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That's not proving the idea, that's putting it into action.Sure it is. Line up an org, line up a reporter, organize a group of participants, and make it happen. The proof is in the pudding.
...or just keep flatulating.
That's not proving the idea, that's putting it into action.
I think you'll have a hard time convincing people to participate if you can't articulate why it's a good idea. You're proposing that gun owners participate in an obviously anti-gun media circle jerk - the burden is on you to prove that it's a good idea.
I have already articulated why I believe it's a good idea. If my arguments are not persuasive to them, then they won't likely be convinced. It cannot be "proved" without doing it, no matter how many times you keep asking me to prove it.
Why can't you just say "OK" and back out of attacking this and let others weigh in?
You said you could use it to raise money for Comm2A and then admitted that Comm2A would likely not participate. You said that we'd somehow get positive media coverage from the event and then admitted that you'd probably just be able to get a few youtube views. You said that we'd be able to "empty the anti-gun coffers" and then ignored people who explained why that was so unlikely to happen. Am I missing any of your arguments?
You haven't articulated how it's a good idea at all. In fact you admitted that it wasn't even possible to prove that it was a good idea (if it were a good idea you'd be able to prove it.) Despite your complete failure to defend the concept, you continue to troll this thread. Why is that? (Serious question.)
You saps are unbelievable. You just don't get it.
What's your suggestion for fighting gun buy backs?
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But contributing to the psyops being displayed to the general public against gun owners in Massachusetts IS a big deal.
You are a hypocrite of the first order and no friend to the gun owning public that is being shit upon daily in Massachusetts.
You'd sell your soul for a couple of hundred dollars.
Simple, stop helping to fill their tables. GBBs are fads that pop up every few years. There a relatively few anti gun groups. A lot of people jump on the anti bandwagon, when it is popular.
If the media covers a few unsuccessful ones they become low priority to the news producers.
When news producers get bored, they look for a different story.
Re-opened on request.
DispositionMatrix said:129 handguns of 136 total.[/URL]
Story.
http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/20...re-handguns/A8HW9PlMf7ZopYcE9LGgIL/story.html
I saw the collection table at BPD on the news. Was that a J.C. Higgins .22 rifle on the table? I only had a fleeting look at it, between bites of my dinner and it only showed for a few seconds. There were other wood-stocked rifles and shotguns there as well. Looks like some people were cleaning out attics or basements for some quick cash.Since the gift cards were limited to functioning handguns, it sort of makes sense that most of what they collected were handguns.
People really seem to want to talk about this buyback, so go for it. Please try to keep it civil.
I saw the collection table at BPD on the news. Was that a J.C. Higgins .22 rifle on the table? I only had a fleeting look at it, between bites of my dinner and it only showed for a few seconds. There were other wood-stocked rifles and shotguns there as well. Looks like some people were cleaning out attics or basements for some quick cash.
If that was the case, they were fools indeed! They should have taken the thundersticks up to KTP. At least they would have got some cash or a trade allowance for other merchandise in the store.Wrong!
They were only giving the gift cards for handguns.
The fools that dropped off the rifles and shotguns got NOTHING!
Or bring a nonfunctioning gun, when they refuse to give you money, you put it back in the case, thank them and walk away. I wonder if at that point they would have asked to see a LTC since the "no questions asked" thing probably only applies if you actually agree to give it up.