Jarnhamar
Army.ca Myth
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Pristine looking guns. Wonder which gang is supplying it to them.Fake news. Those guns were banned and could not have possibly been used in a crime.
Pristine looking guns. Wonder which gang is supplying it to them.Fake news. Those guns were banned and could not have possibly been used in a crime.
Obviously stored in good conditions and well maintained by a responsible lawful owner. No criminals would have guns that nice.Pristine looking guns. Wonder which gang is supplying it to them.
Pristine looking guns. Wonder which gang is supplying it to them.
Toronto's heating up for the summer.
3 teens facing combined 73 charges after Toronto police seize loaded AK-47 and AR-style rifles
17-year-old, 16-year-old, and a 15-year-old. Out on bail for firearms offenses. They're probably already back on the street with guns in hand.
I've been down in Mississippi for business, I could smell the freedom as soon as I landed. They don't even have licensing! Except for very specific situations like enhanced concealed carry.Damned hunters and sport shooters!
They were just good kids on the way to the range I bet.
I've been down in Mississippi for business, I could smell the freedom as soon as I landed. They don't even have licensing! Except for very specific situations like enhanced concealed carry.
Everyone has guns and is real polite!
Are you worried teenagers are going to get their hands on micro AK-47s?While I think our whole acquisition and licensing regime in Canada, especially for long-guns is overly and unnecessarily strict, restrictive and overblown I certainly don’t advocate for or want the crazy free-for-all that is the US.
Would we or is there situation their own product culturally?While I think our whole acquisition and licensing regime in Canada, especially for long-guns is overly and unnecessarily strict, restrictive and overblown I certainly don’t advocate for or want the crazy free-for-all that is the US.
It`s unrealistic to compare our one set of national gun laws to their 51+ sets of national and state laws and local ordinances.While I think our whole acquisition and licensing regime in Canada, especially for long-guns is overly and unnecessarily strict, restrictive and overblown I certainly don’t advocate for or want the crazy free-for-all that is the US.
Are you worried teenagers are going to get their hands on micro AK-47s?
while there is something to be said for the fact of them being larger being a part of the problem….culture and the easy access to guns, especially handguns but also long guns as well as the myriad of various open, concealed carry laws all contribute to the problems of mass and school shootings to which you refer.Would we or is there situation their own product culturally?
While it seems that have a massive problem in mass shootings and school shootings, how much of that is a product of them just being larger?
We still have a taste of it with Quebec doing it’s own thing for a registry. It just only effects Quebec.It`s unrealistic to compare our one set of national gun laws to their 51+ sets of national and state laws and local ordinances.
Remember in the not so distant past some anti-gun groups here were advocating for exactly that patchwork of gun laws, particularly surrounding handguns. We came very close to having a taste of American style gun laws here, but only the really bad parts.
I daresay that " the myriad of various open and concealed carry laws" have absolutely no bearing on those who commit mass murder with a gun since they have chosen to ignore those and many other laws.while there is something to be said for the fact of them being larger being a part of the problem….culture and the easy access to guns, especially handguns but also long guns as well as the myriad of various open, concealed carry laws all contribute to the problems of mass and school shootings to which you refer.
I've been down in Mississippi for business, I could smell the freedom as soon as I landed. They don't even have licensing! Except for very specific situations like enhanced concealed carry.
Everyone has guns and is real polite!
Guns are inanimate objects. Neither good or bad.While I think our whole acquisition and licensing regime in Canada, especially for long-guns is overly and unnecessarily strict, restrictive and overblown I certainly don’t advocate for or want the crazy free-for-all that is the US.
Nowhere in my comments did I advocate for more or stronger gunlaws in the US. In fact I thought I made it clear that I feel that Canadian gunlaws are overly restrictive and onerous…especially where long guns are concerned.Guns are inanimate objects. Neither good or bad.
I have a lot of firearms, and none of them have suddenly jumped up and attack anyone.
Guns are really the problem, people are.
Enforcing current laws, and putting money into mental health does a lot more good than more gun laws.
While it seems that have a massive problem in mass shootings and school shootings, how much of that is a product of them just being larger?
Well when you said crazy free for all down here, one could be a tad offended.Nowhere in my comments did I advocate for more or stronger gunlaws in the US. In fact I thought I made it clear that I feel that Canadian gunlaws are overly restrictive and onerous…especially where long guns are concerned.
You’re offended, ok, be offended…doesn’t change the fact that nowhere did I advocate for increased gunlaws in the US.Well when you said crazy free for all down here, one could be a tad offended.