r/canadaguns • u/AutoModerator • Aug 31 '26

Recurring Canadaguns Politics and Debate Thread

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u/hungbeastfromtheeast Sep 12 '26

I saw a post on here about a bunch of international students doing some dumb shit with guns, Listen your either anti gun or pro gun, and a lot of people in this sub sound like their pro gun for their race but anti gun for other races, the right to bear arms is a "god given right to all man kind" you don't fight stupid gun laws by cussing out people in your own hobby. don't use the excuse that the optics are bad, you owning a shotgun in Toronto is bad optics no matter what licence you have, we got to stick together and teach each other and fight to remove these fubar gun laws like why the fuck can't u use a firearm in your vehicle?maybe question that because a lot of you sound like poly in that post

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u/DoYouGetSarcasm Sep 12 '26

The 2 pieces of news that come to mind when you say that are people shooting holes in a bridge and a guy bringing his hand gun to a break-in at a university. Those people shouldn't have guns.

When people do dumb shit with guns they shouldn't be allowed to have them. There's no devine decree or right to have a gun, especially after a person proves they are responsible with them.

You're off your rocker

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u/Natural_Comparison21 Sep 12 '26

The one time do you get Sarcasm is not sarcastic and ends up making a very reasonable point about how doing dumb shit with guns really ougt to mean that person stops having said gun. Because you have the people who break a very bizarre law that doesn’t exist for public safety whatsoever. Then you have people who actively shoot in restricted areas (those places are atleast better thought out especially when it’s a literal building like a bridge Wtf don’t shoot at a bridge.) and actively bringing a gun to a break in… Which breaking in to a place is already a crime in and of itself…