r/canadaguns • u/PhantomNomad al • Jun 09 '26

Misc Found the RCMP firearms licensing place

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Found where our licenses are processed. Right next door to the dollararma.

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u/terrorxtattoos Jun 09 '26

As an American I check into this subreddit once in a while and feel really bad for you guys man hold strong man the 2A should be for all even my Canadian brothers

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u/No_Heat_6072 Jun 09 '26

We don't really need it. We all thank you for thinking of us, but enshrining firearms so broadly into our Constitution would lead to a lot of unnecessary fights and safety concerns. IMO.

We just need our Government to be willing to learn more about guns so that when they make the laws, they don't mess up. We don't need a law that ages poorly to muddy the waters. Most laws, like the 2A, age poorly and lack context once they get into the future.

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u/SlowDebate3165 Jun 09 '26

That’s a deluded liberalized fantasy.

Either firearm ownership has serious legal protection, or it exists only for as long as the government feels like allowing it.
“We just need the government to learn more about guns” is not a solution. It’s wishful thinking. Governments do not need to understand guns to ban them. They only need the legal power to do it, and right now they have it.

So pick one.

Either you support 2A-style protections, or you accept that firearms can be slowly banned out of existence. But don’t pretend there’s some magical third option where gun ownership stays secure because politicians suddenly become informed and reasonable.

If you’d rather have no guns than constitutional protection for them, then say that with your full chest. It's unironically a more respectable take.