[jhs27275]

Yep, this will work.

Bill would pay gun owners to hand over assault weapons | TheHill

 

[KameronTKelly]

“Assault weapons are not about hunting, or even self-defense,” DeLauro said. “There is no reason on earth, other than to kill as many people as possible in as short a time as possible, that anyone needs a gun designed for a battlefield.”

Though DeLauro is in favor of stronger guns laws that would completely ban assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition, she emphasized this bill would not force gun owners to turn in their firearms.The legislation would provide up to $2,000 in tax credits for gun owners who voluntarily hand over assault weapons to their local police departments.



I can't even act suprised about this garbage any more.

this line should have read like this.

Though DeLauro is in favor of stronger guns laws that would completely ban weapons...

This is common \/ GG Gibberisih here. I'll bet she's glad her body guard has one.

“There is no reason on earth, other than to kill as many people as possible in as short a time as possible, that anyone needs a gun designed for a battlefield.”




last but but not least... $2,0000 in Tax breaks!? Ha! Greedy motherfckers won't even pay that piddly amount up front. I can't see this garbage appeimg to anyone. Another wasted attempted at another B.S. Law. Our tax money hard at work.

 

[FNFlorida]

Well, since the politicians consider basically anything an assault weapon, this could be beneficial with the $2,000 offer. If I turn in as many Hi-Point 9mm Carbines as I can find and end up with enough tax rebates to have the government fund me a Ballista.

EDIT: Well I guess it's a $2,000 max, so there goes HiPoint's sales.

 

[blkbd]

Yep, this will work.

Bill would pay gun owners to hand over assault weapons | TheHill

I'm sure that every law abiding gang banger would happily take the tax deduction when filing on there tax forms as to how much meth an cocaine sold and gas stations robbed for the year.

 

[Macprowler]

Hmm,
Maybe I will turn in a few of these dangerous .50 caliber assault weapons for my tax break...

 

[STL9MM]

...and just how many semi auto models are on the battlefield?

 

[Big Muddy]

I have a piece of scrap 2x4 in the barn that I could assault someone with, would that count?

 

[Patton250]

The comments on that article are hilarious. "Upgrade your AR act". :lol:

 

[SONYtec]

So I'm going to fund paying myself, for them to take my guns. Ya, right...

 

[Vulcan71]

I'm sure that every law abiding gang banger would happily take the tax deduction when filing on there tax forms as to how much meth an cocaine sold and gas stations robbed for the year.

You are correct the many local bad guys do not have taxable income or files income taxes as most local bad guys cannot afford anything but a Saturday night special.

 

[First Sergeant]

It's a credit. Not 2g in hand. Refuse to play their silly games even if it was 2g in hand.

 

[Smurky]

This is a transparent attempt at politicians feeling better about themselves by attempting to control others, of course for your own good. Even though it would have little impact they can say to themselves they tried to make the world better.

 

[LazarusLong]

It's a credit. Not 2g in hand. Refuse to play their silly games even if it was 2g in hand.

For sure... the money they put in your hand came from someone else's pocket.

 

[monsterdog]

I wonder when she will realize that some enterprising soul out there will start churning out $200 Cobray quality "Assault Weapons", with the express intent of defunding government.

This bill won't make it out of judiciary for those reasons alone.