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/sycoseven Jul 29 '26

They have the highest incarcerated population in the world. Literally the opposite of freedom. Oh and cops kill people frequently with impunity. Sounds very free. I think they're arresting people for anti Israel social media posts now too.

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u/22GageEnthusiast Jul 29 '26

Oh man I sure love having the freedom to ask daddy government permission so that I can buy a gun. I also love having the freedom to pay taxes to fund police departments while they get on TV to tell me to leave your car keys by the front door with a plate of milk and cookies so that the burglars can steal my car easier.

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u/sycoseven Jul 29 '26

I agree the police are trash and take up way too many of our tax dollars. Huge waste of taxpayer money. If they were a private business they would have been fired long ago. Expenses go up every year but their results are worse and worse.

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u/22GageEnthusiast Jul 30 '26

The issue is not the police nor police funding/hiring more police, etc. They generally do a good job at catching criminals or seizing guns, drugs, etc. They have to do a job even when it's saying stupid shit during town halls with the public.

The real problem is the criminal courts that keep letting out repeat offending criminals on bail. A lot of these courts also get their direction from the federal government through all the most recent criminal justice bills.

I saw a stat that in Regina, SK, one guy is responsible for like 40% of the city's crime. One cop friend of mine said that he arrested a guy one night for whatever crime and then the same guy saw him at a Tim Horton's the next morning and said "Hi, officer, you arrested me last night....well see ya later."

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u/sycoseven Jul 30 '26

The police don't do a good job at stopping crime and when they use excessive force, their union protects them and the average citizen has no recourse. And to top it all off they often take up the biggest chunk in city budgets. What a waste. Catch and release justice system is terrible as well. Both can be true.

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

What do you know about stopping crime Batman? You call 911 for a reason. Society cannot function without law enforcement.

The catch and release issue is the biggest problem in Canada at the moment when it comes to crime not fucking over policing.

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u/sycoseven Jul 30 '26

Maybe you need lots of authoritarian police to make you feel safe, but I don't. That makes me feel less safe and wastes tax dollars. Winnipeg police spent over a quarter million dollars on a robot dog in 2021. It's been deployed once since then. And they refuse to buy body cams because of the cost. It's a joke with no accountability in spending or conduct.