Beaumont, Texas was the city where a young pregnant wife and mother was murdered during a robbery. She offered no resistance and the perps didn't even bother stealing anything.
It's a cesspool.
Posted on 08/03/2017 7:17:37 PM PDT by Snickering Hound
If it’s unrepairable and not collectable this is a good deal, otherwise it’s just for mothers and grandmothers who “find” objectionable items in their home.
The police know what a stupid idea this is, I don’t know why they always seem to go along with it.
As for the objectionable items, if they can find it you deserve to lose it.
Criminals are not welcome. (if you have a warrant you are advised not to attend.)
Beaumont, Texas was the city where a young pregnant wife and mother was murdered during a robbery. She offered no resistance and the perps didn't even bother stealing anything.
It's a cesspool.
Wow what a sad story...Seems it was a racially motivated hate crime, tho the article did not mention it as such. Hope they find the scumbags!!
Beaumont did not seem like a very nice town, but gun buybacks do nothing to reduce crime—they just un-arm ignorant liberals who turn in their firearms thinking they are doing something responsible.
I was just surprised to see this in any TX town—except for Austin which I know is quite liberal.
I have a pistol that’s not worth $10 (.25). I wish they would do that here.
Yep, I might have something like that myself :)
Texas is turning into blue cities surrounded by red rural areas, and not just Austin either. Houston has (or had) a lesbian mayor. San Antonio is Democrat-controlled (the previous mayor was an unapologetic Marxist). Dallas has a Democrat mayor. Houston and Beaumont are home to violent black street gangs, many of whom were Katrina refugees.
Texas is not the conservative paradise it used to be. Not the big cities, anyways.
Giving up a firearm to a buyback program to curb violence is like having yourself castrated to prevent the neighbors from having too many kids.
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