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Freddie

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4. Australia had a buy-back program

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Reply #2)

Fri May 27, 2022, 09:03 AM

May 2022

$1000 would persuade MANY.
If Texas can do it, so can we. For those who resist the buyback, citizens can sue anyone in possession of an assault weapon for 10k.

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I'm just gonna say it. [View all] momta May 2022 OP

Yes, yes, and yes. Magoo48 May 2022 #1

And in the tradition of "Who's going to 'bell the cat'" no_hypocrisy May 2022 #2

Australia had a buy-back program Freddie May 2022 #4

2/3rd Senate, 2/3rd House 3/4th states must agree and then it's done. jimfields33 May 2022 #3

Precisely. evolves May 2022 #7

I think it's time to ban money from politics. MissMillie May 2022 #5

👆 Citizens United and the dark money it enables are slowly killing this country. nt crickets May 2022 #11

I agree wholeheartedly, but it won't happen. Buns_of_Fire May 2022 #6

If Republicans get the authoritarian government they want the 2nd Amendment will doc03 May 2022 #8

Guns are a public health menace like smoking or drunk driving. hunter May 2022 #9

Before the Second Amendment pressbox69 May 2022 #10