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NJ: Nothing Nazified about NJ gun laws
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"Anyone having the audacity to use the term, 'Nazi' in the same sentence with New Jersey or any state in the U.S., is without a doubt, at the least afflicted with acute paranoia. To write, 'Nazi gun laws a model for New Jersey,' as stated by Mr. Bruce Eden in his Jan. 30 letter, is to ignore the simple fact that we are not living in Nazi Germany, but in the United States of America." ...
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Submitter's Note: Bill Thompson of Piscataway then spends almost 800 words completely ignoring the 8 specific aspects of the "Nazi gun laws" mirrored in New Jersey's laws that Mr. Eden cited. |
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Millwright66
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| The National Socialists had a lot of fellow travelers, too. Why should NJ be any different ? Perhaps Mr. Eden - and his sympathizers - ought to google pictures of the full dress uniform of the New Jersey State Police. |
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