Stand on Guard - Conservative Party of Canada

[u/GhostProtocolGaming]

https://www.conservative.ca/stand-on-guard-2/

The bill makes important changes to Section 34 of the Criminal Code so that force is presumed to be justified if used against an illegal intruder. Conservatives first announced the ‘Stand on Guard’ principle back in August, asking the government to introduce legislation in the fall session.

[u/The_King_of_Canada]

Your guess is as good as mine but typically politicians dont revisit the same ground because it's an easy shot at them if they do.

It's because they don't actually want it to be law just like how they don't care about us gun owners.

Did you follow the case? Genuine question.

I read the Supreme Court decision. Precedent isn't set by nuance. The peoples who house he broke into had the right to defend themselves.

Not really no, the same defensive calculus is still applied, the cops still charge heavily, the crown still presses the victim.

And using evidence to support your point from before you yourself said the law was changed is a waste of time.

You touch a hair on them and it's in the air.

Now who's spreading misinformation.

It's wild you're honestly against protecting people from being dragged through court and having their lives ruined.

The other option is allowing open season to kill anyone on your property. Yea I'd prefer if the lawyers examined the case.

[u/Lumindan → u/The_King_of_Canada]

It's because they don't actually want it to be law just like how they don't care about us gun owners.

You keep repeating this point trying to make your opinion fact despite the fact that it's not true. The Conservatives would lose a lot more if they won then backtracked what they promised. They lose nothing keeping their constituents happy. it's basic logic.

I read the Supreme Court decision. Precedent isn't set by nuance. The peoples who house he broke into had the right to defend themselves.

Yeah and then they also got dragged through court and had their lives up-ended. There's that pesky nuance.

Now who's spreading misinformation.

I'm really not, any altercation if someone breaks into your home is going to messy period.

The other option is allowing open season to kill anyone on your property. Yea I'd prefer if the lawyers examined the case.

That’s a false dichotomy. Why are you resorting to using false logic to prop up your arguments?

[u/The_King_of_Canada → u/Lumindan]

You keep repeating this point trying to make your opinion fact despite the fact that it's not true.

It is true. They hand us scraps and expect us to be happy. Passing bills they know won't pass is proof of this.

Yeah and then they also got dragged through court and had their lives up-ended. There's that pesky nuance.

That's what happens when you witness a crime.

any altercation if someone breaks into your home is going to messy period.

It's less nuanced when they attack you.

Why are you resorting to using false logic to prop up your arguments?

Because there is nothing in this post of any substance so I'm left to assume.