[ulster]

Suckers. Don't give away your guns-- buy more. you're going to need them after our next President changes the official language of the US to a series of clicks.

[JLS]

If someone will pay more for something than it is worth to you, you sell it to them. I believe studies have shown these gun buy backs dont necessarily lead to the public having fewer guns. So dont call rational people “suckers.’

[ulster]

Here for example-- the next official language of the United States... (keep those guns)

[FlingWingFlyer]

This may sound silly but I can see a “Cars for Groceries” program in America’s future.

[Outlaw Woman]

...;you're going to need them after our next President changes the official language of the US to a series of clicks.

Very slick way to word it. Good job!

[yarddog]

These programs are really disturbing and also disgusting to me. They make an assumption that arms are inherently evil which is contrary to the express intent of the Constitution.

Those supporting it deserve to have their other rights taken from them tho I would never do it to them.

[catnipman]

What do you bet that if some of these guns turn out to be worth big bucks as collectibles, that somehow they don’t wind up in the crusher?

[MississippiMan]

you're going to need them after our next President changes the official language of the US to a series of clicks.

I guess I'm dense, but I don't get it. Please explain.

MM (in TX)

[Jedidah]

I’d trade a gun for groceries so my kids could eat.

Seriously, folks — there are a lot of good people out of work, even in Texas.

[truemiester]

Sounds like a good way to add to my collection.

If anyone brings me a gun in working order I will give you $10 to $200 (+10% since I am in competition).
It will be in the form of cash, grocery vouchers or random things from my garage.

Thank you for taking guns out of the hands of idiots and placing them in the hands of someone who knows how to appreciate them.

[RedMDer]

What would you for a klondike bar?

[Richard Kimball]

This is a great way to get rid of worthless junk guns. It's also a way to get rid of guns used in crimes.

Unfortunately, some little old ladies will probably turn in their deceased hubby's guns for pennies on the dollar. They'll get $50 for a S&W .357 that would go for $500 to $700 on the market. I'll bet a lot of these cops "review" the firearms that are turned in prior to having them bulldozed. These cops get a better deal than Jay Leno got on his Duesenberg.

[Phosgood]

Review this video a few times and see if the line represents the dangerous of Austin or just a bunch of stupid white River-walk folks,,,,,,

Been to Austin!

[SaraJohnson]

The the Third World they have “free health care and food” for sterilization.

What is amazing here is that there are that many people who are in such dire need of free food in the Austin area! However, we should not assume the guns they are giving to the fascist social engineers are necessiarily the only guns they own or are guns of any use to them.

[DoughtyOne]

Not to worry, those turning them in would only hurt themselves or someone who knew better than give up their weapons.

[Hardraade]

This is a brilliant idea. What kind of vegetable do I have to turn in to get a fully automatic classic Thompson?

[Paved Paradise]

The people involved probably really shouldn’t have guns.

[donmeaker]

I figure I could make a Lego(tm) gun and turn it in. It is morally wrong to let a sucker keep their money.

The other thing to do is to set up a table upstream of the Po-Po table, and offer more, and a good home, to deserving firearms.

[Hoodat]

To raise money, the City of Austin will later sell these guns to dealers.

[Red in Blue PA]

“Guns for Groceries”

Only takes an inane saying to get people to willfully trample on the 2A.

Idiots.

[Fido969]

They took 320 gun “off the streets”?

Over 1 million NICS checks were done last August alone.