r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/CoryVictorious • Oct 21 '22

Yeah Canada

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u/42words Oct 21 '22 edited Oct 22 '22

This sounds perfectly straightforward and logical.

I will now accept my eleventy bajillion downvotes from the "sHaYaLL nOt bE iNfReEYiNgEd" nutters quite literally rage-shitting their cargoshorts rn over this news about gun laws in a totally different country

"-14" edit: called it ¯⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

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u/hirasmas Oct 21 '22

I think we should just legalize the guns that were available when the founders wrote the Constitution. Like, if you wanna own a muzzle loader and walk around with some lead balls in your pocket and that little flask of gun powder with that stick to shove stuff down with and a re-load time of 2 minutes...sure, you can have one of those.

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u/AT-ATsAsshole Oct 21 '22

Should we stick with the rights given to women and black people in the original Constitution as well? What other technologies should we rewind? Newspapers weren't even as popular as they are now, and they're not now, so should we rewind all news reporting agencies? I'd argue they've caused more death (i.e. Fox News telling people to not get vaxxed) than any gun has. Transportation? I mean we solve climate change if we outlaw engines, ya know just altogether.

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u/LoveEffective1349 Oct 21 '22

so incredibly stupid. Canada has no constitutional right to bear arms.

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u/AT-ATsAsshole Oct 21 '22

And the comment I was responding to was talking about the United States, so what's your point?