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"I don't trust any government that doesn't trust my law-abiding neighbours, to own guns if they want to."

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[–] ohshit604@sh.itjust.works 1 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

Source ?

This is the fun bit here, StatsCan does not differentiate firearm crime that is committed from illegally owned guns and legally owned guns.

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However, myself and my friends, who also own lawful firearms owners, are directly affected by these measures. We’re target shooters and deep-wood camping enthusiasts, we can attest that these bans were to insight fear into the many Canadians who never seen nor held a firearm. The firearms banned are not assault rifles, assault rifles have been banned in Canada since the 80’s, these are assault style rifles entirely on design and not function.

Edit: I also want to touch on the tid-bit from Carney’s promises for Canadians, he claims that he’ll revoke firearms licenses from people involved in domestic violence or abuse, the RCMP/Gov has already had the power to revoke or suspend any persons license who has committed any violent offence, this isn’t something new.

In a society, freedom ends where the safety of others are threatened

Yet the government’s focus is entirely in the wrong direction, these bans & confiscations won’t stop the illegal gun flow into Canada, people who intend to break the law don’t care how many laws they break to achieve their goal.