r/canadaguns Feb 06 '23

Weekly Politics Thread

Please post all your Politics or Ban-related ideas, initiatives, comments, suggestions, news articles, and recommendations in this thread. Unless new information is published in the media, recurring articles related to the gov'ts ***possible*** legislation are to be posted here. These threads will be weekly, until it's necessary for another per-week.

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u/Batsinvic888 Bats888 on YouTube Feb 09 '23

I doubt it. The NDP should have enough cash by late 2023. When I say presidental election, I mean the August-November period. I could see an election be called anytime before or after that. I would be shocked if we made it to 2025 without an election.

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u/Brilliant_Gift1917 Feb 09 '23

I hope you're right for all our sakes. This recent few years of liberal rule has resulted in nothing but relentless attacks on the individual rights of Canadians, and not just in the context of firearm owners.

I just read about that Albertan gun company whose guns weren't banned in the OIC a few years ago, so the CFO of Alberta at the time, and RCMP went out of their way to victimize them and try to bully them out of making guns. They refused to stop producing their guns, so the CFO launched a Cease & Desist to stop them producing their guns and now the case is just stuck in court hell, effectively preventing the guns from being made despite complying with the law. There's so much bullshit they can do to stop legal gun owners from owning guns, it's ridiculous.

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u/SettingPitiful4330 Feb 09 '23

That the ATRS? I want Want one so freaking bad but not paying the 2×-3× that they go for used

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u/[deleted] Feb 09 '23

Yeah.