r/canadaguns • u/SuccessSeparate9014 • Jun 13 '26

Misc Crypto Question

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If the ccfr win the case. Will crypto owners need to legally register the crypto as a ar15 or would owners be in possession of a legally prohibited firearm as the frt came out after the ar15 2020 prohibition.

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u/Sea_Jaguar2040 Jun 13 '26

After the way we have been treated it's time to stop asking permission. What we own is no one's business and we need to get back to that as a free people it's time to take our power back from government

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u/Cope180-Enjoyer Jun 13 '26

The social contract is broken. You can't keep changing the rules.

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u/MasterScore8739 Jun 14 '26

This right here.

As childish as it sounds, you can’t continually change the rules and expect everyone to just keep following them.

The rules have been more or less the same for years and never caused such massive problems as we’re seeing now. Firearms owners typically accepted, but naturally still ‘complained’ about the rules.

The biggest gripes were the silly magazine rules. The legal loopholes entirely defeated the capacity laws by using the “what the magazine was designed and intended for use in” clause. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed it and had multiple 10rd pistol magazines while never owning a pistol.

The second issue was the “by name” stupidity. If the firearm met the definition of a Prohibited, Restricted or Non-Restricted then it should have fallen into that classification. Outside of those two things, I’ve never heard many (serious) complaints about the laws.

The last 6 years have been pure insanity. With the continual changes of what’s legal, it doesn’t even make any sense to even look at the laws anymore. What’s legal today might not be legal tomorrow depending on how the big man in office is feeling when he rolls out of bed.