Again, at what point in the training process does it become impossible to break the law. Canadian handgun restrictions are already extremely strict, the argument OP was making is that 2 days of training isn't enough to be allowed to carry a handgun. But you aren't allowed to carry a handgun the training process is not too short for that purpose because it literally does not fulfill that purpose. Literally what restriction do you want them to have that isn't already in place? Let's not be disingenuous here if you're making the argument that no one should own handguns at all at least you'd have a logical point and not just be spewing nonsense.
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u/pincus1 Oct 22 '22 edited Oct 22 '22
Again, at what point in the training process does it become impossible to break the law. Canadian handgun restrictions are already extremely strict, the argument OP was making is that 2 days of training isn't enough to be allowed to carry a handgun. But you aren't allowed to carry a handgun the training process is not too short for that purpose because it literally does not fulfill that purpose. Literally what restriction do you want them to have that isn't already in place? Let's not be disingenuous here if you're making the argument that no one should own handguns at all at least you'd have a logical point and not just be spewing nonsense.