Canadian Firearms Rights
This community is for the discussion of Canadian firearms ownership, shooting sports, safety of firearms, Gun Clubs, firearms groups, advocacy, and the Canadian political effects.
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The 4 Rules of Handling Firearms:
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Always assume all guns are loaded.
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Never let the muzzle aim at anything you are not willing to destroy.
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Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target.
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Be sure of your target and what is beyond it.
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As an US American in favor of abolishing the Second Amendment in the US Constitution I can't believe that anyone would see this neighbor and think, "Yeah, we needs more guns."
I’ve said this numerous times in this community, nobody in Canada is asking for the Canadian version of the second amendment, all people are asking for is a fair judicial hearing when outlawing millions of previously legal firearms under the guise of them being “Assault Style” effectively making hundreds of thousands of people criminals.
Gotta remember that the Canadian government enacted an Order In Council (If I’m not mistaken Executive Order equivalent for the US) essentially bypassing Parliament and the House of Commons to enact the law.
For sure and the argument of hiring cops instead is not a good thing either
How about mental health workers? Probably only need 2 guns for that.
I'd always love more investment in social services