r/canadaguns Jul 28 '26

Shooting Pure freedom🇺🇸 Trip to the usa

Honey badger 300Blackout suppressed

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u/coniferslav Jul 28 '26

sure as fuck more free than this dump

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u/Panjaab1 Jul 28 '26 edited Jul 28 '26

Agreed. As a Canadian that was born and raised in this country, I have definitely seen the dwindling of our freedoms, in recent years, especially with recent legislation.

The USA definitely has its fair share of problems but I will never understand dismissing positive aspects of their legal frameworks/society to compensate for the downsides of our state of affairs.

I mean I think as gun owners we have all seen the law turned against us by our own government. If we had legislative framework/charter provisions to prevent this, it would’ve never happened in the first place.

Edit: to those who are downvoting, is anything I am saying genuinely wrong or incorrect? I don’t understand how as Canadian gun owners, on a Canadian gun sub, we have neutered ourselves into thinking our current state of affairs is remotely ok if it means we are morally superior to the US.

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u/coniferslav Jul 28 '26

I've lived in 4 different countries, been a legal gun owner in 3 of them. Im an immigrant to Canada and have watched this country deteriorate first hand. I try to make the best of what I can here like all of us do with guns, but its dishonest to say that we have more freedom than USA or that our situation isnt straight fucked.

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u/coniferslav Jul 28 '26

There will be no middle class soon. I had the same opinion as you 10-15 years ago. Had a job with benefits lined up in Arizona and turned it down to stay here. What a mistake that was.

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u/coniferslav Jul 29 '26

I've lived in Arizona, Vietnam and Pakistan. You haven't been humbled enough.

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u/coniferslav Jul 29 '26

Mine came after the fall of the USSR. What of it?

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u/coniferslav Jul 29 '26

Man. I honestly 100% understand you there. Many people I grew up with who were Canadian born and raised grew up to become those silver spoon types. And support everything that isn't the Canada that is supposed to be. I was a proud Canadian years ago, but these days it's just embarrassing.

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