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they said why are the guns necessary, i asked why are cars that can go 300km/h hour necessary? people like those cars for show, sport, the feeling driving etc. i like the guns for sport, skill and enjoyment as well my argument should have been as mentioned above. WAY more people are killed year by drunk drivers. why doesn't the government ban alcohol or make the penalty for drinking and driving min 1 year sentence or force every car to come fitted with a breathalyzer i guarantee that would have more of these "gun hatters" out protesting against the government and their loss of rights |
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The penalties for drinking and driving should absolutely be more stiff, especially to someone who actually kills a person by it. Why not ban alcohol? Because it's sole purpose isn't to kill something. Guns are in a class of their own, everything else you list wasn't made for the purpose of harming people. Getting enjoyment out of a gun is just a byproduct of it, no one invented a gun thinking "this is going to be fun as fuck to shoot, and I guess if you really wanted you could probably kill someone with it too." It's always the other way around. |
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The vast majority of gun use in canada is hunting animals and target shooting, not killing humans. Many guns on that list are created for those specific purposes. Can they be used to kill people? Sure. And so can knives, cars, screwdrivers, baseball bats, etc. That doesn't mean that's what their specific purpose is, why they were purchased, and what they almost certainly are going to be used for. |
It doesn't matter what the average joe buys a weapon for (self defense/killing animals) You can't expect a weapon to get the same treatment a vehicle, or beverage gets, due to its inherent nature You want it to be treated the same? You'll have to move the opinions of society, gl with that, it's not impossible |
I remember a few years ago on RS, we had a conversation about pitbulls I (young and dumb) agreed with the "ban on dangerous breeds" in BC A lot of RS people stood up for pitbulls and their owners I recognize I was wrong then, in agreeing with banning "dangerous dog breeds" In a way, it's a similar situation right now, just with guns. I don't own any guns, and I don't agree with this blanket ban of "assault style" guns. The term is so broad, and they are doing a knee-jerk ban, because "the gun looks scary" Many of the rifles/guns, as mentioned, can be outfitted to look "scary" but they're the same rifle. This ban of "assault style" guns is pretty uneducated, and is a slippery slope for government enforcement. |
A knife has multiple uses, and the longer it's been around the more useful it has become among many industries and our daily lives. How have guns evolved over the years other than just getting better at shooting things? Pretty much everyone uses a knife multiple times in a week. Unless you're in a specific industry how often do you need a gun to accomplish a task? |
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I'm willing to bet that 99 out of 100 of all drunk driving related deaths (maybe even more) in this country can be attributed to the alcohol that is still legally sold and purchased by consumers today. And yet, those all remain on the shelves of stores across the country. It's interesting that you posted a link about an underage teen who made a choice to consume a beverage illegally to try and build up your argument. Earlier you pointed out that a choice that someone makes that results in their own death and/or hardships doesn't deserve as much sympathy as people who are killed by guns. Bottom line, she broke the law and choose to get her hands on something that she was not legally allowed to have, much like people who illegally obtain weapons. |
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The point i was making is that the guns now being restricted in canada had rarely to never been used to kill people. They've been used for their intention which is hunting and target shooting. Fast cars kill people. Lots of them. Even though that's not what they were intended for. It could easily be argued that the harm they cause outweighs any enjoyment people derive from them. Because those that would argue that have no affinity for the hobby/sport/culture. |
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The question is how much longer will you have those guns you can legally use for hunting How much longer before the govt. essentially makes your possessions worthless proactively. |
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I just think it's pretty shitty that people who've done nothing wrong are having privileges taken away from them without any facts or logic behind it. I think it's unreasonable. And i don't think it's going to result to much of anything that it's intended to do. If they want to do something that will make a difference, it's pretty simple. enforce the laws that are already in place with stiffer penalties. Penalize the criminals who commit 95+% of the gun homicides in this country. Not the people who are statistically more likely to obey laws. |
If the supporters and authors of this gun ban, with their understanding of firearms, were cops: |
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By the way Mike I'm not targeting you, you make clear arguments for your side that are repeated everywhere and I respect your position. I'm just trying to make you understand the other side. This whole situation goes well beyond firearms. Quote:
They're going to ban more, they're going after almost everything. Word has already leaked that sidearms are next as are magazines and even optics. Word is anything over 3x power will be prohibited - which is outrageous and affects everyone who hunts. Unless you're indigenous then you're exempt. Indefensible hypocrisy and racism from our federal government. |
The law is here and the Liberal government is not going to change it. 5 out of the 6 parties with MP's in parliament support it. The conservatives can try to fight it in the next election but is this the hill they want to die on with all the problems we will be having because of cov19? Peter McKay being from Nova Scotia is going to have a hard time trying to push for looser gun laws. |
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Poor natives, everything has gone their way for centuries BabyRage |
^^another beauty liberal viewpoint. Trillions of dollars down the drain and nobody is any better off. That's liberal solutions for ya. |
God damn lib tards |
Swinging the pendulum in the other direction does not bring equality or justice. |
I agree, they should pull themselves up by their bootstraps and live just like everyone else! |
The soft bigotry of low expectations. because 'requiring' preferential treatment couldn't possibly infer being less than others. Let the results to these social policies speak for themselves. More money, more poverty, more social tension...More lofty liberal solutions https://nationalpost.com/news/canada...scind-approval |
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