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Title: Gun Confiscation Bill Introduced in Congress (IRS gives $2,000 deduction for your AW)
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Infowars
URL Source: http://www.infowars.com/gun-confisc ... n-bill-introduced-in-congress/
Published: Jan 17, 2013
Author: Kurt Nimmo
Post Date: 2013-01-17 17:19:48 by Hondo68
Keywords: an exhaustive list, so-called “assault weapons”, a $2,000 tax credit
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Comments: 2
On January 13, 2013, H.R. 226 was introduced in the House of Representatives by Connecticut Democrat Rep. Rosa DeLauro. The bill will amend the 1986 IRS code and allow a credit if taxpayers “surrender” their guns to the government. Cited as the “Support Assault Firearms Elimination and Reduction for our Streets Act,” the proposed legislation represents another effort to convince citizens that they must voluntarily turn in their guns as a civic duty and to do their part to reduce “gun violence” and protect children, as Obama said yesterday. The bill is yet more evidence that federal and state governments are now pulling out all stops short of door-to-door confiscation in their coordinated effort to disarm the American people. Strikingly honest language included in the legislation specifies that the bill is part of the government’s “program to reduce the number of privately owned weapons,” in short, a program to disarm the American people. The bill contains an exhaustive list of so-called “assault weapons” that will garner a $2,000 tax credit, including the much demonized Bushmaster AR-15 allegedly used in the Newtown Sandy Hook massacre. The bill was referred to the Committee on Ways and Means on January 14, 2013. American taxpayers must reject such cynical enticements and stand together and support the Second Amendment against all attacks by Obama and Congress.
Poster Comment: How about the IRS gets nothing, and we keep our guns?
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#1. To: hondo68 (#0)
Which is how it's gonna' go. This won't apply to poor people- since they don't pay taxes anyway, and get "earned income tax credits"- so they're irrelevant. The middle-class would need the deduction. But if they've spent money to obtain decent weapons, they already recognize the weapons will soon be far more valuable than a promise from the IRS to steal slightly less money from our pockets. The wealthy will get the deduction through other means, and laugh at the government. All in all, it's merely political grandstanding. Feh.
How about the IRS gets nothing, and we keep our guns?
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