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u/Armed_Accountant Whoever wants to touch my guns has to touch me first. Mar 02 '26 edited Mar 02 '26
Ottawa Police confirm they are not taking part in the gun buyback. Quite the message when the liberal Heartland police say f u.
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 02 '26
I love they had to add “we believe in evidence based policy making”
Good dig at the demented chipmunk, thank you OPS
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u/MajorCocknBalls Mar 02 '26
More than 2,500 firearms have been outlawed in Canada since 2020
like I guess either way it's technically correct but it should be "2500 types of firearms" in that sentence.
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u/Lumindan Mar 02 '26
One more on the list
The better question is who's still supporting it at this point?
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u/Reasonable_Hall2346 Mar 02 '26
Imaginary mobile unit, composed of the finest reserve officers who likely have a prohibit of their own.
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u/gamercast1337 Mar 03 '26
Anybody else fucking hate most boomers in this country? Their geriatric asses ruined our nation for, what? To feel good about themselves? Not just about guns but everything. They complain they arent getting enough money from the government and then shoot down any kind of job creation, demand more immigrants for wage slavery and wage suppression, and everything else. What are we to do besides waiting for them to, know, not be here anymore? Do we actually try a youth party or something ?fight them at their own game?
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 03 '26
Boomers sold out all generations after them for the best life. Now they reap the riches and we pay for it, our children will pay for it and our grandchildren will pay for it. It’s actually wild.
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u/Reasonable_Hall2346 Mar 03 '26
Remember the “occupy wall street” protests and how liberals and leftist all hated investing bankers? I don’t understand how the young liberals voted for Carney.
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u/ultragigasimp Mar 03 '26
I’m in university and know a lot of obviously liberal students. Most of them go off the assumption that “Peepee” is going to ban women, LGBTQ+, abortions, and minorities. Anyone who leans right is “brainwashed” in their eyes. I have no idea why these seemingly smart people are so easy to trick
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u/Lumindan Mar 04 '26
What you’re describing isn’t that surprising when you zoom out and look at how powerful narrative control has become (which is funny because the majority of talking points used against the conservatives aren't even true lol).
Mainstream outlets like that get state funding don’t just report politics anymore, they frame it. When the same framing is repeated across television, online headlines, campus discussions, and then amplified through algorithms on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, it becomes the “default reality” for a lot of young people, which is unfortunate.
Politics today isn’t about policy nuance; it’s team sports. Red team vs blue team. If you’re on Team Liberal, then the opposing side isn’t just wrong! They’re evil, regressive, anti-women, anti-LGBTQ, anti-minority. That framing sticks because it’s emotional, not analytical. And once politics becomes moralized like that, dissent equals heresy. Say what you will about the Liberals but they have a stupidly good campaign machine and they've managed to weaponize feelings which is incredible to be frank.
The Liberal Party of Canada has been particularly effective at branding. They’ve tied themselves to identity politics and social virtue in a way that makes opposing them feel like opposing equality itself. On university campuses where social belonging matters a lot that branding is powerful. When professors, student unions, and media all lean the same direction, it reinforces the perception that there’s only one “educated” view, hell we even see it on Reddit, even folks on this sub shy from discussing firearms in real life because it's considered a 'no no' topic even though it shouldn't be.
Hell, let's take a look at a VERY relevant point, the firearms confiscation / buyback. Owners know how fucked it is, but the average joe hears about how Carney is 'getting assault style weapons off the streets' and they think "yeah thats cool". A funny thing I hear all the time is "why are gun owners all so politically charged?" and the answer is always "because we fucking have to be otherwise we get cooked".
It’s not that students / most common folks are unintelligent either. It’s that they’re immersed in an environment where one narrative is socially rewarded and the other is socially punished. That’s a powerful incentive structure. Add in algorithm-driven media bubbles, and you get people who genuinely believe catastrophic things about the other side without ever engaging with primary sources or policy details. Look how many people, even people in this very sub parroting the usual "PP BAD" points but they suddenly shrink away when asked which part of the conservative platform they dislike.
When politics becomes identity plus media echo chambers, you don’t need people to think critically, you just need them to stay loyal to the team and that isn't going to change any time soon. The one redeeming factor is that eventually the tide always turns once quality of life dips low enough, history shows that the pendulum always swings, eventually.
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u/DarkenemyxXx Mar 03 '26
I can’t think of any other group who claims to love their kids and grandkids so much but are willing to burn any chance they have of a future in the name of what cbc tells them to do. The arrogant “ we’re morally superior “ attitude they carry is beyond my ability to deal with anymore. I immediately write them off as retarded and can’t take anything they say seriously anymore. ( once I find out what kind of boomer they are )
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u/Mrdingus6969 Mar 03 '26
They are literally the first generation ever that is doing better than their kids and even worse is most don't even care.
Every human generation has wanted their kids to do better than them but they are the opposite, it is putrid.
I am thankful my parents are not one of these boomers.
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u/Beneficial-Ride-4475 Mar 04 '26 edited Mar 04 '26
Is that a surprise though? There is a reason for it.
But first, some context!
The 1950s & '60s saw a boom in economic growth and prosperity previously unseen in North America. Motor vehicles became available to everyone, single family homes in ridiculously large (and notably insolvent) suburbs became the norm, refrigeration became more accessible (keep this particular point in mind), etc.
Now those things had their own drawbacks (especially housing), but a cultural shift also occurred.
Being in the land of plenty ment that waste sky rocketed, a lack of appreciation for what you had ment you simply threw away what was "old" for what was new became a prevalent social trait. If it wasn't new, you could say you were successful. If you couldn't display your success, you couldn't flex on your neighbour. Your neighbour, who had gone from community member, to being your social competition effectively overnight. The term "Keeping up with the Joneses" really saw the light of day here.
North America had become culture of excess and the showey display of one's wealth.
Good, if not the best examples of this shift towards excess in all things, actually come from cookbooks. Even in the late 40s, cookbooks still displayed recipes that were within one's means. They were modest, and simple. By the mid 1950s though, all restraint and reasoning had disappeared from cookbooks. This is, funnily enough, typified by the obscenely common appearance of gelatin, and the meteoric rise of truly monstrous abominations like the Spaghetti'O Jello Ring, or the daft Tomato Aspic were birthed into existence.
(If one wishes to curse their eyes and obtain the knowledge of true evil:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ShittyGifRecipes/comments/qyk4m7/spaghettio_jello_ring/
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rEL9HpF__k8)
Now why was this? Simple, gelatin requires refrigeration. By serving a jello dish, you could flex on your neighbours.
But enough with the examples.
Now, other than me being a pompous history nerd and wanting to show it off, what purpose does this context serve? What does this have to do with boomers?
Well, what kind of mentality or attitude dose it take to maintain such an excessive and showey lifestyle? If you are going to say "be a proper jerk" I'll have to agree.
The environment a child grows up in, and who they are raised by, and the societal philosophy they are exposed to at an early age. Will effect their development and what kind of humans they become. Children are smarter than we give them credit for and pick up on things pretty quick, even subconsciously. If you grew up in a society that valued excess, showing off, having the newest and best thing, proving yourself to be better than your neighbors. Is it any surprise then that a child would pick up on that, and internalized some of it at least?
I'd wager that the reason many boomers are so entitled, arrogant, or selfish, is specifically because they internalized the behavior of their parents and the 1950s/60s society they grew up in. I'd wager that to them, greed, irrational selfishness, showing off, excess of material goods, and looking down on those of lesser economic status, are "entirely normal" behaviors.
To them we are probably the weird ones.
So I'd say no, it shouldn't be a surprise they behave so poorly.
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u/Mercrantos2 Mar 02 '26
Sorry Gary, I will not redeem my guns.
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u/FunkyFrunkle Mar 03 '26
Redeem your guns today and receive 3 months free* Yoga club membership!
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u/gamercast1337 Mar 03 '26
Half the people wouldnt even get that free membership and the other half would just to find out theres no place near them that would honor it lmao
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u/New-Replacement-2352 Mar 03 '26
Wow, Gatineau Regional County municipality is not participating and is even calling on Quebec’s government to pull out as well. CCFR just posted about it.
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u/Armed_Accountant Whoever wants to touch my guns has to touch me first. Mar 04 '26
Wow, that's a huge surprise to hear, and a welcome one.
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 04 '26
This is really collapsing in real time, wonder what Gary is thinking he’ll do next?
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u/gamercast1337 Mar 04 '26
Step down and let the poly lady take over and have her go full tyrannical with this?
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u/thealmightybees Mar 04 '26
Natalie couldn’t get herself out of a wet paper bag, she won’t succeed any further than tactical assault jowls has.
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u/FunkyFrunkle Mar 04 '26 edited Mar 04 '26
Appointing Natalie Provost to lord over the program does nothing to address the core issues that plague this program.
Her theoretical appointment does not magically materialize all of the necessary logistical and resource assets needed to conduct the buyback.
What is she realistically going to do? Ban more guns? Yeah alright cool, we can’t even entice anyone to collect the ones that are banned right now and banning more is just going to further push the provinces away on this issue to the point where some of them may follow Alberta and Saskatchewan in actively blocking the federal government from doing anything. Not to mention it’ll just increase the scope of the program to the point where there will be too many guns to collect, we’re already there now.
Police forces in the buybacks flagship province are even dropping like flies. Pushing this shit even more will just see Quebec opt out all together and then this program is really dead. Quebec might agree with the program in spirit but even they only have so much tolerance for a program that’s disorganized, expensive and impractical.
The buyback has been through a bakers dozen public safety ministers and not one of them could get this up and running. All she really brings to the table is a tragic story, but even she has to operate within the confines of government bureaucracy.
The time to put her in charge was six years ago, before public opinion started to sour against the program.
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u/Lumindan Mar 02 '26
Gun Ban Costing $25,000 Per Firearm
Really good article by CalibreMag.
At what point does this joke end?
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 03 '26
For how bankrupt Canada is, kinda unreal that the “eCoNoMic GeInius CaRnEy” doesn’t scrap this bs.
Imagine what Canada could have done with that money.
What god damn tool. Elbows up!!
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u/Reasonable_Hall2346 Mar 02 '26
Not surprised, it’s someone’s cash cow. It’s the reason it is not scrapped.
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u/CenturionV Mar 05 '26
Today's threatening email to restricted holders with banned registered firearms shows you that the system is getting nervous. A majority of people even with fully registered prohibs clearly haven't declared. This program is on the verge of becoming and unworkable failure and serious legal headache for the RCMP and Canadian firearms program. What are they gonna do? Cancel tens of thousands of PAL's and then demand local cops go on door knocking raids for them across the country?
That is the definition of a PR nightmare, they will be at risk of police departments actually refusing to enforce firearms law themselves. I don't think they gameplanned mass non compliance even from the registered owners, they just assumed they would all fold and they could have a nice photo op and call it a day. Unfortunately for them many firearms owners are made of sterner stuff. Hold the line!
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u/Late_Winner6859 Mar 06 '26 edited Mar 06 '26
I’m not even going to open it.
Even ignoring the personal rights and freedoms issue. They expect me to voluntarily sign up into this? A useless BS program, where I’d loose a lot of money, just so they can have a vote-grabbing photo-op? Hard pass!
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u/HappyCan7250 Mar 06 '26
What was the latest email to R owners? I don't have my restricted, but curious as to what threats they are throwing around now to make the restricteds comply? Fuck em! I love that 30k out of 2 million guns is all they got. Still too high, but lower than I was expecting (I was expecting at least 100k guns).
Too bad the news is too busy covering Trump to ever actually look closely at Canadian government policy. God forbid one of our mainstream media outlets criticized the Liberal overlords. It's actually mindblowing that they're still pushing ahead after 6 years, and then the Gary tapes, the country being broke, a change in leadership, almost all police forces saying they won't do it, and multiple provinces outright obstructing and blocking the program.... Yet still, they push ahead. Even Quebec is starting to turn against the program. It's nuts.
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u/RealPanda20 Mar 02 '26
Have we heard anything on the CCFR’s application to the Supreme Court?
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u/RaHarmakis Mar 02 '26
One thing about it that I have not seen discussed:
I seem to recall that the challenge (or maybe it was another) failed at the lower courts, because the Government said that owners would be paid for their property.
The fact the 'Buy Back Style" Program will only pay out to a very limited number of people, that should in my non lawyer like opinion be pretty good grounds for a further challenge.
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u/TickleNut1274 Mar 05 '26
CCFR gave an update today saying they've got confirmation that the Supreme Court has received their appeal. A "panel of judges" will look into the case and let the CCFR know if the case will be heard in the SC in about 30-60 days.
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u/ConstructionOk4528 Mar 13 '26
108k full time jobs lost and Carneys approval rating will still go up smh are people stupid
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u/boozefiend3000 Mar 13 '26
“The Canadian economy lost more jobs in February than it has in a single month in the last four years — but Prime Minister Mark Carney says when compared to the United States, we're doing pretty good.”
Who gives a fuck? Country needs to constantly compare everything to the states. We’re absolutely pathetic
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u/gamercast1337 Mar 13 '26
Liberals (boomers specifically) when every aspect of the canadian life is getting significantly worse but if you fudge the numbers (a lot) it could be interpreted to be doing still worse than the USA but not as bad as if you did a thought experiment and making USA perform as bad as they possibly could:
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u/DoYouGetSarcasm Mar 13 '26
It's always compare to the US. It's getting shittier and shittier here but it isn't the absolute shit show it is down there so it's OK!
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u/WeightedDips95 Mar 14 '26
"Its the war with Iran! Also why Canadians cant afford homes! Dont ask why it was Trump last week but Iran this week, or why these trends started long before either! Wait, you werent going to ask anyways, because youre a brainless lobotomized C*nadian! Just give us a majority and well fix the country for real this time! "
-Literally the LPC
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 14 '26
I’ve already seen the comments “I’m certain id be worse with CPC”
We’ve had a liberal rule for so long people can’t even see what life is like without them. Definition of abusive relationship.
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u/Fuck_you_all22 Mar 14 '26
Cbc and other media are bought by liberals with taxpayer money. The population is getting dumber with liberal propaganda. Also a lot of people rely on government cheqs to survive.
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u/TKB-059 bc Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26
I'm sure Carney going off on another MOU signing in Sri Lanka or whatever will fix this.
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u/ultragigasimp Mar 14 '26
We must fill those jobs in with part time Indians who will work for pennies, quick 250,000 more for each province!
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u/gamercast1337 Mar 13 '26
Shit really??? Got something concrete saying this so I can see how my "totally not liberal" friend weasels his way out of seeing that Carney and the liberals being fucking atrocious?
Seriously ive never seen someone so young be a boomer so much in spirit, so if you can link as much proof as possible bro.
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u/Lumindan Mar 13 '26
straight from statscan so there's no media bias
According to the latest results from the Labour Force Survey in February 2026:
- Employment declined by 84,000 (-0.4%) and the employment rate fell 0.2 percentage points to 60.6%.
- The unemployment rate increased 0.2 percentage points to 6.7%.
- Employment fell among youth aged 15 to 24 years old (-47,000; -1.7%) and men in the core working age of 25 to 54 years old (-41,000; -0.6%). Employment was little changed for core-aged women and people aged 55 years and older.
- Employment declines were recorded in services-producing industries (-56,000; -0.3%) and goods-producing industries (-28,000; -0.7%). The largest declines were in wholesale and retail trade (-18,000; -0.6%), and 'other services' such as personal and repair services (-14,000; -1.8%).
- Employment declined in Quebec (-57,000; -1.2%), British Columbia (-20,000; -0.7%), Saskatchewan (-5,500; -0.9%) and Manitoba (-4,000; -0.5%). Employment increased in Newfoundland and Labrador (+2,100; +0.8%) and was little changed in the other provinces.
- Average hourly wages among employees were up 3.9% (+$1.42 to $37.56) on a year-over-year basis in February, following growth of 3.3% in January (not seasonally adjusted).
Copy pasted the report information from their reddit account as well.
Here's a fun thought process, how much could we bolster our local economy if we could buy handguns and oic banned items tomorrow? How about a 750 million dollar injection into local business?
Best we'll see from the government is more unchecked immigration for easy wage suppression. Those youth employment stats are damning.
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u/Sammytheseaotter Mar 02 '26
Imagine declaring your illegal guns, buy back gets cancelled, you are f'ed because you are on a list and now a criminal and have no way to get rid of your guns legally lol
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u/Lumindan Mar 02 '26
Don't let your guard down yet, they could still try to swing last minute grand fathering and that's the first step towards confiscation.
We've seen this rug pull before.
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u/22GageEnthusiast Mar 03 '26 edited Mar 03 '26
I know an old dude at my range that declared all his prohibs. Low key want to slap him ngl but he's old as dirt and he might not make it to October 30 tbh lol
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Mar 03 '26
he's old as dirt and he might not make it to October 30 tbh lol
This almost makes it worse, he could've arranged for someone to take his guns on the downlow and the cops and Crown would have literally nothing to go on and nobody to prosecute after he dies.
Too many old guys have this attitude.
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 03 '26
Boomer = LPC boot licker. Guy probably is living off multiple properties. There are people out there that simply must obey what the government says.
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Mar 03 '26
There is never "no way to get rid of your guns legally" but yes, pretty stupid. I will laugh if the confiscation fails and the government keeps extending the amnesty (or actually does grandfathering) and all the pansy-ass bitches who declared are SOL.
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u/boozefiend3000 Mar 04 '26
Dunno if it’s photoshopped, but there’s a guy on the CCFR private Facebook group trying to declare his type 81 and the governments offering 2 bucks lol
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 04 '26
To add it probably confirms reports that they’ve already blown the capped budget and dipped (probably blown too) the 250 million compensation fund.
Which begs the question, if the budget is depleted, how do they plan to fund the confiscation? 👀
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u/Eat_Cantaloupe_ Mar 04 '26
They have neither the logistically ability or the resources to pull this off. I don't own any prohibs but probably just ignore them
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u/gamercast1337 Mar 04 '26
So I just need to "sell" 1000 type 81s to the government to get the full money back on what one of them would cost?
This is some /biz/ level of buy high sell low energy lmao
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u/HappyCan7250 Mar 04 '26 edited Mar 04 '26
Then the government can sell them to African warlords for $5000 a piece! That's how we'll fix the deficit! LPC saves the day again.
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 04 '26
So I keep wondering how they’re going to collect the guns and Gary the demented chipmunk stayed RCMP reservists are part of the plan.
I didn’t know there are only 480 of them 🤦🏽 if the OPP which is 6,400 uniformed officers for only one province (and not even all of Ontario since we have numerous municipal)
TPS which is only for one city at 7,400 can’t do it and say it impacts resources……HOW THE HELL WILL 480 RESERVISTS COVER THE COUNTRY?!?!?!?
Typical LPC relying on the ignorance of Canadians and our systems “if we say it, we will it”
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u/WeightedDips95 Mar 12 '26
It's pretty crazy the Liberals' and media's clear contempt for democracy. Carney is clearly strong arming his way to an unelected majority, and all the media mouth pieces are busy convincing us this is normal and evil impotent PP complaining about it is because hes insecure and ineffective as a leader.
Just saw Carney on X posted a video of the latest floor crosser as some joyous innocent occasion with the Office soundtrack in the back, completely surreal. And the dumb idiot dipper was reading some rehearsed script about how being in opposition to the Liberal government is "not constructive" and her constituents thought she was "complainy". According to their own stated logic there shouldn't be any party other than the Liberal party.
And of course Canadians are just okay with all of this
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u/Lumindan Mar 12 '26
And the funniest part is now that they're feeling more secured, here comes the litany of surveillance and security bills. C2 is back on the table.
Of course because it's their team they don't care.
Credit where it's due. The Liberals have managed to convince the masses that an opposition is a bad thing and that they should run unchecked. Kinda wild tbh.
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u/WeightedDips95 Mar 12 '26
I can’t even comprehend how it can possibly get worse but this country surprises me every day. The only thing we excel at.
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u/gamercast1337 Mar 13 '26
Just watched that video on Pierres YT account about housing minister in parliament.... did he just fucking try to blame the housing costs and why no one can afford one on the current Iran war?????
Do liberals do nothing but fucking lie and make shit up? Seriously, if it wasnt for lying would the liberals have any talking points??
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u/WeightedDips95 Mar 13 '26
The Liberals managed to convince most of Canada that the runaway inflation we had been experiencing for at least the last 6 years was due to recent Trump tariffs.
They lie and steal because they know they can get away with it, because they have been for 11 years. Canadians are completely brain-dead and brainwashed.
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u/Lumindan Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26
Just watched that video on Pierres YT account about housing minister in parliament.... did he just fucking try to blame the housing costs and why no one can afford one on the current Iran war?????
and definitely don't look up what the housing minister also owns and is famous for besides being a politician. It's eye opening.
Do liberals do nothing but fucking lie and make shit up? Seriously, if it wasnt for lying would the liberals have any talking points??
If no one holds them accountable and thier base eats it up, why would they stop? Emotional arguments resonate with them and their base.
Edit: 2 minutes of full on gas lighting for those who havent seen it
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u/HappyCan7250 Mar 13 '26
It's actually just disgusting how much they lie. Not to mention all the promises they made before the election, all of which have turned out to be complete bullshit. "We're gonna build half a million affordable home!" Guess how many that "build Canada homes" program has built? Fucking 9. And only in Nunavut. And they won't be ready till 2027 iirc. "I'm the man to deal with Trump!" Oh yeah, where's that deal? Are we even gonna have USMCA renewed? "We're going to build at rates never seen before!".... Okay so what big projects have YOU started Carney? Even the big LNG project in BC was approved by HARPER!! The Liberals have been in for 11 years now and it's just getting underway? And Carney is trying to take credit for a project approved 11 years ago under the CPC as if he has anything at all to do with it?
Nothing is being done, nothing is being built. We're just continuing to get fucked by high taxes and a stagnant economy.
"We gave Canadians a 1% tax break!!!" Yeah, and then raised EI and CPP contributions so no net extra cash in our pockets, but they got to run a tax cut headline. Fucking pricks.
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u/Sharp_Phrase_9066 Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26
well, people believe whatever the gov says, so that's it. TBH, even for liberals, this excuse is just...ridiculous.....
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u/gamercast1337 Mar 13 '26
I think this will make the divide between boomers and the youth split even more, with us youngin's being unable to afford a fucking apartment let alone a house for our entire adult lives so far. being told its the war that started 2 weeks ago fault, and the boomers believing it because TV says so. Hell boomers on P.Ps Facebook page are arguing saying shit lik "uuhh errrr it costs fuel to move building supplies and uh oil in concrete snd uh global costs go up and uh gas go up so bad but not comparable to carbon tax because uhhh PP GET YOUR CLEARANCE!!"
sorry for the schizo at the end I just fucking hate boomers so much its unreal.
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u/HappyCan7250 Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26
Honestly like 90% of the time I see vile hatred being spewed on the internet nowadays, it's like 60-70 year old white men, acting like children screaming about maple MAGA. It's pretty nuts how immature that generation acts. No discussions of facts, just straight up hatred for anyone right of center and screaming fascist. The amount of times I've seen a 70 year old white guy calling Polievre a fascist is nuts. It's astounding how brainwashed some of them are. I don't know how anyone can look around at the country and think it's doing well.
It also drives me nuts when I see Melanie Joly or Carney get up in parliament and start screaming about "the greatest economy in the G7!" Yeah, okay Liberals, keep preaching from your 300k salaried ivory tower in Ottawa how great the economy is doing.
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u/Diligent_Studio6763 Mar 02 '26
With Quebec now distancing themselves from this “buyback” has anyone heard anything more about BC’s stance in all this? Or is my province just the national embarrassment.
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u/Reasonable_Hall2346 Mar 02 '26
The official stand of BC is that it wont order police to participate but also will not block. Police simply don’t have the resources. Will be interesting how many firearms end up being declared in BC. Last count had it at over 7k. Spineless people declaring.
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u/Diligent_Studio6763 Mar 03 '26
I wonder how much of that 7k is just businesses trying to recoup at least some of their losses.
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u/HappyCan7250 Mar 03 '26
Apparently these numbers are not including businesses, but the government has been so fucking opaque and vague on it that's it's hard to know for sure, although I believe CCFR did confirm the numbers we've been seeing are just for individuals. Either way, it's a small fraction of the total number in BC. I'd guess we have probably 100k prohibs in BC, maybe more.
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u/Spider-King-270 Mar 06 '26
Here’s the link, I did my part.
https://www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-7232
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u/Apples_and_Overtones Your feet suck and so do you Mar 08 '26
Byelections are now being called to attempt to get a Liberal majority... I hope that people in those ridings have common sense and do not allow this to happen.
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u/Unknownuser010203 Mar 08 '26
They'll go liberal. He's gonna get his majority, but I'd rather get it by by-elections than by a snap federal election. I'd rather wait 3 years and a bit for a conservative minority than 4 years from a snap election right now. People really need to suffer to break their voting habits. I don't think we can rely on a new government coming in to help us, sadly. All we can do is not comply and inform people about what's really going down. This program is incredibly unpopular with most Canadians who see it as a waste of money. We need to make sure they know just how much is being wasted and how badly people are being screwed. It's a slow walk to winning, but the roads there waiting.
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u/EfficientPen8682 Mar 08 '26
you new to this ? Trudeau broke everyone, and the enemy cbc found trump as a distraction which made people vote for these pieces of garbage again. Theyll find another thing.
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u/Unknownuser010203 Mar 08 '26
Just wait until people feel real hunger. We're not suffering hard enough yet (it's a terrible thing to say)
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u/gamercast1337 Mar 08 '26
Boomers will STILL not change.
the boomers MUST suffer before things change. But the government does all it can to prevent it . As horrible as it is to say, for actual change to happen things NEED to keep getting worse and more people lose their houses and starve and the quality of life outpaces the propaganda put out. At hey at the rate its going we should be there soon.
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u/gamercast1337 Mar 09 '26
I think the conservatives gotta do some of that smart voting shit the left likes to do and just vote for the BQ in that by election to try and get them to win.
Not that it matters though they will just buy off another con but still.... Maybe if liberals get another majority they will fix the country from the evil choices the conservatives and Harper did!??
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u/Eat_Cantaloupe_ Mar 11 '26
Undemocratic, unelected liberal majority incoming. We're in for hell. This country is a dumpster fire
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u/thealmightybees Mar 11 '26
Looks like Poly is getting impatient and needs more graves to dance on and guns to ban lmfao.
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 11 '26
They’re literally the scum of the earth, I’m literally reading about a man shot in his own home in Toronto during a home invasion and these grave dancings psychos are at it again with the demand for more bans.
The only silver lining is it’s clearly Canadians are waking up that this is not the solution. Handguns have been banned since 2022 and there’s more shootings than ever before.
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u/GinnAdvent Mar 11 '26
And if you look at the latest video done by SoapGunBox, the whole issue with Brenda Lucki and RCMP during the NS investigation is that the firearm info was leaked early to start a narrative, and the whole mass casualty report is written in a sense for political purpose anyways.
RCMP will never be a non partial group as long as the Liberal government is holding on it on a leash.
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u/StrongBreak2142 Mar 12 '26
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u/thealmightybees Mar 12 '26
“Ban all guns! Even if it saves just one life!”
proceeds to ignore thousands of overdose deaths
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u/Lumindan Mar 12 '26
750 million buys a lot of MRI machines and staff contracts.
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u/boozefiend3000 Mar 13 '26
Thursday the Supreme Court decides if they wanna hear the CCFR case. Fingers crossed
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 13 '26
I’m really really really praying they agree to hear them, but god damn are the judges in Canada so cucked to the LPC. This is more than guns, it’s about property rights.
Allowing the government to just say “anything we deem illegal, we can confiscate and offer scraps, if you refuse you go to jail”
This is criminal and I’m going the Supreme Court recognizes that. Otherwise we’re so cooked, expect the LPC to not only come after all the guns, but our houses, cars or whatever they want to steal without repercussions.
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u/gamercast1337 Mar 13 '26
Probably wont because its government.
But hey maybe. Whats the specifics of this case? About how the government isnt offering proper compensation or any at all for the guns despite that being considered "fair" in the previous rulling to make the gun grab """""valid"""""?
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u/boozefiend3000 Mar 13 '26
The previous judge ruled the OIC was allowed because people were going to be compensated, might have a different opinion now that the government basically said no one’s getting paid
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u/gamercast1337 Mar 13 '26
Well shit I hope the judge does feel the same way we do, because otherwise its a scary thought if it still rules in favor of the government. It means there is legal precedent for them to just take your shit without paying, right?
Your car, house, land, business etc could be at stake here if the judge rules in favor of the government. Which is what they want so lets hope no big deposits from a certain business land in that judges bank account ....
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u/EfficientPen8682 Mar 12 '26
"I voted to keep the conservatives out"
"I voted for carney"
"I voted against Pierre "
"I voted liberal"
'dONt YouU KNoW yoU VoTE For ThE InDIvidUaL nOt thE pArtY"
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u/RydNightwish Mar 12 '26
I voted for Sean Fraser. A better Mp, a man of skill and competency. I have never found a more trustworthy individual to vote for.
/s but thats what the bots here will tell you people actually be saying when they vote.
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u/IGnuGnat Mar 03 '26
I tried posting this in the main sub because I thought it would be an interesting discussion but it was deleted. I don't really know where to put it:
" RCMP investigate N.L. Crown prosecutor, seize guns from his home"
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 04 '26
https://www.reddit.com/r/canadanews/s/4tvC8BGEe1
While insurance will probably cover most if not all of it, that buyback money gonna be used up real quick 👀
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 04 '26
Of course, because they would have had to store the damn guns in those rooms that got flooded, essentially affecting the fake compensation. So now they legit don’t have a place for the guns. It’s hilarious. Thanks Winnipeg bums!
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u/Unknownuser010203 Mar 06 '26
Looks like my province is finally getting a proper protest. It's about time. Don't expect the same number as Quebec just because of our smaller population, but I know my friends, family, and I will be there! https://www.instagram.com/p/DVjfDZsAUd2/?igsh=MTlqcGJpbWMxdW93ZA==
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u/gamercast1337 Mar 06 '26
For fucks sake of course its the same day as another commitment I have that wont even let me go to halifax. Bruh I swear every time theres somw protest or rally I want to go to I physically cant.
Is it the rothschilds that are making this happen to prevent me from attending these events?? Its the only logical answer.
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 07 '26
So how’s everyone feeling with the multiple harassing and threatening email about the gun confiscation? Everyone still holding strong?
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u/Lumindan Mar 08 '26
You know they're feeling it when they resort to spamming fear mongering emails.
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u/Sharp_Phrase_9066 Mar 10 '26
Liberal will likely get the majority they want after the three by elections. I am wondering what will happen to us. They will pass some bills against us? Forced buy back? Anything worse for us?
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u/Lumindan Mar 10 '26
Even with a majority, how will the execute the program?
The same problems that exist for the program now when they're a pseudo majority still exist for them as a true majority. (Execution, logistics, getting cops to buy into the program, getting owners to buy into the program, the significant man power requirements, administrative issues etc.). You have to remember this is the same government that can't even get a functional payroll system going. They can't even claw back COVID benefits despite people literally self doxxing to the highest degree with those.
It's more likely they'll maintain the wedge issue, throw in some OIC bans when they need media coverage and keep the can rolling down the road.
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I am wondering what will happen to us. They will pass some bills against us?
Probably, or just OIC
Forced buy back?
How?
Anything worse for us?
Gun-wise, probably not apart from more bans. Probably a lot worse in terms of privacy and general authoritarianism.
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u/DoYouGetSarcasm Mar 10 '26
Forced buy back?
They've already said they aren't paying most people who could participate and that it will be illegal to keep them after October and you'll be arrested if caught.
So they've already removed the "buy" part and added the "force" part.
I don't think they'll go door to door, the optics of that are just to bad and there's no votes to be hard for it.
They want to attack the sks but that's an attack on the FN, hard to tell how that will play out.
I feel like if they add new things with more oic bans after the declaration period is over that sets up the idea that you can't be compensated and is bad PR, maybe implies they would need to run another buy back to cover new items.
I will predict the backland Hunter gets prohibed some how. Just to throw some doom and gloom around
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u/22GageEnthusiast Mar 10 '26
They will most likely win the two Toronto by-elections but Terrebonne will most likely go to the BQ.
What I recommend to any gun owner who lives in the Terrebone riding to do is to just vote for the BQ to make sure that the Liberals don't get their 172 seat majority.
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u/FireteamOrcale Mar 11 '26
NDP floor crosser now so it’s pretty much a guarantee that they will get their majority. Don’t understand why these people think it’s okay to do this it’s not what the people voted her in for.
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 12 '26
Should we start an email / letter writing campaign to Doug Ford to ask for the same protections as Saskatchewan?!
Why not, might as well try!
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u/boozefiend3000 Mar 12 '26 edited Mar 13 '26
Maybe if he starts getting hammered with letters he’ll respond. I’ve written him twice and my MPP, also a PC, twice regarding the buyback. Zero response from either
Edit: guess the CCFR has a template ready for people
https://firearmrights.ca/dear-premier-letter-writing-campaign/
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u/0672216 Mar 08 '26
Tumbler Ridge got memory holed in record time. Worst school shooting in our history and the gov has been tight lipped. Wonder why? Are they scared to admit that no amount of arbitrary firearms prohibitions can prevent a sick and delusional wierdo from killing people en masse?
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u/Office_Responsible Mar 08 '26
I was thinking the same thing, Nova Scotia was in the news cycle for months. This one is gone very quickly. I imagine it damages the narrative and therefore cannot be in the news cycle since it doesn’t tow the party line.
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u/Lumindan Mar 08 '26
I suspect the optics behind the firearms aren't great either. It basically spits in the face of the system they're pushing so hard.
I'm sure they'll use it again years down the road as justification for SOMETHING but it looks like they're trying their best to ignore it. Even the RCMP have been super tight lipped.
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u/WeatherStrong3285 Mar 08 '26
Has it been confirmed what firearms the shooter used?
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 06 '26
https://youtu.be/BEeTLwqbNBc?si=tsZfSpRzM967SuXK
We need to give them a majority now! Only that will save Canada s/
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u/Straight-Yam-4151 Mar 06 '26
"Look, I know the Liberals have been in power for over a decade...but here's how all the things that have gotten worse in that time period are actually Harper's fault"
-Reddit LPC voter.
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u/Prestigious_Gift_977 Mar 07 '26
man i thought the suppressor ban was from recent decades. apparently it's been in effect since 1900! how do you guys feel about the suppressor ban? i've never used one but would really love one
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u/Lumindan Mar 07 '26
It'd be nice if we could have them since it's just PPE and in more civilized parts of the world, it's considered good manners to put one on at the range / when you hunt.
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u/SmoothCriminalAaron Mar 11 '26
Less than a year and a half ago we all though a PP minority was the worst case scenario and many thought the Liberals would be out for the next decade no matter their leader. Now we'll have a Liberal Majority in a few weeks. My guess is Carney will get a second majority in 2029.
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u/Sharp_Phrase_9066 Mar 11 '26
I said this last April, with the base population, and the immigration and refugee policy, Liberals will be majority forever.
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u/floydsmoot Mar 13 '26
Conservatives introduce bill to create self-defence law for home invasions
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u/Lumindan Mar 13 '26
I said this in the thread about it on this sub, no one should be against this, our current laws for self defense punish the victims so hard it's not even funny.
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u/Straight-Yam-4151 Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26
There are literally people on here against it because they’re so online-brainwashed they genuinely cannot process that Conservatives represent their interests better than the Liberals do.
“But Harper didn’t do enough.” “But this is too little, too late.” “Why didn’t he run on this?”
Etc. etc.
The Conservatives could give them everything they ever wanted and it still would not be enough.
If the Liberals put out a bill banning puppies, these people would instantly start with, “PP wants to ban puppies too, so it doesn’t matter,” or “PP wants to ban puppies and cats too.”
It’s a team sport to them now.
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u/boozefiend3000 Mar 11 '26
Another floor crosser. NDP. The liberals have their majority
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u/HappyCan7250 Mar 11 '26
Fucking disgusting man. Im so sick of this country. Get ready for tremendous waste and net zero agenda to be steamrolled over all of us. Say good-bye to any hope of this country ever becoming affordable again with gas skyrocketing and no "major projects" actually happening, while government pisses away billions and billions of dollars on absolutely useless garbage programs, consultants and studies.
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u/gamercast1337 Mar 04 '26
Can't even pay us a hundred dollars to fuck off. Damn thats how you know we broke
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 04 '26
How many nails in this coffin does it need before the demented chipmunk buries this bullshit?? 🤦🏽
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u/FunkyFrunkle Mar 05 '26
This program isn’t going in a coffin to nail shut.
It’s going to be more like Lenin’s tomb.
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u/Cre_AK47 Name Prohibited by OIC Mar 11 '26
Well, it's defacto official now... Carney now has his majority government as of April 13th... We as gun owners. Are. Fucking. Cooked...
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 06 '26
Is anyone else wondering how Demented Chipmunk plans to pay for the fuel for these MCU’s now that gas price is exploding again?
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u/Brapika Mar 06 '26
Horse cops can't afford fuel for the MRAPs to drive to your house and kick in your door at 4am for a GSG I guess.
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 06 '26
Kinda wild how Canadians are entire the second massive cost of living crisis and the government wants to rob law abiding Canadians of their property without compensation. Elbows up
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u/thealmightybees Mar 06 '26
Maybe Droopy the dog will use some of those Chinese EVs Carneys supposedly bringing in..
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 11 '26
https://www.reddit.com/r/OntarioNews/s/XMKuAD6Qjh
Meanwhile the reality of our ineffective gun laws.
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 11 '26
Declaration now at 42,000 according to demented chipmunk in the House of Commons today.
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u/Lumindan Mar 11 '26
In the grand scheme of things, even 100,000 would be horrendously low.
Plus they're not even collecting yet. That's just people who are declaring and self reporting.
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u/Cre_AK47 Name Prohibited by OIC Mar 11 '26
That's not too bad. Willing to bet overall, most were previously restricted.
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 11 '26
I can absolutely see the fear, but I have restricted and I’m not declaring because I’m not a little bitch bowing down the fat cheek chipmunk.
Imagine calling yourself a man after listening to Gary and Provost, the loser is thanking gun owners after threatening prison. I love when my abuser thanks me for not hitting back after being assaulted.
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u/HappyCan7250 Mar 11 '26 edited Mar 11 '26
Careful, bill C9 passed, that might be hate speech! /A now we can all get arrested for prohibs and hate speech! Fantastic.
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u/boozefiend3000 Mar 11 '26
Ugh, I don’t like that they’re approaching 50% of the 135k they plan to buyback. A lot of god damn cowards in this country
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u/Lumindan Mar 11 '26
The 135k was already a shifted goal post to begin with.
They could have 0 declared and they'd still run it and spin it.
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u/RydNightwish Mar 11 '26
Kinda inline with guesses. A spike towards the final days. Coupled with a few they are clearly targetting with an email spam campaign. I only got 2 total this year but Ive seen some say they get one every week.
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 11 '26
I can’t wait when the media will not ask what about the other 110,000 you said in your own numbers was out there (not to mention the millions out there) and the libtards declare victory and say “Canada is now safer” while we get daily shootings and home invasions.
This country is so fucking cooked 🤦🏽
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Mar 15 '26
Well it seems that the email that went out a week or two ago scared at least a few more people into declaring. Here's to hoping we we end up with under 50k at the end of the month
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u/Goliad1990 Mar 15 '26
Here's to hoping we we end up with under 50k at the end of the month
Let's assume they do hit 50k. Here's a fun fact: according to StatsCan, there are approximately 1000 new firearms imported into Canada for sale every day. Less than two months after the collection date, Canadians will have more guns than they did before the confiscation.
When you're the government, that's what six years and nearly a billion tax dollars buys you.
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u/Lumindan Mar 15 '26
Well it seems that the email that went out a week or two ago scared at least a few more people into declaring. Here's to hoping we we end up with under 50k at the end of the month
Even if we saw it hit 100k, it's still abysmally low compared to the actual amount of prohibs floating around in Canada.
Not to mention the collection efficiency has yet to be seen.
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 15 '26
On top of that, apparently the website is completely shitting the bed, locking people out and unable to even process. Resulting in people unable to comply even if they wanted to. Classic liberal bullshit, over budget and barely functional.
And as you mentioned the biggest fucking elephant in the room. COLLECTION!!! With 99% of police forces bowing out, we have to see what corrupt, embezzling barely functional plan the demented chipmunk will cobble together. Considering he can barely cobble together a coherent sentence when speaking, I cannot imagine what this guy will do.
Mark my words, if it ever launches….guns will end up in the hands of organized criminals, by jacking it or by going in with the MCU’s, I’m calling it now!
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u/2Puppers4Sale Custom Flair (Be appropriate or else we'll take it away again) Mar 06 '26
Kinda insane the LPC is getting even more popular as of recently despite them doing fuck all for the average Canadian. This country is fucking hopeless at this point. Yes, you and I suffer from the loss of property rights but I hope this comes to bite all the boomers and the ABC voters in the ass hard eventually when their pocketbooks aren't looking so great. To be fair, our pocketbooks won't be looking great either, but at least we can say that we told them so.
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u/Reasonable_Hall2346 Mar 06 '26
Keep in mind their propaganda machine is spinning 24/7.
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u/Kaffarov .40 Salt&Walnuts Mar 06 '26
The ironic thing is they're apparently cutting some funding to the CBC when a big part of their campaign was putting more funds into it.
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u/InitialAd4125 Mar 06 '26
Yep but as I've said many a time before and why I'm an ABL voter. The Liberal party of Canada has no principles they aren't pragmatic they don't' value anything besides winning. They will backtrack and screw over the common people if it means a slight bump in polls because they don't give a shit about the people of Canada.
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 06 '26
“Judge me by the price of groceries” -Carney.
“Groceries up 7.2% in January alone Average Canadian keeps elbows up and blames Harper. This county is doomed.
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u/gamercast1337 Mar 06 '26
So how the fuck are liberals this high in the polls? Are boomers coming out in force this hard? Winemoms in suburbs? Everything has gotten more expensive, we are literally starting to be in the " cutting back on every program " phase of government and they still support? On almost every metric we are worse of than fucking Alabama???
What the actual hell is going on with people? Is this country even for me anymore?
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u/Arbakos Mar 06 '26
Guns aside, it feels like the boomers traded my future for their property values.
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u/Due-Candidate4384 Mar 06 '26
This country is an insane asylum. Look at the politicians. It’s like they aren’t from this planet.
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u/InitialAd4125 Mar 06 '26
" Is this country even for me anymore?"
This country is only for the Galen Weston's and other leeches. It's not for us it's for them we are for them we are there chattel.
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u/GinnAdvent Mar 11 '26 edited Mar 11 '26
Man shot during home invasion at affluent neighborhood
This is one thing I tend to warn people about. It doesn't matter if you are quite well off, and own a few cars, a 2nd cottage, and live at a nice location. When things goes sideways, thugs are running around doing home invasion or extortion, knowing our law is on their side, it doesn't matter how high your elbow can go.
But yeah, keep up the gun buy back, and don't spend money on police and community safety is definitely the Liberal ways to go.
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u/Perfect_Diamond_1128 Mar 09 '26
sorry if if this is a generic/overasked question, but im curious what are the chances the amnesty gets extended? I heard they were trying to be for real this time, but I don't know with all the controversy. Thx
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u/HappyCan7250 Mar 09 '26
I think pretty high. They have 32k guns declared last I heard and we're nearly at the end now. 30k out of probably 2 million. They arent even close to getting all the restricteds declared
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u/Perfect_Diamond_1128 Mar 09 '26
Oh wow. And soon people wont even be eligible for compensation right? (march 31 deadline), so even less people will want to give their guns. Maybe they are cooked
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u/Prestigious_Gift_977 Mar 15 '26
is the 2020 ban the start of a trend or an isolated incident? honestly feels like the end goal is complete ban of everything. am i crazy?
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u/Goliad1990 Mar 15 '26 edited Mar 15 '26
It wasn't the start of a trend, it was the continuation of a long trend that only took a pause during the Harper years, and then dramatically accelerated again under Trudeau.
Yes, the goal is the complete ban of everything, and the method is to constantly redefine what is portrayed as a "reasonable" firearm. Campaign on banning only "the most dangerous guns" - and then with every new ban, the window shifts. What was a reasonable gun before is now the new most dangerous gun on the market, and the cycle continues.
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u/Lumindan Mar 15 '26
is the 2020 ban the start of a trend or an isolated incident? honestly feels like the end goal is complete ban of everything. am i crazy?
You’re not crazy for noticing a pattern. The 2020 prohibition wasn’t really an isolated incident it fits into a longer Liberal policy trajectory on civilian firearms that goes back decades. No seriously, go check the rock quote for it.
The firearms act started back in the 90s and before that the Liberals had already been pushing against legal firearms ownership.
They make it into a political issue to force the other side to support 'pro-gun' people. This way, they can rile up their base. US VS THEM is the strongest tool in a politician's armoury.
It's a long cornerstone for the Liberals, they'll keep hammering it, cutting away at it until there's nothing left, then they move the goal post to the next hot button topic they manufacture.
Their base eats it up either because they're ignorant or they're so team sports locked they just let it fly. Look at all the people in this very sub indicating that 'they aren't single issue voters' or 'i cant support the other guy!'.
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u/Unknownuser010203 Mar 15 '26
No, they'd love to ban everything, and if we let them, they will.
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u/rastamasta45 Mar 02 '26
We’re now in the final stretch of the declaration period, hold strong folks!
The mobile collection units do not exist and represent a massive liability for demented chipmunk. Off duty and retired cops simply will not take this risk on while guaranteed to not be paid benefits should anything happen.
5,000 people attended the CCFR Quebec rally and the QC public safety minister is now distancing himself.
Every police force in about 90% of the country has now refused to participate making the logistics of this program near impossible.
BC already issued a memo to demented chipmunk saying we want to do this but we won’t be ready for October.
We’re winning this! Stay strong everyone!