Gun buy-backs

[Ken Mac]

If involuntary, and later gets overturned by a court...would make it kinda hard to get your firearm(s) back. *Shrug*...oh well...

Boss

Think back to Katrina [ hurricane] where they ran around confiscating firearms, which they then stored out in the weather. Several years passed, while they fought in court to get the firearms back, finely, they won[sort of]. Most returned were not salvageable.

 

[Xrperry]

If you're deeply concerned about federal spending but voted for/plan on voting for Trump, spare us the hypocrisy.

Budget agency predicts trillion-dollar deficits for years to come, as red ink explodes

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released a grim update Wednesday to their economic outlook for the next decade, predicting average national deficits of $1.2 trillion every year through 2029, due in large part to recent budget and border security bills.

www.foxnews.com

Lmao

 

[Caveman Jim]

These slime dogs think that they can buy what they never owned with our tax money!!!!

Molina Labe bubblegumes!!!!

 

[Talos32]

I know you were joking but it was a useful one -- it took my mind directly to the notion of a government for the people and by the people. IF that is truly the case, the only gun "buybacks" that actually truly exist, are those in which the citizens buy back what we let the government (made up of us), use.

That would be the CMP, where they sell old service rifles to civilians. The stated purpose is to encourage marksmanship training. The program is still running, but prices have increased steadily over the years, and their decisions to allow multiple purchases a year (i.e. many, I think at one point it was unlimited) have led to almost exhausting the supply as they were snapped up by resellers. It was awesome in it's heyday in the early 2000's, but now I hardly give them a look.