Gun Control is Completely Useless.

JLM

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Try again.


I'll shorten it, as obviously your limited intellectual capacity prevented you from getting to the end.


Try again, here's the easy version:


.........there certainly is a right to your own property.


Sometimes Hoidie don't catch on too fast. (There's a couple more on here like that too) :)
 

Cannuck

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Where is that carved in stone, actually where is it written on paper?

It isn’t. That’s why there isn’t one. Nowhere on paper does it say a Canadian has the right to kill idiotic seniors. Hence, you’re still alive.
 
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Curious Cdn

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It has far more to do with the urban/rural divide that exists in Canada. Always has in my lifetime.
I'll buy that with long guns but not with the possession of AR-15 derivatives and Glocks, etc. No one in the country needs that stuff. Definitely, no one in the city does, either.


Boy's toys .... even amongst criminals.
 

taxslave

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Don't know why this is a stumbling block but there is no right for Canadians to own handguns.
That is an American thing.
You keep repeating that bullshit. We know you consider a lie as good as the truth if you can get someone to believe it. That is the lefty way. Now be a good little boi and show us the law that supports your lie.
 

taxslave

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I'll buy that with long guns but not with the possession of AR-15 derivatives and Glocks, etc. No one in the country needs that stuff. Definitely, no one in the city does, either.
Boy's toys .... even amongst criminals.
Hand guns are, well handy in bush country for protection. Rifles are cumbersome to Cary and way to difficult to bring into play in a timely manner.
 

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Our Kokanee are small compared to the ones I watched spawning in the Adams River but they are the tastiest fish we have in the area, IMO. We got a rare treat this past fall when some eagle-eyed bird watcher happened to see a school of them in Eagle Creek and quickly spread the word. You had to catch them in the sunshine but once you saw them, it was kind of magical. We had three different viewing spots along the creek at each of the bridges.
I see that in the creeks in Birkenhead lake , in the late summer I think they spawn earlier than the sockeye I see in the Birkenhead River . Those tend to spawn in October in my observation.
 

Curious Cdn

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Hand guns are, well handy in bush country for protection. Rifles are cumbersome to Cary and way to difficult to bring into play in a timely manner.
Rubbish. Nonsense. Handguns are handy in the bush for jerk-offs to jerk off with.

Try it some day. Go stop a bear with a hand gun.

Rotsa ruck.
 

Colpy

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Rubbish. Nonsense. Handguns are handy in the bush for jerk-offs to jerk off with.

Try it some day. Go stop a bear with a hand gun.

Rotsa ruck.






https://www.foggymountain.com/hunting-guide-articles/handgun-bear-hunting/


Yep. Handguns work on bears, black bears especially. Grizzly, polar and Brown Bears? Well, better than throwing rocks or running.


Mind you, I think bear spray is at least as effective, but it isn't much good as a survival tool if you get hurt or lost.


Were I allowed to carry in the woods, I'd probably carry a .22 most of the time, or get some .38 shot cartridges for my .357 Magnum, and carry it.
 

Curious Cdn

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https://www.foggymountain.com/hunting-guide-articles/handgun-bear-hunting/
Yep. Handguns work on bears, black bears especially. Grizzly, polar and Brown Bears? Well, better than throwing rocks or running.
Mind you, I think bear spray is at least as effective, but it isn't much good as a survival tool if you get hurt or lost.
Were I allowed to carry in the woods, I'd probably carry a .22 most of the time, or get some .38 shot cartridges for my .357 Magnum, and carry it.
Ridiculous.

It's an excuse to sling'em on your hip like Gary Cooper.



You approve of armed civilian militias, too like your little dog Bondo does?
 

Colpy

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Ridiculous.

It's an excuse to sling'em on your hip like Gary Cooper.



You approve of armed civilian militias, too like your little dog Bondo does?


I do approve of an armed citizenry.


Anyone with a knowledge of history, human nature, current events in the world, and has a lick of common sense does approve of an armed citizenry.


And carrying in the woods is a matter of convenience to me. In deer season I could carry a rifle and a single shot break action smooth bore pistol in .410 shotgun for grouse.


When hiking, I could dispense with lugging a rifle around, and carry a .22....or my .357.


Considering the fact I am allowed to carry a long gun with 10 times the effective range and 5 times the power of my .357 Magnum, why shouldn't I be able to carry a pistol in the woods?


That's what gun grabbers and freedom haters do not understand........if you are going to restrict my freedom, you need to have a rational reason.


There is no reason to ban handguns in the woods.
 

Colpy

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You are a potential criminal and enemy of this nation.

You need to be disarmed, criminal


And....you're a moron.


And perhaps crazy as well.


:)
Your response to being shown incorrect in the handgun vs bear debate, and your response to someone politely disagreeing with you demonstrates that very well.




Have a nice day.