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|    Message 53,601 of 54,497    |
|    benj to Peter Franks    |
|    Re: "Being Honest Messed Up My Life"    |
|    17 Jul 14 13:45:08    |
      XPost: alt.politics.usa.constitution.gun-rights, alt.guns, alt.rec.guns       XPost: talk.politics.guns       From: none@gmail.com              On 07/17/2014 11:49 AM, Peter Franks wrote:       > On 7/17/2014 2:37 AM, RL wrote:       >>       >> "Being Honest Messed Up My Life"       >>       >> By Nicki Kenyon, July 14th 2014       >>       >> JPFO writer contributor, © 2014.       >>       >> Recently, a young, single, law abiding mom from Pennsylvania made the       >> mistake of driving into New Jersey, while carrying her legally purchased       >> firearm. Shaneen Allen says she did not know that her legally-obtained       >> concealed carry permit was not valid in New Jersey. She got the       >> concealed carry permit (after filling out paperwork, passing a       >> background check and getting mandatory training), because she wanted to       >> keep herself and her children safe. She had gotten robbed several times,       >> and this hard-working young lady, who works two jobs to support her       >> family, now may be facing a mandatory three years in prison for       >> accidentally crossing into New Jersey with her tool of self-defense.       >>       >> What? How could this be? Why?       >>       >> During a routine traffic stop, Allen did what she felt was the right       >> thing to do. She told the officer that she was licensed and was carrying       >> her firearm. And because she was honest...       >>       >> ...she now faces prison, charged with unlawful possession of a weapon       >> and of hollow-point bullets which were in the gun - a second-degree       >> felony in New Jersey, which holds a minimum sentence of three-years in       >> prison.       >       > "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free       > State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be       > infringed.       >       > There is no exception for New Jersey.              Sure there is. That was then and this is now!              Well, luckily, as a convicted felon she won't have to worry about ever       carrying a gun again. As a single mom she should have known better than       to think about defending herself and her children. Guns only ADD TO THE       VIOLENCE! She is lucky she wasn't attacked, because instead Shaneen and       her children standing there and "taking their medicine" like good       liberals, she had some crazy idea of self-defense! Who knows who she       might have hurt? It's well New Jersey threw her into prison before she       hurt some innocent unarmed liberal minding his own business with her       cop-killer bullets out of her assault weapon! Rays from that gun she was       carrying might have even made her decide to shoot a cop!              On the other hand, Shaneen is a black single mother who doubtless voted       for Obama, and on that basis she clearly deserves a pass on these       charges PROVIDED she swears to never touch one of those icky guns (or       any gun-related items) again.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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