Dallas, Dallas County, Tx, where I don't live, is having a gun buy back
program this weekend. Gun owners can turn in their unloading, working gun at
the Krogers store and receive a $50 grocery coupon.
The goal is to get those guns of the street and out of the hands of some
citizens.

Sounds like a real good deal to me.

Dallas, Dallas County, Tx, where I don't live, is having a gun show at
various locations this weekend. Prospective gun buyers can chose from a wide
array of weapons.
The goal is to get those guns sold to citizens.

Sounds like a real good deal to me.


.....louie

On Feb 28, 12:07*pm, "Pender" <whatisthefreque...@kenneth.net> wrote:
> "louie" <lou...@swbell.net> wrote in message
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> > Dallas, Dallas County, Tx, where I don't live, is having a gun buy back
> > program this weekend. Gun owners can turn in their unloading, working gun
> > at the Krogers store and receive a $50 grocery coupon.
> > The goal is to get those guns of the street and out of the hands of some
> > citizens.
>
> > Sounds like a real good deal to me.
>
> > Dallas, Dallas County, Tx, where I don't live, is having a gun show at
> > various locations this weekend. Prospective gun buyers can chose from a
> > wide array of weapons.
> > The goal is to get those guns sold to citizens.
>
> > Sounds like a real good deal to me.
>
> > ....louie
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> I like it too.
> all $50 guns should be turned in and gotten off the streets.
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> all guns for sale should be sold to citizens and kept off the streets.
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> I wish we could take non-citizens to Kroger and exchange them for
> groceries...
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