Whyveear
Regular
- Location
- California
I am a Canadian living in California. When I moved here I gave up on firearms, assuming I could not own them as a non-citizen. When I found out that I could, I bought 5 handguns within that first year and got my CCW permit, something that is not easy to do in this state.
I registered about a week ago. This is a pretty good forum. Even though I am in the US, I think I'll stick around. This forum will help me stay connected with my homeland and the issues I am passionate about. I'll have to play catch-up though since I've been living here for the last 7 years. I still don't know who Wendy is.
I have to hand it to you guys. The comments and perspective of many of you regarding the VT shooting are "better" IMO than can be found on many of the "American" gun forums I frequent. However, I have to admit that I am a little dismayed and bewildered by the comments of some members, which remind me how Canada ended up in the situation its in when it comes to gun rights.
Having my CCW permit and being a Canadian citizen, where gun control is the norm, I am thankful every day that I have the opportunity to take steps to ensure my own safety beyond the boundaries of my property. I definitely do not take it for granted and it has made me want to fight for gun rights even more.
Living here, I see how many of the stereotypes that I grew up with of Americans and their guns are not accurate. I've discovered that Californians are generally anti-gun as many urban Canadians are. Although its not nearly as bad as Canada, we have our own battles going on here.
I guess that's all I have to say. Thanks for letting me be a part of your forum.
I registered about a week ago. This is a pretty good forum. Even though I am in the US, I think I'll stick around. This forum will help me stay connected with my homeland and the issues I am passionate about. I'll have to play catch-up though since I've been living here for the last 7 years. I still don't know who Wendy is.
I have to hand it to you guys. The comments and perspective of many of you regarding the VT shooting are "better" IMO than can be found on many of the "American" gun forums I frequent. However, I have to admit that I am a little dismayed and bewildered by the comments of some members, which remind me how Canada ended up in the situation its in when it comes to gun rights.
Having my CCW permit and being a Canadian citizen, where gun control is the norm, I am thankful every day that I have the opportunity to take steps to ensure my own safety beyond the boundaries of my property. I definitely do not take it for granted and it has made me want to fight for gun rights even more.
Living here, I see how many of the stereotypes that I grew up with of Americans and their guns are not accurate. I've discovered that Californians are generally anti-gun as many urban Canadians are. Although its not nearly as bad as Canada, we have our own battles going on here.
I guess that's all I have to say. Thanks for letting me be a part of your forum.