[rktman]

Psssstttttt! Hey dumbass. Flights leave daily to head down under. You could fulfill your nocturnal emission scenario by boarding one. They've already done it so easy peasy. Write if you find work. Or don't.

[Lurkinanloomin]

This is the Ministry of Propaganda’s flagship paper and NPR’s token “conservative”.

[AndyTheBear]

But there are still lots of guns in Australia. You need people to not want to murder others actually.

[butlerweave]

Ordering a buyback is still stealing

[fhayek]

...You Need Buyback Like Australia

Uh, you need a Gestapo like Nazi Germany.

[Lurkinanloomin]

He’s lying when he says Australians had a choice.
It was surrender it or go to prison if caught with it.

[july4thfreedomfoundation]

David Brooks is retarded.

Red states need to go their own way.

[dforest]

The government never owned the guns and we already know Brooks, you idiot boob, that gun buy backs do not work.

[Billthedrill]

It’s an open choice.

No, Dave, it's not. What part of "mandatory" do you not understand?

[Jonny7797]

I wouldn’t want AZ to use my tax dollars to buy guns.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Can’t sell the government my guns… they’d never pass a background check.

[allblues]

Pant Crease Brooks remains true to his idiotic form.

[RedMonqey]

Brookes just showing why he’s the token conservative on PBS and other networks.

Can’t earn a decent living being this this dumb so he pretends to be a conservative.

[Levy78]

These clowns severely underestimate the resolve or tens of millions of gun owners who will not stand to have their weapons confiscated by urban commie scum. Molón Labe.

[gundog]

I’ve got a 10-22 I’d take $20K for.

[Spok]

What if your guns aren’t for sale?

[butlerweave]

Australia is a bad example ,LOL

[from occupied ga]

How can you “buy back” something you never sold or owned?

[Bonemaker]

“It’s an open choice. You can sell your gun or not.”

And if “or not” you go to jail and lose your money.

[marktwain]

It’s an open choice. You can sell your gun or not.

Lots of BS. He starts with a lie.

In Australia, you did *not* have a choice for the banned guns.

They had to be turned in.

You could apply for a permit, I suppose, but almost none were issued for semi-automatic rifles or pump shotguns.

[SkyDancer]

I considered selling my weapons “back” to the government, but after a background check and thorough investigation into the buyer, I determined the buyer has a history of violence and is mentally unstable. Big risk to society.

Secondly, How can you sell anything back to someone who never owned it? If anything, the government should be selling their weapons back to us, the people, since we paid for them.