TWilsonCCFR
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Hi "twofast" … what's the idea here? I'm quite positive that nobody at the CCFR has approved the use of our name on your personal store …
Hi "twofast" … what's the idea here? I'm quite positive that nobody at the CCFR has approved the use of our name on your personal store …
I know what you mean but that is still not a winnable argument.
Who NEEDS to target shoot?
I listened to victoria cbc at 8:10, horrible for our side, I thought the cbc host was good, but ccfr I don't know about, the host said, I know why a person in canada needs a riffle for hunting or target shooting, but why would a person in canada need a handgun. Now the host gave what I thought would be the answer in the riffle part, for target shooting, but the CCFR speaker first went off about why would government want to take them, asked again, why would a person in canada need a handgun, he hummed and hawes some more, and when asked the third time, ( and I'm just thinking, answer the question, target,target ) but no, after saying uh, uh well for a minute, he answers, for personal protection. I think, what? No don't say that. Host says, for personal protection? He says yes.
WTF, general public doesn't want to hear personal protection, why couldn't he just say target shooting, which is what we all put on our liscence aplication, I know there are a few for protection, miners, trappers, but we sure don't want everyone thinking hundreds of thousands of Rpal holders are going to shoot anyone, even in self defense.
I've been watching Rod's webcasts and he's the absolute best spokesperson we could have.
His response would be to switch the conversation to 'law abiding gun owners' instead of try to tackle who needs what type of firearm. Using the 'who needs' arguement is a dead end street of a conversation.
I've contacted the CCFR offering a business donation as well as staff to assist the (must be overwheming) communication from their website. No word back yet. Anyone know a direct contact there where my firm can assist them with administration or logistics?
Bs... It is an irrelevant question in a *FREE* society altogether.As stated above, the question around "Need" is the issue. It's a loaded question that should not be relevant in an open and civil conversation about pros and cons of guns in society.
You can try sending an PM to TWilsonCCFR, who is Tracey Wilson, VP of Public Relations at CCFR.
To be honest I think the Liberals are Toast in 19 with all the scandals, now with the silly handgun ban nonsense, and now the supreme court ruling they cheated and falsified approvals on the pipeline after they bought it all the while being against it for years until it suited them, even among the Liberal base they are starting to smell




























