Adventures in Gun Buyback today

[HOUSTON RICK]

They used to hold these in Pittsburgh once in a while. I think at least once they ran out of gift cards for the local grocery store chain. I think if I wanted to be rid of a gun that I couldn't sell, if I were a hood, it would just become property of the Ohio River. Where they held these events were in the hood where I don't care to go in the daytime. The gift cards could be sold for 1/2 face value and a junkie will be okay for a couple days.

I wonder how many guns were property of the Ohio River before being turned in for gift cards.

 

[stansdds]

I'm beginning to think I need to go to Ohio and start fishing.

 

[pharmer]

How does one buy BACK something that they never owned in the first place?

In ".gov think" you bought the gun (or stole it, inherited it, got it as debt payoff) and "they" want to buy it back from you. Unintended consequences are never in the mix, only optics. Joe