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Representative Tom MacArthur is a co-sponsor of HR38 which is an effort by the Federal Government to make concealed carry of guns legal in all fifty states. I write in opposition to this bill because as a citizen of New Jersey I feel that this should be a states right issue to decide. We are a small, demographically overpopulated corridor state. If a person wishes to carry a gun into New Jersey they can apply and be granted a document giving them this right by the State of New Jersey.
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hisself
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Idiot!
You said: "We are a small, demographically overpopulated corridor state. If a person wishes to carry a gun into New Jersey they can apply and be granted a document giving them this right by the State of New Jersey."
I already have that right - God granted it, and the 2nd Amendment guaranteed my right to bear arms!
Driving is a privilege, not a right, so I will modify your statements to show the absurdity of your comments:
"We are a small, demographically overpopulated corridor state. If a person wishes to drive a car into New Jersey they can apply and be granted a document giving them this right by the State of New Jersey."
Want to do that?
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