I watched Mr Runkles video last night. It almost seemed unreal that things are actually going to start moving with all this BS. As stated above it is time to support one another. Agree or disagree as long as people are taking action and not sitting idle that is a step forward. If different people or groups are taking different approaches then we are covering different ground and attacking from all angles which I consider to be a good approach. Any and everyone I have spoken with does not agree with this unjust politically motivated movement. The absurdity of the amendment to Bill C-21 has finally opened the eyes of all gun owners to see the truth of what many have been saying far too long. I am hopeful they have dug their own grave by pushing too far.
Hate to say I told you so....
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From what I understand, these instructions have been out since August. The PEI trials were supposed to start in December. They have not been able to start anything yet, so I truly believe we probably will not even see a trial in PEI. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Absolutely SPOT ON brother !
It may have been delayed but if they are planning an election come spring then this is one of their main points come debate time. Conservatives want to give criminals guns, Liberals will save you. Nothing gets the Lululemon pant wearing, oat foam latte sipping soccer moms riled up like the words 'Gun Violence'. Common sense be damned, get those evil ASF (Assault Style Firearms) guns banned and you have our vote !
It's now or never, we need solidarity and a unified front against this tyranny. Do what you feel you can do and don't listen to nay sayers. We CAN win this, and we NEED to win this if you want any sembalence of what we all grew up with, normalicy. Where the government isn't trying to force their disgusting 'virtues' down our throats.
I say they've poked the bear for too long, it's time for the bear to poke back.
Whoa whoa whoa. I agree with 99% of what you say but please leave the yoga pants out of it!
That's fine. Let them come and knock, and then leave when you don't answer the door. There is not a single chance that they can get a warrant to forcibly enter every single gun owners home in this country. You don't have to break the law to be defiant. You just have to hold them to the law. Politicians will lie, cheat and steal. But a police officer (in most cases) won't put themselves in that position.
If anything goes bad, you know they'll find a way to leverage this in their favour for the election.
In fact, that may just be what they really want to happen. Something bad that "justifies" the forced confiscation and "proves" owners are bad people.
Never forget the Liberal Party is a well oiled machine operated by very intelligent people. It all looks like a circus ran by a bunch of idiots, and it's true to a certain extent. It's also done on purpose. Everything is choreographed and rehearsed. Every mistake is planned. Every leak was meant to happen. Evry single thing that is a genuine error is spun and leveraged.
They expect someone to snap and do something stupid when the cops show up to take their guns away.
The options usually laid out to us (either giving firearms away, or refusing to give them up and facing the consequences) mean we'd be playing on their terms either way.
What they don't expect (and they're not wrong) is a coherent response from us that creates strong public sympathy towards gun owners and/or opposition against C-21.
Please allow me to link to an opinion piece in French:
lapresse .ca/debats/opinions/2023-01-10/abolition-des-peines-minimales/une-pente-glissante-pour-la-securite-de-nos-communautes.php
That's one way to turn public opinion in our favour. It's too little, too late at that point. But most of the community has been playing by the Liberals' rules all along and never managed to think outside the box. The "debate" has usualy been focused on the ridiculous bills and laws they came up with, effectively diverting attention from what matters.
In the end, it's irrelevant how many we are. There could be 25 millions of us, and we'd still be losing the game.
For comparison (and I'm not saying it's the same debate, or that I agree with all of it), the LGBT community is comprised of approximately 1 million Canadians. They've managed to turn a very hostile public opinion in their favour, and even had laws and rules abolished to accomodate them. Not judging -- just planely stating the facts.
As long as our strategy is to fight back after the facts, the antis will control the debate and keep the upper hand. We're a low hanging fruit while we should be an untouchable class of upstanding citizens. This needs to change first.
Agreed. You don't need violence to change a country, look at what Mahatma Gandhi did in 1947 to the once powerful British Empire. If you are willing to organize and invest yourself into a cause, anything is possible.
Stall, drag it out, make it embarrassing for them and expensive. Talk reasonably to non gun friends and lay out facts. Explain how much good the BILLIONS the Lib-Tards have spent on failed gun control over the last 30 years would do to an organization like say, the CBSA, to actually have the manpower and means to search cargo coming into the country for illegal firearms. This is the embarrassing part for them because, except for the full blown Wendy crowd, common people will see the sense in this. Ask what makes this a more important issue than the MASSIVE budget deficit, inflation, the housing crisis, the opioid crisis (32,000+ deaths since Justin has been PM) , the the 1.5 million Canadians that have to use Food Banks every month just to eat and feed their kids etc.
Sweet Jesus, the list of things that are exponentially more important than taking guns from farmers, hunters and sport shooters the list is simply HUGE.
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With the raging intellect of Mr. Blackface this is sound advice indeed. I for one cannot wait to see the Conservatives in power and the committees they set up to do said following of the backers....
