r/canadaguns • u/AutoModerator • Feb 06 '23
Weekly Politics Thread
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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '23
1) so either change the culture or get us as close to a 2A as possible. As I said in a previous reply, I do not understand why treating sports shooting as the absolute limit to gun ownership here is seen as the only way to go about things when it literally led us to the OIC and C21
2) changing and winning hearts and minds
3) already have been. CCFR, NFA and all the rest have been doing a decent job. As I said in a previous reply, we have police chiefs and academics doing this for us too
4) good. As you should
5) here we go with this single issue voter bs thrown in. As I said in a previous reply guns represent a lot more than just sports and treating them as ONLY a hobby is why we're in this mess
6) so you almost see my point. Appeasing the government is idiotic and treating guns as something I can casually pick up and put down without a care in the world = nonstop bs. If the community by and large doesn't take itself seriously the govt sure as hell won't
7) yes but sports shooting should not be the ceiling of gun rights otherwise it will be treated as a bullshit hobby, which it's not. People carry guns professionally, to protect themselves out in the middle of nowhere and as a means to protect themselves if things ever get weird
8) correct. I've done it before but it's fair to say that some people will forever remain single celled organisms