insurection leader 's weapons returned to shaman

[rampart]

how would you value priceless relics like the shaman's spear and helmet? and shouldn't the son of sam law apply to any profits?this stuff belongs in the smithsonian.

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/08/05/qanon-shaman-doj-trump-spear-election.html

 

[1srelluc]

Meh, Jack Ruby's Colt Cobra revolver was returned to his family....It sold for 220K at auction.

 

[rampart]

Meh, Jack Ruby's Colt Cobra revolver was returned to his family....It sold for 220K at auction.

220 k may be more than the shaman can earn honestly on a lifetime. the shaman'[s spear will auction much higher than that. there will be merch.

 

[Hellokitty]

how would you value priceless relics like the shaman's spear and helmet? and shouldn't the son of sam law apply to any profits?this stuff belongs in the smithsonian.

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/08/05/qanon-shaman-doj-trump-spear-election.html

Huh, did the shaman guy kill someone with his spear?

 

[rampart]

Huh, did the shaman guy kill someone with his spear?

when trump declares jan 6 as a national holiday that spear becomes a national treasure, symbolizing the backward direction of the movement.

 

[whitehall]

Remember the firearm buyouts where a person could turn in any firearm for a specified amount of money and no questions asked? It seems that the government destroyed all the weapons without checking if they were stolen or trying to return them to the rightful owners. Is that logical?

 

[rampart]

Remember the firearm buyouts where a person could turn in any firearm for a specified amount of money and no questions asked? It seems that the government destroyed all the weapons without checking if they were stolen or trying to return them to the rightful owners. Is that logical?

why yes. does a responsible gun owner ever allow his precious weapon to be stolen or lost? since the answer is a resounding NO. why give a gun , even his own, to a person proven not capable of that responsibility?

 

[whitehall]

why yes. does a responsible gun owner ever allow his precious weapon to be stolen or lost? since the answer is a resounding NO. why give a gun , even his own, to a person proven not capable of that responsibility?

Would you hold the owner of a stolen car responsible if it's used in a crime?

 

[rampart]

Would you hold the owner of a stolen car responsible if it's used in a crime?

driving, and car ownership, appear to be "privileges" rather than rights.

perhaps a car is not a sacred right with commensurate responsibility.