Opinion? Was it one bridge to far?

Was it one bridge to far?

  • Yes, it was too much, sticking to the more "unique" hunter and varmint would have spared them.

    Votes: 6 6.7%
  • No, it was simply inevitable!

    Votes: 84 93.3%

  • Total voters
    90

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Do you think ATRS went a bridge to far with there modern series? I mean do you think that if they stuck to there modern hunter and varmint that they might have flown under the radar due to the high price and low volume of there "boutique" gun? Was it so, or was it inevitable that they would end up in the rcmp's net?
 
U cant even begin to rationalize the thought process behind Canadas gun laws and the anti gun community. They are about as out of touch with logic, as they are with understanding the very things they want to enforce.
 
U cant even begin to rationalize the thought process behind Canadas gun laws and the anti gun community. They are about as out of touch with logic, as they are with understanding the very things they want to enforce.

We all know it's simple ,restricting and banning firearms as much as the general public will allow without affecting there re election.
 
Short answer, probably. I think ATRS would agree as well.


It doesn't matter in the slightest, though.


The longer answer would be, it was always the intention to ban certain makes and models of firearms, one class at a time.
Poly and the anti gunners have been screaming at the top of their lungs for 30 years. They seen a chance captain Cuck would carry on his daddy's work, and they were right.

Make absolutely no mistake about it; the end goal is for all firearms to be stripped from any and all private citizens hands, period.
As mentioned, one class at a time.
This doesn't matter if it requires no compensation, lies, vilify in the media, stat hacking, threats of violence, or even actual violence to achieve this.
 
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Short answer, probably. I think ATRS would agree as well.


It doesn't matter in the slightest, though.


The longer answer would be, it was always the intention to ban certain makes and models of firearms, one class at a time.
Poly and the anti gunners have been screaming at the top of their lungs for 30 years. They seen a chance captain Cuck would carry on his daddy's work, and they were right.

Make absolutely no mistake about it; the end goal is for all firearms to be stripped from any and all private citizens hands, period.
As mentioned, one class at a time.
This doesn't matter if it requires no compensation, lies, vilify in the media, stat hacking, threats of violence, or even actual violence to achieve this.

One goal, firearms in the hands of police, army and criminal!
 
when will gun owners accept the fact that all these rifles we never thought wee would see as NR..... were approved by the firearms lab in a scheme to financially ruin both gun owners and businesses once the planned OIC came down.


all part of the liberal master plan
 
Do you think ATRS went a bridge to far with there modern series? I mean do you think that if they stuck to there modern hunter and varmint that they might have flown under the radar due to the high price and low volume of there "boutique" gun? Was it so, or was it inevitable that they would end up in the rcmp's net?

Only once you realize that civilian disarmament is the goal does it all make sense.
 
Only two choices on your poll. Both could have been written by a government lawyer or guisling. Try adding a few more choices, from the dog taking the human for a walk perspective.

What is your point about only 2 choice and they could have ben written by a govermebt lawyer?

Would be silly to add other choices with all the people who already have voted no?
 
I'm still laughing at the 5 people who voted yes. There are actually people out there who believe the socialists will let them keep their bolt action hunting rifles.
Socialist/communist dictators don't give up power democratically, history is crystal clear on that. Take away the guns and you take away the threat of losing power. And bolt action rifles can absolutely remove a dictatorship. Rocks can't.
 
I suspect this is not the case. The goal is more likely to keep using firearms as a political tool to hold power. Firearms are constantly in things like media (news, movies, video games) and the exposure to them is misrepresented negatively and firearms are inherently polarizing since they provide a conclusive result against bad actors (instant and sometimes permanent incapacitation). Dead criminals can't go around continuing to perform crime which is also another big seller of political points. But gun control explicitly encourages crime ie things like self defense becomes criminalized.
The anti-gun psychopaths got ALL of the things they wanted and more in the 90s when the conservative party under kim cambell went full tard attempting to out liberal the liberals. And they're still around receiving money to continue lobbying when they should have dissolved when they got their bans. The LPC probably left some firearms unbanned explicitly and on purpose (ie norinco 81 and iwi tavors) because they can reserve them for more future bans to score political points (and I suspect there is dirty foreign money paying politicians to not ban them yet while profit is to be made. Ie ar15s are American and the profit margins are thin since no patents apply to that receiver).

Firearms need to not be polarizing as an issue. Until that happens, it'll continue to be a sh!tshow.

Yup... the longer they drag it out, the more hay they can make
 
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