Albertan Shoots German in the Head

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You mean it wasn't just time to 'reload' like all the other times??

Usually you need a hunting permit and tourists are 'never in season'. 'Crude but not backwards' was the determination in so many exams they made a stamp.
 
MHz

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Let's be a bit more realistic shall we? In an open carry society (Alberta esp) the odds are quite high somebody would have dropped him already.
 
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MHz said:
Let's be a bit more realistic shall we? In an open carry society (Alberta esp) the odds are quite high somebody would have dropped him already.
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There's also lots of ladders about. They are known killers, too.
 
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Next time I come to Canada, I'm going to swing by a store and get a ladder for self defense. They're more dangerous than guns, y'know.
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His mistake was taking a short cut through the Morley reserve. That road is narrow, winding, and dangerous, no need to take that kind of chance when the Trans-Canada is less than 4 miles away and going the same direction. Throw some hot-head whitey into the mix and it's recipe for disaster.
 
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Decapoda said:
His mistake was taking a short cut through the Morley reserve. That road is narrow, winding, and dangerous, no need to take that kind of chance when the Trans-Canada is less than 4 miles away and going the same direction. Throw some hot-head whitey into the mix and it's recipe for disaster.
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So. . . the German tourist is to blame for getting shot?

Yep, personal responsibility, Old Stock Canadian style.
 
mentalfloss

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Hah!

I hope this guy recovers.

Mistaken identity sounds like a meek way to soften a deliberate act.
 
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