r/canadaguns • u/Revolutionary-Owl576 • Jul 28 '26

Shooting Pure freedom🇺🇸 Trip to the usa

Honey badger 300Blackout suppressed

99 Upvotes

68% Upvoted

138 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

16

u/The_King_of_Canada mb Jul 28 '26

Lol yep. They sacrificed other rights and suffer a lot of crime for their guns.

-19

u/RagingY3ti Jul 28 '26 edited Jul 28 '26

What other rights have been sacrificed that Canadians have?

The right to defend yourself from individuals and the government is fundamental, without those, you have nothing.

Edit: love the downvotes, keep em coming elbozos

2

u/greeenappleee Jul 29 '26

If by right to own guys you mean right to purchase them and use them sure but when the government can execute you with impunity because you have a gun near you then do you really have the right to firearms? How many shooting have there been now where the cop kills someone because they had a gun they werent even touching and the cop gets off as if they were justified.

Also Yemen has even more unrestricted legal access to firearms than the US, guess they are actually the most free country if thats your only metric. Freedom has more aspects than access to guns.

7

u/22GageEnthusiast Jul 29 '26

"unrestricted legal access"......brother Yemen is a failed state with no functioning government or economy.

Better examples to use should be countries like Switzerland and Poland. They have high rates of firearm ownership and have low crime rates.

1

u/JurboVolvo Jul 29 '26

Those countries also have significant social services but here because of America we call anything for the good of society instead of for profit communism… they have low crime because they take care of their citizens.

0

u/RGundy17 Jul 30 '26

Yemen has a functioning government. If they didn’t, Saudi, UAE, and the US wouldn’t be targeting them relentlessly

1

u/22GageEnthusiast Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 30 '26

Yemen literally is in a state of civil war and has not had a functioning government in like over 12 years. You have no idea of what you're taking about.

1

u/RGundy17 Jul 30 '26

So according to you, during the US Civil War, there was no functioning state on American territory?

1

u/22GageEnthusiast Jul 30 '26

Look at your calendar bud it says 2026 not fuckin 1861.