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Genius on so many levels. $9300 in exchange for some plastic, plus applied on a large scale, it drains the budget of the gun grabbers. Malign creativity at its best.

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Yikes, where's the trigger warning? You know, for disturbing mockery of respected government initiatives?

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Great way to recycle misprints too!

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And the law of unintended consequences strikes again

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Capitalism at it’s finest.

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Disarming the population, regardless of whether the guns are ghost guns or not, coincides ultimately with the WEF goals in my humble opinion. I believe ghost guns are not just owned by criminals but by average, normal, reliable, trained and competent gun owners.

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Our friends at ghostguns.com tried doing this at the "buyback" in Houston, but the ATF said "they aren't firearms".

https://twitter.com/GhostGcom/status/1553438252656386048

The Best and the Brightest™ go in to government "service", don't you know.

And, speaking of the ATF, this clip of one of their thugs getting a taste of what he dishes out wins the net for the week:

https://twitter.com/TheCajunLibert1/status/1553818427378339841

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do i get $150/ea for telling them what lakes to dredge where i lost my ar 15's in horrendous boating accidents?

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The American national character trait: Beat The System.

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Curious to know how much to print those out?

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Government mocked in a nefarious, ingenious, and profitable way. Gotta love it. Tho, those buy-backs are funded with taxpayer money, so whoever came up with that, devised a genius way to not only make a fool of police, but also a way to steal from the taxpayers.

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LOL sounds like a good ROI rate! Maybe that guy can sell a tutorial on it...

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'MERICA!

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the American entrepreneurial spirit lives!!!!

Meow!!

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