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Seth Manson · 04-23-2014, 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by BlackCrayon

well since all illegal guns start out as legal guns at some point you could argue that the less legal guns, the less illegal guns there would be. this is what happens in canada. its so hard to get access to the crazy kind of semi auto guns that are readily available in the US so they get smuggled in and sold to criminals. if they were as hard to get in the US as they were here in canada, chances are there would be a lot less out there to be smuggled.

Passing a new law here making guns illegal, would not make the millions of guns here suddenly evaporate. So what you would end up with is less legal guns, the MORE illegal guns there would be. This is what happens in Chicago.

And something you Canadians (and other foreigners) dont understand is that no matter how much you whine and bitch, you're NOT going to change our 2nd Amendment or any of our gun laws. Our own people that want to change it, cant get it done. And we really dont care what someone living in other countries think about it. So kindly fuck right off

DAMNMAN · 04-23-2014, 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by mineistaken

What about the fact that allowing guns increases chances that "YOU" is the person who busts into basketball game and points a gun at someone?

So basically you choose between:

a) decent chance that someone busts into basketball game, but you have a gun to try and protect (no guaranteed protection, just better chances).
b) absolute minimum chance that someone busts into basketball game.

Take that into consideration.

The casualties from gun violence are pretty high and I don't justify it in any way.

However the numbers are extremely low in comparison to the violence and genecide that took place in countries like Cambodia, Russia, Germany etc........ (Africa.... over and over again)
2nd Amendment saves hundreds of millions from gun violence at the hands of those in power!!! It also saves your fucking countries from the US government. It keeps the US from becoming the next NAZI Germany.

DAMNMAN · 04-23-2014, 06:58 PM

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"The best available Canadian research indicates that firearms used in self-defence by law-abiding Canadians exceeds the total number of gun-related deaths by a ratio of forty to one, saving more lives each year than are lost through the misuse of guns. In Canada, a civilian uses a firearm in defence of self, family or property (excluding police, military and security guard duties) an average of once every nine minutes, and half of these incidents involve defence against human threats. Firearms are used over twice as often in self-defence as they are in criminal violence, and save at least 3,300 lives every year. The self-defence use of firearms saves the Canadian economy hundreds of millions of dollars annually by protecting property against theft and vandalism, and reduces medical costs by preventing injury from criminal assault and wild animal attacks."

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L-Pink · 04-23-2014, 07:00 PM

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"The best available Canadian research indicates that firearms used in self-defence by law-abiding Canadians exceeds the total number of gun-related deaths by a ratio of forty to one, saving more lives each year than are lost through the misuse of guns. In Canada, a civilian uses a firearm in defence of self, family or property (excluding police, military and security guard duties) an average of once every nine minutes, and half of these incidents involve defence against human threats. Firearms are used over twice as often in self-defence as they are in criminal violence, and save at least 3,300 lives every year. The self-defence use of firearms saves the Canadian economy hundreds of millions of dollars annually by protecting property against theft and vandalism, and reduces medical costs by preventing injury from criminal assault and wild animal attacks."

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BlackCrayon · 04-23-2014, 07:02 PM

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Passing a new law here making guns illegal, would not make the millions of guns here suddenly evaporate. So what you would end up with is less legal guns, the MORE illegal guns there would be. This is what happens in Chicago.

And something you Canadians (and other foreigners) dont understand is that no matter how much you whine and bitch, you're NOT going to change our 2nd Amendment or any of our gun laws. Our own people that want to change it, cant get it done. And we really dont care what someone living in other countries think about it. So kindly fuck right off

i realize america has gone down the gun path too far to ever come back from it. i was merely pointing out how it impacts canada. i have no interest in changing your laws but i can have an opinion about it, so suck it.

dyna mo · 04-23-2014, 07:06 PM

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baddog · 04-23-2014, 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by DAMNMAN

Your country is only free from NAZI boots on your neck because of the US.

I am not too sure about that; other than maybe stuff we sold them . . . and maybe the distraction we caused.

DAMNMAN · 04-23-2014, 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by arock10

The United States was built on tobacco more then guns. I'm sure tobacco isn't regulated at all either

Tobacco ain't in the Constitution of the United Sates.

baddog · 04-23-2014, 07:08 PM

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DAMNMAN · 04-23-2014, 07:17 PM

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We don't need an amendment to carry arms during war time - On the subject of war - We have covered your asses on more than one occasion as well...

Our countries are intertwined and my roots are in your island. >;-) I'm pointing out that one particular episode in history from 1939-ish to 1945 is of particular interest here. There is a reason why the war wasn't fought on US soil and it wasn't the US army. All of Europe had armies and they got walked on.

dyna mo · 04-23-2014, 07:19 PM

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hah, dang, nice find. !

I like to post a pic of a camaro doing burnouts in ********** threads to remind him that while he talks about saving the planet and other noble causes like saving the USA with gun control, he drives around in a v8 camaro.

DAMNMAN · 04-23-2014, 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog

I am not too sure about that; other than maybe stuff we sold them . . . and maybe the distraction we caused.

OK, we helped. >;-) but we helped when it was crunch time.

EddyTheDog · 04-23-2014, 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by DAMNMAN

Our countries are intertwined and my roots are in your island. >;-) I'm pointing out that one particular episode in history from 1939-ish to 1945 is of particular interest here. There is a reason why the war wasn't fought on US soil and it wasn't the US army. All of Europe had armies and they got walked on.

Something you wont hear from a lot of Europeans these days - The reason they were walked over is because a lot of them thought the Germans might be on to something - France is heading in that direction even now...

2MuchMark · 04-23-2014, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by MrBottomTooth

There's only about 3 Canadians on this board that constantly complain about the US. Oddly enough most of them seem to live in quebec.

To clarify, I am not complaining about American People. I complain that the gun laws seem out of whack and about the lack of pollution laws and enforcement, both of which kill a crazy amount of Americans.

In other words... I fuckin' love you!

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I don't really get bent out of shape about gun control either way, but one funny thing I've noticed...

When you start talking to real pro-gun folks about why their right to own assault rifles & whatnot is so important, 99% of the time it comes out that they have this juvenile fantasy of being the last bastion of Freedom & Liberty for this hazy future time when the big bad gubmint truly decides to take over. They really feel it's a plausible scenario that they and other gun owners will band together into like an effective resistance force to protect fellow citizens from the Feds or the US Army or the One World Government i.e. UN.

It's just a fairyland left over from playing cowboys & indians at age 8, what cracks me up is that these grown men take it dead serious and have no idea how childish they sound.

To me it looks exactly the same as you described. When I look at the fake militia people during the Bundy Cattle thing, and Survivalists who stock up on guns & ammunition, it's like they are living out a fantasy of theirs... could there be such a thing as "Crazy Gun Nut Porn"?

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Mark, lets pretend for a moment that you attend a high school basketball game. At some point in the game, some dudes bust through the door and open fire. One of them approaches your area, grabs you or your wife/friend/kid, and sticks a gun to their head....

Would you rather:

1: Offer him a swig of your Molson Ice

2: Explain to him that you don't believe in guns

3: Throw your beer at him

4: Pull out your own gun and have a fighting chance to defend yourself and your loved ones?

Of course I would choose #4 and so would any other sane person. My point is that it seems to me that laws like Stand your Ground, and lobbyists like the NRA, are making it easier and easier for those crazy DUDES to get those guns and commit those crimes in the first place.

I admit it - talking about gun laws is a fun way to get people anxious. But think about it: We're all smart people here. We all run our own businesses and make pretty good money and have lots of brainpower: Isn't there another way, a better way, then to let the gun problem keep getting worse and worse?

DAMNMAN · 04-23-2014, 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by EddyTheDog

Something you wont hear from a lot of Europeans these days - The reason they were walked over is because a lot of them thought the Germans might be on to something - France is heading in that direction even now...

Ya, I do know a bit about the state of affairs at the time. Propaganda is a motherfucker. Idealists never want to see human nature as what it is. As a species we are easily duped by visions of Utopia.

Ummmm, that's why we need the fucking hardware man!!!! Even in the US the freakin' propaganda machine is in full swing 24/7. The winds of change don't always blow in the direction you want them to.

2MuchMark · 04-23-2014, 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo

Hi Dyna mo,

I guess you forgot what I said last time so I'll remind you again.

- I don't burn my tires.
- My Camaro is a 2SS RS 1LE, not a 2SS like you pictured.
- Yes I Love Tesla's and electric cars, and HATE Gasoline cars NOW.
- Yes I regret buying the camaro. And to prove it, I've put it up for sale at http://montreal.fr.craigslist.ca/ctd/4411943696.html
- This will be my last gas car. I've learned my lesson.
- My next car will be a Tesla.

Otay spanky? Otay!

2MuchMark · 04-23-2014, 07:55 PM

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Hahaha... see? People love their Tesla's SO MUCH that they just gotta dance naked.

dyna mo · 04-23-2014, 07:56 PM

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Hi Dyna mo,

I guess you forgot what I said last time so I'll remind you again.

- I don't burn my tires.
- My Camaro is a 2SS RS 1LE, not a 2SS like you pictured.
- Yes I Love Tesla's and electric cars, and HATE Gasoline cars NOW.
- Yes I regret buying the camaro. And to prove it, I've put it up for sale at http://montreal.fr.craigslist.ca/ctd/4411943696.html
- This will be my last gas car. I've learned my lesson.
- My next car will be a Tesla.

Otay spanky? Otay!

comeon **********, you have a sense of humor, lol @ yourself for all the above, whether or not you do daily burnouts. Besides, I'm disappointed you have a muscle car and haven't done burnouts.

Live a little, it's not all doom and gloom guns republicans and pollution.

bronco67 · 04-23-2014, 07:58 PM

Georgia, you are fucking crazy. Right to carry in bars? Do they know how many lives are being put in jeopardy by having a few packing drinkers? If you think there are too many douchebags already, just wait until one puts his Glock in your face for bumping into him.

We all know these people who like to carry guns wherever they go are all scared little narcissists who think the world is coming after them because they're so important.

DAMNMAN · 04-23-2014, 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by bronco67

Georgia, you are fucking crazy. Right to carry in bars? Do they know how many lives are being put in jeopardy by having a few packing drinkers? If you think there are too many douchebags already, just wait until one puts his Glock in your face for bumping into him.

We all know these people who like to carry guns wherever they go are all scared little narcissists who think the world is coming after them because they're so important.

Well, I may agree with you somewhat about drunk Georgiarednecks and guns. However the founders of this country (US) used to meet in drinking establishments as a matter of course. This country is founded in tavern festivities, our national anthem was written to a freakin' drinking song melody.

bronco67 · 04-23-2014, 08:36 PM

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Originally Posted by DAMNMAN

Well, I may agree with you somewhat about drunk Georgiarednecks and guns. However the founders of this country (US) used to meet in drinking establishments as a matter of course. This country is founded in tavern festivities, our national anthem was written to a freakin' drinking song melody.

Okay, but now it's 2014. So let's meet in the middle and say anyone can carry, except it can only be a one shot zip gun and a backup knife in case you miss.

DAMNMAN · 04-23-2014, 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by bronco67

Okay, but now it's 2014. So let's meet in the middle and say anyone can carry, except it can only be a one shot zip gun and a backup knife in case you miss.

See previous posts about 2nd Amendment.

I'll give you that drunk rednecks in bars shouldn't be pulling out guns unless necessary, but drunk criminals don't obey laws anyways and pull them out at the drop of a hat in bars. So sometimes necessary.

bronco67 · 04-23-2014, 08:58 PM

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Originally Posted by DAMNMAN

See previous posts about 2nd Amendment.

I'll give you that drunk rednecks in bars shouldn't be pulling out guns unless necessary, but drunk criminals don't obey laws anyways and pull them out at the drop of a hat in bars. So sometimes necessary.

I'd rather be in a bar where MAYBE some drunk criminal pulls out his gun -- instead of the bar where every other person thinks he's going to be a hero, and starts shooting like it's Blazing Saddles.

and you can say drunk rednecks shouldn't be pulling unless necessary, but we all know how people act when they're under the influence of alcohol. They act like assholes who don't give a fuck. Now mix a gun into that. Do you think some drunk idiot will be thinking "oh, I better be responsible with my gun right now"? As soon as ANY situation pops up, he'll be debating as to whether or not he feels threatened enough to shoot. Even worse, his aim will be shitty because he's drunk.

2MuchMark · 04-23-2014, 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo

comeon **********, you have a sense of humor, lol @ yourself for all the above, whether or not you do daily burnouts. Besides, I'm disappointed you have a muscle car and haven't done burnouts.

Live a little, it's not all doom and gloom guns republicans and pollution.

Yeah ok, point taken. I'll make you a deal. I won't do a burn out, but I'll embarrass a Boss mustang owner in front of his no-class girlfriend by easily beating him in a race in the next few days, for you.

;)

nico-t · 04-24-2014, 03:07 AM

for people using the 'mind your own business, you are not from the USA' argument, i think people outside the US form opinions because of western media which is US oriented, in combination with the fact that the US as a government does anything but mind their own business - acting as world police, telling every country what to do, invading them, worldwide spying, etc. This causes foreigners to be extra skeptical towards what's going on in the US.

Manfap · 04-24-2014, 03:52 AM

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Originally Posted by DAMNMAN

Your country is only free from NAZI boots on your neck because of the US. It's part of the historical records of Japan and Germany that they were afraid of the losses they would incurr if they invaded US soil. You can thank the 2nd amendment fo that too!

I think you'll find the UK with help from the Empire and other euro countries(mainly Poland and the Czechs), kept the Nazis out of the UK before the US got involved. (10 July to 31 October 1940)

mikeworks · 04-24-2014, 04:00 AM

American gun law does have an effect on the rest of the world. Nuts in USA going around shooting people then shooting themselves, this get's reported worldwide on the news influencing other wannabe nuts. It is truly incredible how many people are shot dead in the USA or injured each year. No wonder you fuckers cannot stop invading other countries. To you a warzone is normality.

Then there is all the crap Hollywood pumps out full of violence, shootings, death, explosions...nearly every film. People are bombarded with this and no doubt subconsciously affected by it, otherwise how else would a country tolerate so many gun related deaths.

Dirty F · 04-24-2014, 05:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Jim_Gunn

Why do you think that Canadians like yourself or Brits like Piers Morgan should have anything to say about what goes on in the U.S.?

An American complaining about minding your own business. Really?

RebelR · 04-24-2014, 07:59 AM

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Originally Posted by baddog

And I am sure the Canadians will list a bunch of [what they consider] good Canadian beer; it just isn't available anywhere other than their brewpub/tasting room.

That's because we drink it all, so there's none left for anyone else. There's tonnes of great beer up here. Some of the older micro-brews have been bought out and watered down (Upper Canada Brewing, is one of them) by the large breweries. The thing about beer is that really it has never traveled well, so best enjoyed locally.

baddog · 04-24-2014, 09:34 AM

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That's because we drink it all, so there's none left for anyone else. There's tonnes of great beer up here. Some of the older micro-brews have been bought out and watered down (Upper Canada Brewing, is one of them) by the large breweries. The thing about beer is that really it has never traveled well, so best enjoyed locally.

Canadian breweries might want to talk to the rest of the world; great advancements in transportation, refrigeration and canning have been made in the last 100 years.

Best-In-BC · 04-24-2014, 09:37 AM

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Yall Canadian niggas worry bout a lot of shit that dont concern yall. Dont yall niggas got hobbies and shit? Fuck wrong with yall?

lol, calling the kettle black are we ;)

Jman · 04-24-2014, 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by baddog

Canadian breweries might want to talk to the rest of the world; great advancements in transportation, refrigeration and canning have been made in the last 100 years.

The ONLY beer you can find here from US is your watered down crap like budweiser, pabs.... I'd love to taste US craft beer so I can compare and then be able to make a call.

When is last time you tasted a good craft canadian beer, hell even one from Quebec?

Same goes for weed If you haven't tried the "Jean-Guy" that's made in Quebec then how can you be sure yours better.

Typical american "We better then the rest of the World" narrow minded attitude

baddog · 04-24-2014, 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Jman

When is last time you tasted a good craft canadian beer, hell even one from Quebec?

Truth be told, I have never tasted any good Canadian beer, craft or mega

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Same goes for weed If you haven't tried the "Jean-Guy" that's made in Quebec then how can you be sure yours better.

hmmm, could have sworn I said (or at least implied) that was based on conversations with Amsterdam coffee shop owners.

Jman · 04-24-2014, 11:29 AM

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Truth be told, I have never tasted any good Canadian beer, craft or mega

hmmm, could have sworn I said (or at least implied) that was based on conversations with Amsterdam coffee shop owners.

LMAO that pretty much sums it up. Threw words of others and not having tasted anything you'll Claim your's better.

Exactly what I was stating. No clue but still the best... Merica Fuck Yeah!!!

baddog · 04-24-2014, 11:40 AM

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LMAO that pretty much sums it up. Threw words of others and not having tasted anything you'll Claim your's better.

Exactly what I was stating. No clue but still the best... Merica Fuck Yeah!!!

I have tasted Canadian beer; it sucks.

TheSquealer · 04-24-2014, 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Jman

LMAO that pretty much sums it up. Threw words of others and not having tasted anything you'll Claim your's better.

Exactly what I was stating. No clue but still the best... Merica Fuck Yeah!!!

Taste? How about exports? The world is not clamoring for Canadian beer.

baddog · 04-24-2014, 12:07 PM

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Taste? How about exports? The world is not clamoring for Canadian beer.

Apparently it is because we have not tried it yet.

MovieMaster · 04-24-2014, 12:17 PM

BlackCrayon · 04-24-2014, 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog

Apparently it is because we have not tried it yet.

baddog, the majority of people do not drink craft beers. they drink cheap beers that are widely available. in these cases they mostly all suck. american or canadian.

Seth Manson · 04-24-2014, 12:43 PM

Bryan G · 04-24-2014, 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog

I have tasted Canadian beer; it sucks.

You obviously have no taste in beer hence why you like that shit ypu drink in California.

2MuchMark · 04-24-2014, 01:27 PM

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"The best available Canadian research indicates that firearms used in self-defence by law-abiding Canadians exceeds the total number of gun-related deaths by a ratio of forty to one, saving more lives each year than are lost through the misuse of guns. In Canada, a civilian uses a firearm in defence of self, family or property (excluding police, military and security guard duties) an average of once every nine minutes, and half of these incidents involve defence against human threats. Firearms are used over twice as often in self-defence as they are in criminal violence, and save at least 3,300 lives every year. The self-defence use of firearms saves the Canadian economy hundreds of millions of dollars annually by protecting property against theft and vandalism, and reduces medical costs by preventing injury from criminal assault and wild animal attacks."

I don't know if this is true or not, but let's say that it is. There's a really big difference though, and this is going to insult alot of you: Americans are AFRAID OF EVERYTHING. Americans are afraid of terrorists, of drug dealers, of black people, of diseases, germs, flying, WIND FARMS, Solar Energy, Electric cars, etc... Americans are mostly afraid of losing your rights, of giving up the constitution, of a black man as president. People are afraid of Bin Laden, Bingazzi (sp), and all kinds of crazy things.

In Canada, many people really do go to sleep without locking their front door... here in Montreal, we can walk down a downtown street at 4am... we can get into an argument at a bar and know that it will end at worst with a punch in the chops... We know who our neighbours are. We hold the door open for strangers, buy a stranger a cup of coffee or a beer....

Hunters and "Gun nuts" in Canada respect all of the laws. They love hunting and collecting and talking about guns. My own brother makes his own bullets for fucksakes... but unlike Americans, we just don't feel an overwhelming urge to sleep with guns on our pillows.

I've said it before and I'll say it again. There's nothing wrong with owning a gun. I've shot a few guns in my day and its kind of a fun thing to do.

What the big problem is, as I see it, is that lots of Gun-loving Americans are frightened into buying more and more guns thanks to groups like Fox News, right wingers, and the NRA. You are basically being sold on the idea to "BUY GUNS - PROTECT YOUR FAMILY - ooOOOooo!"

Apologies to any gun enthusiasts here - I don't mean to insult you. But isn't it possible that you were SOLD these guns under a false and dangerous premise?

2MuchMark · 04-24-2014, 01:28 PM

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iwiiiiiiiiii · 04-24-2014, 01:28 PM

Calm down guys, I'm Canadian and I'm not ready to say that to have a gun control system would help. US population is 10 times bigger than Canada, and it's just "normal" that there is more drama happening on your territory than ours. Nonetheless, there is drama happening here, just 10 times less.

I'm an old hunter, I have 4 guns at home, and I'd like to go at the shooting range to shoot pistol, but do you know how complicated it is to get the permit? Unreal! You can have a car much easier than a gun, which one is the more dangerous? Both, if they are in the wrong hands.

dillonaire · 04-24-2014, 01:29 PM

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To clarify, I am not complaining about American People. I complain that the gun laws seem out of whack and about the lack of pollution laws and enforcement, both of which kill a crazy amount of Americans.

In other words... I fuckin' love you!

Americans need guns. It helps control the population. When you have a great country like the US everyone wants to live here so the population gets out of control. Canada has freezing cold weather 9 - 10 months out of the year, so that solves their population issues. Normal/crazy people dont wanna live in that kind of weather.

2MuchMark · 04-24-2014, 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog

Truth be told, I have never tasted any good Canadian beer, craft or mega.

I tasted an American girl once. She tasted like Gun Powder and Self righteousness.

dyna mo · 04-24-2014, 01:38 PM

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I don't know if this is true or not, but let's say that it is. There's a really big difference though, and this is going to insult alot of you: Americans are AFRAID OF EVERYTHING. Americans are afraid of terrorists, of drug dealers, of black people, of diseases, germs, flying, WIND FARMS, Solar Energy, Electric cars, etc... Americans are mostly afraid of losing your rights, of giving up the constitution, of a black man as president. People are afraid of Bin Laden, Bingazzi (sp), and all kinds of crazy things.

In Canada, many people really do go to sleep without locking their front door... here in Montreal, we can walk down a downtown street at 4am... we can get into an argument at a bar and know that it will end at worst with a punch in the chops... We know who our neighbours are. We hold the door open for strangers, buy a stranger a cup of coffee or a beer....

Hunters and "Gun nuts" in Canada respect all of the laws. They love hunting and collecting and talking about guns. My own brother makes his own bullets for fucksakes... but unlike Americans, we just don't feel an overwhelming urge to sleep with guns on our pillows.

I've said it before and I'll say it again. There's nothing wrong with owning a gun. I've shot a few guns in my day and its kind of a fun thing to do.

What the big problem is, as I see it, is that lots of Gun-loving Americans are frightened into buying more and more guns thanks to groups like Fox News, right wingers, and the NRA. You are basically being sold on the idea to "BUY GUNS - PROTECT YOUR FAMILY - ooOOOooo!"

Apologies to any gun enthusiasts here - I don't mean to insult you. But isn't it possible that you were SOLD these guns under a false and dangerous premise?

**********, several americans here took the time, patience and thought to post here good insight for you to better understand your neighbors. I was even thinking of making a post about how this thread has maintained a modicum of civility and perhaps we can all gain a little better understanding due to that.

sadly, you missed all of that and worse, you are not at all interested in it.

dillonaire · 04-24-2014, 01:51 PM

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**********, several americans here took the time, patience and thought to post here good insight for you to better understand your neighbors. I was even thinking of making a post about how this thread has maintained a modicum of civility and perhaps we can all gain a little better understanding due to that.

sadly, you missed all of that and worse, you are not at all interested in it.

Its not that. he is just hating cuz he doesnt live in America...the greatest country in the world (IMO) and he has to travel 48 hours to see the sun, sandy beaches, palm trees, hot women in bikinis and shit like that.

haters gonna hate.

Jman · 04-24-2014, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog

I have tasted Canadian beer; it sucks.

Although the American beer I tasted suck, I'm not flaunting my ass saying ours are better then yours.

You get my point???

... What am I saying, you can't teach an old dog new tricks

baddog · 04-24-2014, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by BlackCrayon

baddog, the majority of people do not drink craft beers. they drink cheap beers that are widely available. in these cases they mostly all suck. american or canadian.

No argument here

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You obviously have no taste in beer hence why you like that shit ypu drink in California.

Is ignorance as blissful as you make it appear?

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04-24-2014, 01:28 PM	#194
iwiiiiiiiiii Outside The Box Geek Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: MTL/Canada Posts: 550	Calm down guys, I'm Canadian and I'm not ready to say that to have a gun control system would help. US population is 10 times bigger than Canada, and it's just "normal" that there is more drama happening on your territory than ours. Nonetheless, there is drama happening here, just 10 times less. I'm an old hunter, I have 4 guns at home, and I'd like to go at the shooting range to shoot pistol, but do you know how complicated it is to get the permit? Unreal! You can have a car much easier than a gun, which one is the more dangerous? Both, if they are in the wrong hands. __________________ The second time the dog bites you, it's not his fault.

04-24-2014, 03:07 AM	#175
nico-t emperor of my world Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: nethalands Posts: 29,903	for people using the 'mind your own business, you are not from the USA' argument, i think people outside the US form opinions because of western media which is US oriented, in combination with the fact that the US as a government does anything but mind their own business - acting as world police, telling every country what to do, invading them, worldwide spying, etc. This causes foreigners to be extra skeptical towards what's going on in the US.

04-24-2014, 04:00 AM	#177
mikeworks Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 272	American gun law does have an effect on the rest of the world. Nuts in USA going around shooting people then shooting themselves, this get's reported worldwide on the news influencing other wannabe nuts. It is truly incredible how many people are shot dead in the USA or injured each year. No wonder you fuckers cannot stop invading other countries. To you a warzone is normality. Then there is all the crap Hollywood pumps out full of violence, shootings, death, explosions...nearly every film. People are bombarded with this and no doubt subconsciously affected by it, otherwise how else would a country tolerate so many gun related deaths.

04-24-2014, 12:43 PM	#190
Seth Manson Please dont fuck animals Industry Role: Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Henderson, NV Posts: 3,988