_j]

Excellent summary. This NJ Legislator's floor presentation would be equally appropriate on the floor of the MD General Assembly. I am not a huge Christie fan, but if this Bill passes in NJ and Christie doesn't promptly veto it he is absolute toast.

Agreed. I have no doubt Christie will at least conditional veto.

My prediction:

The 10 round bill (A2006) will die a slow death in the Senate, OR Christie will conditional veto it, to say that it must be amended to add the wording, "while committing a crime." SO if you own a magazine more than 10 rounds for legit purposes - hunting, target shooting, home defense, concealed carry etc no problem. But if you shoot up a school or rob a bank with a >10rd magazine, you're in a heap o' trouble.

The "reasonable deviations" bill will probably be conditional vetoed and only signed if it includes language to preserve judicial discretion.

 

[fightinbluhen51]

Loved the "6 pack, assault beer" comment.

 

[MikeTF]

Agreed. I have no doubt Christie will at least conditional veto.

My prediction:

The 10 round bill (A2006) will die a slow death in the Senate, OR Christie will conditional veto it, to say that it must be amended to add the wording, "while committing a crime." SO if you own a magazine more than 10 rounds for legit purposes - hunting, target shooting, home defense, concealed carry etc no problem. But if you shoot up a school or rob a bank with a >10rd magazine, you're in a heap o' trouble.

The "reasonable deviations" bill will probably be conditional vetoed and only signed if it includes language to preserve judicial discretion.

That is a brilliant prediction.

 

[chsnprodigy]

Loved the "6 pack, assault beer" comment.

I loved the pool comment.

 

[pcfixer]

Maybe this should be sent to the Pro 281 GA members.

Not that it would provoke any rational thought on their part

just sent to all Frederick county delegates and senators. D and R.

 

[El_flasko]

Very well said. Forwarded by me to many.