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

Shooting Pure freedom🇺🇸 Trip to the usa

Honey badger 300Blackout suppressed

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u/JurboVolvo Jul 28 '26

😆 you know pure freedom except a few things.

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u/The_King_of_Canada mb Jul 28 '26

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

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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

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u/JurboVolvo Jul 29 '26

Yes defend yourself from the government 😆 name 1x that has ever been successful. Not to mention the National Guard being deployed in every major cities based on how they voted. And ICE roaming around harassing citizens arresting people at random. The adoption of the Chinese style surveillance state using AI.

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u/NiagaraBTC Jul 29 '26

name 1x that has ever been successful

Bundy Ranch standoff.

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u/JurboVolvo Jul 29 '26

Why Critics Reject That Characterization
Legal experts, law enforcement officials, and land management agencies view the incident very differently:

No Legal "Right" Was Established: Federal agents withdrew not because pointing firearms at law enforcement was ruled legal, but as a deliberate de-escalation tactic to avoid a mass-casualty event like the 1990s standoffs at Ruby Ridge or Waco.

The Bundy Ranch standoff stands as a clear example of armed citizens using force to compel federal agents to stand down on the ground. However, its legal victory was the result of a botched prosecution rather than a judicial ruling that armed resistance to court orders is legally protected.

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u/NiagaraBTC Jul 29 '26

So it worked but the government doesn't want to admit that it worked.

Thanks for your contribution.

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u/JurboVolvo Jul 29 '26

That’s your take away standing down temporarily isn’t a win.