r/canadaguns 4d ago

Misc “Men don’t wear pistols in Canada!”

The photographic, archaeological & written evidence seems to suggest otherwise.

Don‘t even make me delve into the first legislation against firearms ownership which dominion of Canada implemented and where those laws applied and who they were used against.

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u/Awwwwolf 4d ago

Is that a girl on the left wide? The Firearm traditions supportsv gender equality too.

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u/infinus5 4d ago

if your talking about the first shot then yes, the woman and the younger man with her are the claim owners, the armed men with her are her miners / body guards for the claim their working.

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u/4r4nd0mninj4 4d ago

First wave feminists were very pro gun and self-defence. The KKK and church groups had to put a stop to that in order to protect their congregation from all the self-defence. 😬

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u/Wolframuranium 4d ago

Gun control was supported to disarm women, The Saturday night special

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u/gnu_gai 4d ago

Black people too, California's gun control regime got it's start disarming the Black Panthers

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u/Q-Ball7 In the end, it's taxes all the way down 4d ago

The face of gun control is a scowling old woman (if you want proof, look at who's in Poly's pictures).

The woman most endangered by gun control is much younger.

The feminist complaint that "men think it's all about them" is, humorously, correct in this case: gun control is old woman vs. young woman far more than it ever was man vs. woman. (This is true for most policies old women prefer, in fact; the average anti-sufferagette was an old woman who could reliably lean on her husband to vote her way, and young women gaining the vote would dilute her power.)

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u/escv_69420 3d ago

A man once said "with a gat it don't matter if you're smaller or bigger"

and women are generally smaller.

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u/Borealbound 3d ago

My grandmother was a better shot than my grandfather.

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u/Borealbound 4d ago

Maybe it’s the Rose of Sharon Cassidy from New Vegas?