Are you serious?!
You think that’s going to change things? Someone from the govt is creeping this forum?
Come on man!
We are all ranting here and we have a good reason for it.
What is your take in this? Be quiet? Ya that’ll help.
Trudeau's Gun Ban and Buy Back
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Are you serious?!
You think that’s going to change things? Someone from the govt is creeping this forum?
Come on man!
We are all ranting here and we have a good reason for it.
What is your take in this? Be quiet? Ya that’ll help.
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When what is ordered by an authority is opposed to the object for which that authority was constituted, ... not only is there no obligation to obey the authority, but one is obliged to disobey it, as did the holy martyrs who suffered death rather than obey the impious commands of tyrants. ~ Thomas Aquinas
Deckard
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Holy moly trollin macaroni.
There are way more of us than there are of them, the people have the power, just have to realize that.
Here are some who know this to be true.
The shooting aftermath, launch gallery.
https://www.tmz.com/2019/10/17/el-c...tody-mexico-shootout-violence-sinaloa-cartel/
Oh yeah, firearms are prohibited down there. LOL!
Here are some who know this to be true.
The shooting aftermath, launch gallery.
https://www.tmz.com/2019/10/17/el-c...tody-mexico-shootout-violence-sinaloa-cartel/
Oh yeah, firearms are prohibited down there. LOL!
Post a picture of a few of your guns with a piece of paper titled "Trudeau Sucks 10/27/2019 CGN ROCKS" . Then i'll eat my words and send you an EMT for $5. Deal?
What a f... is your problem?
Am I the only one ranting here?
Is it because I’m new here?
You are paranoid.
Just calling out a troll. I could take a pic with my Tremor right now and post- I just have a hunch that you could not do the same. takes about 1 min.
Sorry guys, don't mean to derail the discussion. Carry on and I'll shut up.
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This same group is also responsible for most of the modern gun control movements across the west.
StormTrooper
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I'll be honest with you, you do sound like a troll. You're spewing out some questionable rhetoric with a brand new account and 0 feedback score. You should at least build some street cred on here before getting all tinfoil hat crazy on us.
GuiltySpark
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Yup. New account, all political posts and the first post includes the phrase "wake up".
Just post a picture the way he is asking, and you will be fine, man...
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Really? Tinfoil hat?
Yeah I’m new. So what?
That doesn’t make me a troll.
Whatever!
Nice way of welcoming new users.
Thanks buddy.
What picture?
They certainly are. Too bad most on here are not aware of who they are.
And CGN will pink slip you if try to expose them. Always found that interesting.
And CGN will pink slip you if try to expose them. Always found that interesting.
Deckard
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I find anyone using the P-card (calling "paranoid!") is a fairly sure sign.
borsch
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Jesus effin Christ, what's with all the panic?
So the PCs lost the election that they didn't believe they were going to win to begin with, judging by their campaign and behavior in their Eastern ridings.
So the minority government will probably fail in 18-24 months as it always has, but in the meantime will try to inflict as much damage as humanly possible.
All it means for us, as a community of firearms owners and industry professionals, is that we have a bit more work to do than what we thought was cut out for us. Hunker down, organize, attend every single debate on the proposed firearms bills, write to your MP regardless of their party affiliation, and get ready to stage protests. Get ready to show non-compliance the way our QC friends are showing towards their own long gun registry.
Enough with the whining and conspiracy theories already. This is still our country and we have the right to disagree with and to protest the government decisions. Would need to learn from Climate Activists if we have to.
So the PCs lost the election that they didn't believe they were going to win to begin with, judging by their campaign and behavior in their Eastern ridings.
So the minority government will probably fail in 18-24 months as it always has, but in the meantime will try to inflict as much damage as humanly possible.
All it means for us, as a community of firearms owners and industry professionals, is that we have a bit more work to do than what we thought was cut out for us. Hunker down, organize, attend every single debate on the proposed firearms bills, write to your MP regardless of their party affiliation, and get ready to stage protests. Get ready to show non-compliance the way our QC friends are showing towards their own long gun registry.
Enough with the whining and conspiracy theories already. This is still our country and we have the right to disagree with and to protest the government decisions. Would need to learn from Climate Activists if we have to.
POSTED BY: GARY MAUSER OCTOBER 28, 2019
Maxime Bernier’s lost his own seat, but the PPC still managed to hurt the Conservatives. Bernier’s egomania helped Trudeau and Blair.
The Peoples Party of Canada didn’t cost the Conservatives the majority they’d hoped for, but the PPC may have cost the Conservatives 7 seats in total across Canada, and two in BC.
However noble their claims, splinter parties like Bernier’s act (at least for a few elections) as spoilers, drawing a vote away from parties that have a real chance to form government.
According to an analysis of the Preliminary Vote on Election Night by RangeBob (a GunNutz nom de plume), the Conservatives would have won 7 more seats if all of the votes won by the PPC were added to the Conservative vote across the country (This is certainly an overestimate because some would have stayed home and a few would have voted for other parties).
The seven ‘lost’ seats were divided: 6 went to the Liberals and the NDP got one.
British Columbia
Two of the seven seats the Conservatives failed to win were in BC.
[1] In Coquitlam–Port Coquitlam,
Nick Insley (Conservative) won 19,788 votes — just 339 votes fewer than the Liberal winner, Ron McKinnon.
The PPC candidate won 703 votes.
[2] In South Okanagan–West Kootenay, where
Konanz, the Conservative candidate, won 24,013 votes — 796 fewer than the winning NDP candidate, Cannings.
The PPC candidate won 1,638 votes.
A small but painful wound. The CPC lost a few good MPs, if not the majority they had hoped for. Bernier’s egotistical effort ended up contributing to the Liberals’ success.
The PPC vote, even if we’re a bit more cautious, stung the Conservatives. If just half of the PPC votes were added to the Conservatives’ share of the vote, the Conservatives would have won 5 more seats.
Check out the statistics yourself. Elections Canada has posted the most recent counts available.
Now what?
Don’t get me wrong. There is a need for a libertarian political party that can argue for civilian gun rights, social-conservative policies, and rational immigration policies.
Max Bernier just wasn’t the leader many had hoped for.
Maybe next time?
Maxime Bernier’s lost his own seat, but the PPC still managed to hurt the Conservatives. Bernier’s egomania helped Trudeau and Blair.
The Peoples Party of Canada didn’t cost the Conservatives the majority they’d hoped for, but the PPC may have cost the Conservatives 7 seats in total across Canada, and two in BC.
However noble their claims, splinter parties like Bernier’s act (at least for a few elections) as spoilers, drawing a vote away from parties that have a real chance to form government.
According to an analysis of the Preliminary Vote on Election Night by RangeBob (a GunNutz nom de plume), the Conservatives would have won 7 more seats if all of the votes won by the PPC were added to the Conservative vote across the country (This is certainly an overestimate because some would have stayed home and a few would have voted for other parties).
The seven ‘lost’ seats were divided: 6 went to the Liberals and the NDP got one.
British Columbia
Two of the seven seats the Conservatives failed to win were in BC.
[1] In Coquitlam–Port Coquitlam,
Nick Insley (Conservative) won 19,788 votes — just 339 votes fewer than the Liberal winner, Ron McKinnon.
The PPC candidate won 703 votes.
[2] In South Okanagan–West Kootenay, where
Konanz, the Conservative candidate, won 24,013 votes — 796 fewer than the winning NDP candidate, Cannings.
The PPC candidate won 1,638 votes.
A small but painful wound. The CPC lost a few good MPs, if not the majority they had hoped for. Bernier’s egotistical effort ended up contributing to the Liberals’ success.
The PPC vote, even if we’re a bit more cautious, stung the Conservatives. If just half of the PPC votes were added to the Conservatives’ share of the vote, the Conservatives would have won 5 more seats.
Check out the statistics yourself. Elections Canada has posted the most recent counts available.
Now what?
Don’t get me wrong. There is a need for a libertarian political party that can argue for civilian gun rights, social-conservative policies, and rational immigration policies.
Max Bernier just wasn’t the leader many had hoped for.
Maybe next time?
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