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Old 12-26-2012, 01:39   #1
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Connolly Urges $200 Million Gun Buyback Program

http://lakeridge.patch.com/articles/...ogram-8a6c2cc0

The letter is suggesting it be part of the fiscal bill to repair the cliff.
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Old 12-26-2012, 11:16   #2
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I'll take $200 Million for my AR. And no I'm not sharing!!
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Old 12-26-2012, 11:18   #3
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For $200 million I will sell them some.
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Old 12-26-2012, 11:22   #4
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Great, I can get rid of some of those old guns I've collected over the years and take the money to buy some new ones.

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Old 12-26-2012, 11:30   #5
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Adding $200 million to the final compromise on the fiscal cliff could remove as many as one million guns from our streets.
Not too many firearms are worth less than $200.

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“Gun buybacks have proven successful in communities across the nation,” Connolly and Deutch said in a “Dear Colleague” to House members.
And how is "sucess" gauged. I would suppose by the fact that a politician decided to spend money and someone took the money. Not by the fact that it reduced criminal behavior with a gun.
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Old 12-26-2012, 11:40   #6
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Not too many firearms are worth less than $200.



And how is "sucess" gauged. I would suppose by the fact that a politician decided to spend money and someone took the money. Not by the fact that it reduced criminal behavior with a gun.
I don't know if there is enough profit margin for me to go out and purchase Hi Points to sell to them. Now, if they boosted it up to $400, I think I could make it work.

"Friends don't let friends buy Hi Points."
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Old 12-26-2012, 11:43   #7
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Not too many firearms are worth less than $200.
They are to theives that now have a list of registered handgun owners with addresses.
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Old 12-26-2012, 11:45   #8
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http://lakeridge.patch.com/articles/...ogram-8a6c2cc0

The letter is suggesting it be part of the fiscal bill to repair the cliff.
You know, that really is a good idea.

If you're desperate enough to sell your gun for damn near nothing, you're probably poor. Poor people commit the majority of violent crimes.

Disarm the poor!

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Old 12-26-2012, 12:47   #9
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I just checked my safe. I have thirteen guns for sale at $100,000 apiece. The others are not for sale.
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Old 12-26-2012, 12:49   #10
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[QUOTE=John Rambo;19782131]You know, that really is a good idea.

If you're desperate enough to sell your gun for damn near nothing, you're probably poor. Poor people commit the majority of violent crimes.

Disarm the poor!

well, aint that a turn.
Some years ago the poor people were denied having "saturday night specials" because they were cheap and the elite thought they could save poor peoples lives if they banned them. Now the poor are even poorer but have nicer guns and the elite still doesnt like that.
Some people are just never satisfied!

The really really sad thing is the confirmation that this person really is clueless and an idiot. Its bad enough when one suspects something but when its confirmed, it always seems to be worse.

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Old 12-26-2012, 12:55   #11
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What a jackass! Use my tax money against me the tax payer. Time to just stop paying taxes or reporting income. I'm credit free and can get real poor real quick. What if a few million taxpayers did that?
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Old 12-26-2012, 13:54   #12
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Heck I'll sell him one of my guns for just $1 million, of course I would use it buy many many more guns other then that does he think we are really that stupid?
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Old 12-26-2012, 14:17   #13
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Yeah, but none of mine are for sale.

If the politicians really want to do something that will have true effect on gun crimes, they need to appropriate the funds for more jail/prison cells and then start prosecuting the criminals who commiting guns crimes.

No law will work unless it has "teeth" and under this Administration prosecution of gun crimes are down.

Just recently in Detroit, an ex-con facing charged for carrying a concealed weapon had the charges dropped because the arresting officer failed to appear in court!
Perhaps the officer had good reasons for not appearing, but this is insane, to just let this guy walk, and as we all know, he WILL come back again!
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Old 12-27-2012, 13:22   #14
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Bet he carries a gun for protection.
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What a jackass! Use my tax money against me the tax payer. Time to just stop paying taxes or reporting income. I'm credit free and can get real poor real quick. What if a few million taxpayers did that?
You have stumbled on the reason why tax evaders are modern patriots.
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