I just don't believe that any guns should be illegal.74novaman wrote:Absolutely I would call 911 if I saw a strange van in front of a neighbors house with a bunch of guys loading up furniture. I just have a feeling most people, especially in NJ, will see an "illegal" gun every time they see anyone with a long case being carried out to a car, or any gun. Seems to me this will create a lot of harassment of legal gun owners, which I'm sure the mayor won't mind.der Teufel wrote:On the other hand, when you see a crime in progress, don't you call 911? He did specify "illegal" guns.
What about Neighborhood Watch programs? Citizens watching out for each other and reporting problems. Some times it is good when people don't simply "mind their own business." Just because this program involves guns doesn't automatically mean it's a bad idea.
You seem to have a lot of faith in the sheeple of NJ's ability to differentiate between a legal and illegal gun. I just don't share your positive outlook I guess.
guns don't break laws, and the gun laws in New Jersey are draconian and probably unconstitutional. Some laws deserve to be broke. Anyone who would turn someone in in New Jersey for Possessing a gun on the streets isn't much better than the Red Communist that turned in their neighbors for attending church. Both are human rights issues. Just because civil rights abuse happens in America doesn't mean we should be more tolorant of it. New Jersey's gun laws are oppressive and those who support them are contributers to these civil rights abuse.