Seattle Buyback guns being melted into "Peace Bricks"

[Freedom1Man]

everyone should call his home and ask where you can get the peace bricks ... when they say that there are none then you can retort "no peace w/o peace bricks!"

I'd make some "piece bricks," but I am all out of plutonium.

I guess would could make some ourselves and sell them as a fund raiser for OCDO, use clay and put a pro-liberty/gun art work on them. Maybe use some "fancy" ceramics and make pro-gun/liberty tile for those who are doing some re-decorating. Some UV 'activated' ones would be kinda fun. Sell them and then the logos show up under black lights only.

 

[marshaul]

We wouldn't need more laws against government if we erased the ones they used against us. We already have the constitution on a federal and a state level....The right to bear arms, and the right to be left alone is fairly explicit in them.

See, the problem is legislators don't feel like they're gaining brownie points with their constituents for not passing laws.

If we can use that against government excess, I'll take it.

 

[sudden valley gunner]

See, the problem is legislators don't feel like they're gaining brownie points with their constituents for not passing laws.

If we can use that against government excess, I'll take it.

Yep they pass pandering feel good laws, and when they don't work they pass more....

Part of the problem they take on and believe their job title is lawmaker not just representative.

 

[Dave Workman]

New revelations suggest Seattle mayor knew gun buyback could be bust

The on-line Seattle P-I.com is reporting today that an e-mail exchange between members of Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn’s staff and Ralph Fascitelli, president of Washington Ceasefire, suggest the mayor’s office knew the Jan. 26 buyback could backfire.

http://www.examiner.com/article/new-revelations-suggest-seattle-mayor-knew-gun-buyback-could-be-bust

 

[Alpine]

What I want to know is when the next one is?

I missed this recent one and would like to pick up some undesired firearms from the frightened hippies who inherited them. I heard the Mayor thinks he can ban private sales at the next one but I seriously doubt he can pull that off, and if SPD tries to arrest anyone for lawful activities I know some people in KCSO who may step in. Actually, I plan on coming to it with a KCSO officer who is interested in getting some new pieces himself.

 

[amzbrady]

I thought there already was a law that said the city was required to sell them.

When and where? Do they hold an auction?

I know there were contributors for the buying of the arms, but who is paying for the melting, molding and placing of them? Did the salaries paid for those involved come from the contributors as well, or the taxpayers?

 

[MSG Laigaie]

but who is paying for the melting, molding and placing of them??

The "peace bricks" were never made. The mayor made the announcement without knowing that the PD had already destroyed the weapons. He was a bit embarrassed about it and dropped all reference to "peace bricks" after that.

The next buyback may be a while now that the mayor and fastyatelly were outed. Just to be sure tho, I picked up a seatlle city
vendors license so I can buy and sell on the street. Probably will not need it, but thats OK.