[GuavaCheesePuff]

I live in New Jersey.

Yes, it is an expensive Northeastern state.

Pricey to live in.

However, the access to New York City and Philadelphia cannot be ignored. Access to Madison Square Garden, Yankee Stadium, Citi Field, etc.

Fifth Avenue.

Suburbs of New Jersey like Montclair, etc. with nice shopping boutiques and some hunting stores in Northwestern New Jersey.

I hope this does not lead to gun confiscation in NJ, but they are plenty of New Jerseyans who would not go along with this.

[DCBryan1]

I live in New Jersey. Yes, it is an expensive Northeastern state. Pricey to live in. However, the access to New York City and Philadelphia cannot be ignored. Access to Madison Square Garden, Yankee Stadium, Citi Field, etc. Fifth Avenue. Suburbs of New Jersey like Montclair, etc. with nice shopping boutiques and some hunting stores in Northwestern New Jersey. I hope this does not lead to gun confiscation in NJ, but they are plenty of New Jerseyans who would not go along with this.

Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.....

Hope those chains around you are comfortable.

[cherry]

NY and NJ are much the same......the inner city controls all the others in small towns, on the farms, etc...

you can vote all you want, but as long as their "system" of getting elected keeps working, a sole vote is meaningless...

most of the time, people just shrug their shoulders and keep their business private.

[Bryanw92]

>>but they are plenty of New Jerseyans who would not go along with this.

Yes they will because, as you say, they believe that the “access” is worth it. People who are addicted to big city amenities are the Achilles Heel of our freedom. Without the metroplexes, there would be no Democrat party anymore and our gun rights would be secure.

[Celerity]

All of these places you have listed aren’t in the United States.

[Ancesthntr]

Bread and circuses.