Land fight could give tens of thousands of US Native Americans rights in Canada

[silverfoxdj]

W...T...F...

This "rights" BS is getting really old.

Guess what? Your (great great great great grandpa's) rights back then when there were no borders or law should mean jack-diddly today, in modern society, where there are laws and borders.

Except for Property rights...

 

[MIRAMICHIER]

Years ago my Uncle(gone now) was telling stories at the camp after a great day of Hunting and he said you watch one day when the Drum Beaters will come on your property and hunt without permission.We laughed so much are arseholes closed up,maybe he knew something ???

 

[ironsighter]

I am so sick of this crap.

 

[Jack Robinson]

I say we have one big game of cowboys and indians. This time winner takes all.

 

[medvedqc]

it is already happening between the alaska and the yukon ...

 

[leosnipes]

Seriously, if the government put the well-being of some foreign bums before its own citizen, maybe its time to change things.

 

[holzmeister]

Ahhh, the war has yet to begin.
Wait till the Muslims own most of the world.
Do you think they will pay these atrocious fees to support them
that became first?

I hardly doubt it.

Oh jeeze...

 

[Markus]

How did he get across the border with a weapon? Why isn't he facing potential weapons charges?

 

[hoytcanon]

Any guesses as to who is paying for all the lawyers and legal fees?

 

[FV49]

Very well put! (and depressing!)

Canada. Where an American is about to have more hunting rights than a legal citizen and without the economic boost of paying for guide services. Soon you will see Canadian meat for sale in America and along with it I can see Chronic Wasting Disease spreading. Tractor trailers full of game animals taken back across the border. All killed without licenses and without any funding going to wildlife programs. Then there will be a drop in the number of tags available for residents because the populations are dropping due to "Natural cycles". Maybe I'm thinking of a worst case scenario. If only there was an example of this type of thing happening in the past between different provinces.

 

[FV49]

How did he get across the border with a weapon? Why isn't he facing potential weapons charges?

And another good point. Very fed up with the current state of affairs, "all of "us" command!" jesh.

 

[crackerbarrel2]

W...T...F...

This "rights" BS is getting really old.

Guess what? Your (great great great great grandpa's) rights back then when there were no borders or law should mean jack-diddly today, in modern society, where there are laws and borders.

I don't think anything should suprise us with todays current politically correct(incorrect) govt's..There seems to be no end to the insanity...and common sense appears absent in many of these "decisions"..

 

[hoytcanon]

I don't think anything should suprise us with todays current politically correct(incorrect) govt's..There seems to be no end to the insanity...and common sense appears absent in many of these "decisions"..

JT just laid a PC egg in India... hope he wears it... what a goof.

 

[canadian hunter312]

Jail.

A perfect example of equality, eh?

 

[sharpsway]

By the sounds of it he comes up here often to shoot an animal, then calls it in despite knowing what he is doing is illegal because he knows the charges will be dropped.

When someone intentionally breaks the law because they know they can get away with it, kinda seems like the system is broken.

Also, this "fight for his grandchildren's future" didn't seem to be too much of a priority until he was taken to court for breaking the law.

 

[M16LR.50]

And another good point. Very fed up with the current state of affairs, "all of "us" command!" jesh.

This line alone says alot:

A conservation officer himself, he knew the standard procedure: he would accept the tickets, and as before, they would be dropped.