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Posted: 9/15/2022 11:44:25 PM EDT
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Stupid is supposed to hurt. Glad they're teaching the leftists.
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Quoted: If you can figure out some pre-taxation ways to make leftist stupidity hurt leftists, I'd like to subscribe to your newsletter. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: They stole the money from producers via taxation. Leftists see this as a successful program. If you can figure out some pre-taxation ways to make leftist stupidity hurt leftists, I'd like to subscribe to your newsletter. It's difficult to nail down because leftists are worthless, therefore every equation divides by zero. |
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That's not even a full roll of plastic it looks like.
1000-2000% return on investment. |
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Quoted: I've dedicated my life to the pursuit of anti-leftist leftist-based ordinance. It's difficult to nail down because leftists are worthless, therefore every equation divides by zero. View Quote I've got a solution. But it's not COC-compliant, however well it may be tacitly understood. |
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This makes no sense. If he showed up with auto sears then he was in possession of illegal machine guns that he had manufactured. He would have been arrested, not paid.
What am I missing? |
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Quoted: This makes no sense. If he showed up with auto sears then he was in possession of illegal machine guns that he had manufactured. He would have been arrested, not paid. What am I missing? View Quote If they arrest the guy for it, then their “buybacks” will never work again. It’s a decent sized risk, but it’s a win/win if you’re willing to go to court over it. |
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Hmmmm......what do they pay for Poptarts that look like a pistol?
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Buy backs put on by the local police may be no questions asked, but the feds may be interested in the fact that he made 60 auto sears. He even posted the evidence they can use against him.
Local LEO cannot give amnesty for a Federal offense. |
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Quoted: Buy backs put on by the local police may be no questions asked, but the feds may be interested in the fact that he made 60 auto sears. He even posted the evidence they can use against him. Local LEO cannot give amnesty for a Federal offense. View Quote Again - if he’s prosecuted federally for participating in a buyback, it destroys the credibility of buybacks. It has nothing at all to do with who has the legal authority to promise amnesty. They either pay up, or they’re on record as refusing to “buy back machineguns”. They either keep their mouths shut and take it, or they’re not able to do buybacks anymore. The mostly likely negative outcome here is that the feds will target the guy for some other, ostensibly unrelated “crime”. |
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Quoted: This makes no sense. If he showed up with auto sears then he was in possession of illegal machine guns that he had manufactured. He would have been arrested, not paid. What am I missing? View Quote The fact that almost every word you read on the internet is false in at least one way. Cui bono? |
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3d printing 60 DIAS to clean up at a gun buyback: Brilliant
Bragging about it on Twitter: Fucking stupid |
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Good for him, but I wouldn’t be posting about it online.
He forgot the shut up part. Feds will be talking to him soon |
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Quoted: Good for him, but I wouldn’t be posting about it online. He forgot the shut up part. Feds will be talking to him soon View Quote He handed them in, do you really think he isn’t under scrutiny already? I’m sure they have enough to get a warrant, honestly Hey judge, this dude is manufacturing machine guns. Ok, go search his house, boys |
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Quoted: Gun buy backs only work because they offer amnesty along with money. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: This makes no sense. If he showed up with auto sears then he was in possession of illegal machine guns that he had manufactured. He would have been arrested, not paid. What am I missing? Gun buy backs only work because they offer amnesty along with money. I could see the ATF taking interest though. It was dumb to make it public knowledge |
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Quoted: This makes no sense. If he showed up with auto sears then he was in possession of illegal machine guns that he had manufactured. He would have been arrested, not paid. What am I missing? View Quote Attached File |
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Bragging about it on social media is ill advised, but otherwise good show
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Can you really cheat a government that has all the printing presses.
Still good scam. FATF |
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Quoted: This makes no sense. If he showed up with auto sears then he was in possession of illegal machine guns that he had manufactured. He would have been arrested, not paid. What am I missing? View Quote There is actually a perfectly legal way for someone to do it. It isn't going to be cheap or easy, but the right person could do it legally. You would need a Type 07 FFL / Class 2 SOT and a bunch of 3D printers. When a licensed manufacturer builds a bunch of machine guns, they are required to notify BATFE after the fact via a Form 2. So, a licensed manufacturer with some 3D printers COULD, at least theoretically, print the DIAS', ensuring they inscribed a serial number into each one to BATFE standards, fill out the Form 2 while they are printing, fax the Form 2 to BATFE, go to the buyback, get paid, and then notify BATFE in writing that the machine guns were properly disposed of by turning them in to local law enforcement. They'd almost certainly get a visit from their BATFE Industry Operations Inspector, but the FFL could just tell them they built them to sell to other FFL/SOT's as post-samples, but found that the quality of the printing wasn't really good enough for them to sell or, they could do it well in advance of the buyback and tell the IOI that they had misjudged the market, sales were non-existant, and they saw the buyback as a great way to recoup their investment, rather than holding onto inventory they couldn't sell. |
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Quoted: declare it as income, pay tax on it, still a win economically and zero issues gee that was simple wasn't it View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: IRS will love him tenderly. declare it as income, pay tax on it, still a win economically and zero issues gee that was simple wasn't it Exactly. Even at the highest tax rate, it's just $7,770 in Federal taxes. That's still $13k in his pocket. |
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Quoted: Again - if he’s prosecuted federally for participating in a buyback, it destroys the credibility of buybacks. It has nothing at all to do with who has the legal authority to promise amnesty. They either pay up, or they’re on record as refusing to “buy back machineguns”. They either keep their mouths shut and take it, or they’re not able to do buybacks anymore. The mostly likely negative outcome here is that the feds will target the guy for some other, ostensibly unrelated “crime”. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Buy backs put on by the local police may be no questions asked, but the feds may be interested in the fact that he made 60 auto sears. He even posted the evidence they can use against him. Local LEO cannot give amnesty for a Federal offense. Again - if he’s prosecuted federally for participating in a buyback, it destroys the credibility of buybacks. It has nothing at all to do with who has the legal authority to promise amnesty. They either pay up, or they’re on record as refusing to “buy back machineguns”. They either keep their mouths shut and take it, or they’re not able to do buybacks anymore. The mostly likely negative outcome here is that the feds will target the guy for some other, ostensibly unrelated “crime”. |
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Not tax traceable if he uses the gift cards for FTF purchases, although he might get pinched doing the same online.
However, since he's bragging about it online he's inviting the alphabet into his life. |
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