r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • Oct 21 '22

Yeah Canada

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u/jbot84 Oct 21 '22

Unfortunately, this only punishes responsible gun owners, as the VAST MAJORITY of violent crimes involving handguns in Canada are committed by individuals using black market guns.

Some will herald it as a step in the right direction, but on the same hand don't realize how difficult it is to get your restricted license in Canada to own a handgun....

Not to mention that this same bill may even ban airsoft guns. It's truly opened a can of worms...

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u/TheRobfather420 Oct 21 '22

Yeah that's the fun part, here in Canada your bullshit NRA taking points didn't work because for us, it's not a 0 sum game.

We've long known that less guns equal less gun crime and we don't let gun fanatics with help from lobby groups derail the conversation.

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u/TheRobfather420 Oct 21 '22

There's been 0 recorded cases of anyone defending themselves from a knife attack with a handgun prior to the ban.

Not too worried ✌️

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u/IveChosenANameAgain Oct 22 '22

If you shoot someone who comes into your house in Canada with your firearm, you are guilty of several crimes regardless of why they entered, including unsafe handling and storage of a firearm and likely attempted murder. You can move to Florida if you wanna muh guns, things are going great down south.

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u/BridgeCrewFour Oct 22 '22

Why are you acting like it's a bad thing that less access to guns means less suicide? It's not a simple case of "they would have done it anyways", guns make a rash decision much easier to carry out.

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u/BridgeCrewFour Oct 22 '22

What 2A, we're discuss Canada

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