r/canadaguns • u/AutoModerator • Jun 08 '26

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u/rastamasta45 Jun 16 '26 edited Jun 16 '26

CCFR’s latest post, a guy who is complying only given locations that are 3 or 4 hours away from him to turn in his guns.

It’s honestly like the government is going out of their way to humiliate and piss off gun owners as punishment for being part of the “wrong culture” for Canada that the elites deemed wrong.

I can’t stand this god damn government anymore.

I’m so glad killers get bail to go and murder a cop who’s a father of 2 while retired people get harassed with threat of jail for 10 years.

Demented chipmunk and provolone keeping all of Canada safe, god bless them

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u/CenturionV Jun 17 '26

Chipmunk is like a guy wearing a double sided piece of cardboard advertising cheap pizza on the street corner. He doesn't know, or care about the firearms or the confiscation, his job is to talk about how successful and amazing the program is and read. rather incompetently, off the papers that are printed for him. Nathalie Provost is the Queen, focus and driver of the program since the day it started, though putting her directly in charge would look to biased even for the liberals, so she just runs the entire thing from shadows.

She would have LOVED to see us all declared criminals the day after the amnesty expired and send in the army or swat teams to start dragging us out of our homes in cuffs. Without her corrupting influence it's possible Carney would have canceled the whole ordeal the first day, or at least just declared a permanent amnesty and left it for the future so he didn't have to spend a dime.

I can tell you this, not a small chunk of Alberta separatist directly cite the gun bans as a reason if not the primary reason they support separatism. Provost is literally doing permanent damage to the unity of the entire country with her fanatic crusade.

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u/Natural_Comparison21 Jun 17 '26

Provost would unironically tour El Salvador and ask about how they did mass imprisonment just to see PAL holders in prison. Damn the consequences like how if you even were to just arrest 50,000 people in Canada you would end up costing the Canadian tax payer 100s of millions more each if not billions with a loss of tax revenue. Damn that. If it saves one life somehow it’s worth it. Even if it ruins 100,000s more.

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u/Late_Winner6859 Jun 18 '26

Obviously once you don’t support the correct ideology - your life is at best worthless. So it all totally makes sense

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u/Natural_Comparison21 Jun 18 '26

It's wild as the liberal party often claimed to give a shit about basic human rights. But I guess when it's not convenient those human rights don't matter much.