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It’s certainly not a time to be so disgusting as to politicize this.
What kind of sick monster would do that?
What kind of sick monster would do that?
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My ole buddy Calvin Ayre ?Oops. There goes Canada's Right To Keep and Bear Arms.
Multiple victims in Canada shooting by suspect who was dressed as police officer, officials say
Following a manhunt, Canadian police have arrested a suspect in a Nova Scotia shooting after multiple victims were found.
Gabriel Wortman, 51, was taken into custody on Sunday after a pursuit throughout the Canadian province, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said.
Wortman was believed to be wearing a police uniform and driving a police vehicle, but is not employed by the RCMP, according to the police.
Multiple victims in Canada shooting by suspect who was dressed as police officer, officials say
Heeerrre's Shooty...
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Mr. Toro said: "The rate of mass murder by guns in the US is something like 8x that of Canada. Yet Americans have the right to shoot back. It's a nice fantasy. But it's divorced from reality."That's the point. Obviously nobody fired back at him.
The rate of mass murder by guns in the US is something like 8x that of Canada. Yet Americans have the right to shoot back.
It's a nice fantasy. But it's divorced from reality.
The people of the United States of America like the right to keep and bear arms, whether they own a gun or not. And lovers of the founder's Constitution of the USA, Republicans support owning a gun if only to ward off evildoers who'd strike them on politics, or with a false allegation like Christine Blasey-Ford.That's the point. Obviously nobody fired back at him.
The rate of mass murder by guns in the US is something like 8x that of Canada. Yet Americans have the right to shoot back.
It's a nice fantasy. But it's divorced from reality.
A denture maker. I finally got another article to pull up.It’s certainly not a time to be so disgusting as to politicize this.
What kind of sick monster would do that?
Correct.
Almost all illegal handguns and semi-automatics are smuggled illegally into Canada from the US.
There are millions of rifles, however. I've fired one, though I never owned one. Many of my friends as kids took firearms training so they could hunt. It's very common.
A denture maker. I finally got another article to pull up.It’s certainly not a time to be so disgusting as to politicize this.
What kind of sick monster would do that?
We had a guy recently go door to door and kill six. He was an old vet with a drinking problem; the victims were all up to their eyeballs in drugs/dealing. The adage around here when there is a shooting is "drugs." Always.
But a denture maker?
Is it? You said in opening a critique of the American people's gun rights saying: "The rate of mass murder by guns in the US is something like 8x that of Canada. Yet Americans have the right to shoot back. It's a nice fantasy. But it's divorced from reality."The people of the United States of America like the right to keep and bear arms, whether they own a gun or not. And lovers of the founder's Constitution of the USA, Republicans support owning a gun if only to ward off evildoers who'd strike them on politics, or with a false allegation like Christine Blasey-Ford.That's the point. Obviously nobody fired back at him.
The rate of mass murder by guns in the US is something like 8x that of Canada. Yet Americans have the right to shoot back.
It's a nice fantasy. But it's divorced from reality.
That's nice.
But it's irrelevant to the OP.
WHY WHY WHY do you idiots challenge ?Is it? You said in opening a critique of the American people's gun rights saying: "The rate of mass murder by guns in the US is something like 8x that of Canada. Yet Americans have the right to shoot back. It's a nice fantasy. But it's divorced from reality."The people of the United States of America like the right to keep and bear arms, whether they own a gun or not. And lovers of the founder's Constitution of the USA, Republicans support owning a gun if only to ward off evildoers who'd strike them on politics, or with a false allegation like Christine Blasey-Ford.That's the point. Obviously nobody fired back at him.
The rate of mass murder by guns in the US is something like 8x that of Canada. Yet Americans have the right to shoot back.
It's a nice fantasy. But it's divorced from reality.
That's nice.
But it's irrelevant to the OP.
Project much, Mr. Toro? I merely responded with an opinion to your critique of my fellow Americans and me, a citizen who does not care for guns but supports ownership according to our nation's Constitution. And I will defend the Constitution if I notice an alien calls the Bill of Rights privileges a "fantasy divorced from reality." I will not respond with a critique of Canada because I love the other Canadians who live there and are such good stewards of God's natural beauties He put them in charge of.
Very. We were disgusted by it, but he did all but one shooting inside and it was only during the last, when he winged a neighbor who heard the shots and came outside, that the police were called and we knew anything about it. The guy then drove into town and went to the American Legion Hall, which is his drinking hangout, ordered a beer and told them to call the cops, that he just shot six people. Went quietly. So no, except for a few minutes on the scanner when rumors were flying amuck, we weren't scared. I was at work and the receptionist carries, so we pretty much just carried on 'til the cops said "Got him."A denture maker. I finally got another article to pull up.It’s certainly not a time to be so disgusting as to politicize this.
What kind of sick monster would do that?
We had a guy recently go door to door and kill six. He was an old vet with a drinking problem; the victims were all up to their eyeballs in drugs/dealing. The adage around here when there is a shooting is "drugs." Always.
But a denture maker?
WTF? That is horrifying. Was is close to you?
He-he! We have QUITE limited gun laws here in Valparaiso, Indiana. We've had ONE, yes, just ONE shooting death in almost TEN YEARS since I moved back here. And THAT one lone shooting death was reported as the result of a domestic dispute. Try again, Pogo, you're failing MISERABLY on these threads as of late.He-he, but Canada DOES have strict gun control laws, eh? Funny how that most areas or cities that have THE strictest gun laws, ALSO have the highest rates of gun crimes. This is ESPECIALLY true here in the US. A bit funny, eh?Canada isn't "gun free," moron.
Guess it will be funny once it dawns on you that the reason those place have such laws is because they already had high gun crimes.
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Or in the case of Canada, because they have them right next door, eh?
Very. We were disgusted by it, but he did all but one shooting inside and it was only during the last, when he winged a neighbor who heard the shots and came outside, that the police were called and we knew anything about it. The guy then drove into town and went to the American Legion Hall, which is his drinking hangout, ordered a beer and told them to call the cops, that he just shot six people. Went quietly. So no, except for a few minutes on the scanner when rumors were flying amuck, we weren't scared. I was at work and the receptionist carries, so we pretty much just carried on 'til the cops said "Got him."A denture maker. I finally got another article to pull up.It’s certainly not a time to be so disgusting as to politicize this.
What kind of sick monster would do that?
We had a guy recently go door to door and kill six. He was an old vet with a drinking problem; the victims were all up to their eyeballs in drugs/dealing. The adage around here when there is a shooting is "drugs." Always.
But a denture maker?
WTF? That is horrifying. Was is close to you?
Move to Canada then.Oh really, then how did this guy have a weapon to do his dastardly deeds with ??? Just goes to show that Criminals will get guns no matter what rules are adopted or what rules are applied.Oops. There goes Canada's Right To Keep and Bear Arms.
Canada doesn't have a right to keep and bear arms.
Just like this virus, they have to take each case as it arises just like it always did.
The leftist or Democrat way of thinking is to punish everyone for the dastardly deeds of one. It is absolutely un-American to think like that. We as American's won't play into the bullcrap anymore. Go Trump, as we know you aren't perfect, but you are doing the best you can in the situation's. We appreciate it too.
First, the rate of long gun ownership in Canada is about as high as it is in the US. Canada makes it very difficult to own handguns. It's virtually impossible to own a machine gun. Most illegal weapons in Canada are imported from the US.
Second, the rate of mass murder by guns in the US is something like 8x that it is in Canada.
And your point is what ??The point is and you already made it, they don’t have the right to keep and bear arms.Oh really, then how did this guy have a weapon to do his dastardly deeds with ??? Just goes to show that Criminals will get guns no matter what rules are adopted or what rules are applied.Oops. There goes Canada's Right To Keep and Bear Arms.
Canada doesn't have a right to keep and bear arms.
Just like this virus, they have to take each case as it arises just like it always did.
The leftist or Democrat way of thinking is to punish everyone for the dastardly deeds of one. It is absolutely un-American to think like that. We as American's won't play into the bullcrap anymore. Go Trump, as we know you aren't perfect, but you are doing the best you can in the situation's. We appreciate it too.
First, the rate of long gun ownership in Canada is about as high as it is in the US. Canada makes it very difficult to own handguns. It's virtually impossible to own a machine gun. Most illegal weapons in Canada are imported from the US.
Second, the rate of mass murder by guns in the US is something like 8x that it is in Canada.
That was alot of words that had no meaning in regards to an insane person commiting a crime that deserves him being carried out and hung in the public square.He-he! We have QUITE limited gun laws here in Valparaiso, Indiana. We've had ONE, yes, just ONE shooting death in almost TEN YEARS since I moved back here. And THAT one lone shooting death was reported as the result of a domestic dispute. Try again, Pogo, you're failing MISERABLY on these threads as of late.He-he, but Canada DOES have strict gun control laws, eh? Funny how that most areas or cities that have THE strictest gun laws, ALSO have the highest rates of gun crimes. This is ESPECIALLY true here in the US. A bit funny, eh?Canada isn't "gun free," moron.
Guess it will be funny once it dawns on you that the reason those place have such laws is because they already had high gun crimes.
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Or in the case of Canada, because they have them right next door, eh?
That flew over your head huh.
OK so take Valpariso. Please. Imagine over the next, say, year or two gun crimes start soaring. The city decides to shore up its gun laws. Crime continues, because gun laws don't address those root causes. Then some USMB wanker walks up and goes "oh look, Valpariso has these strict gun laws and yet they have all this gun crime".
=OR= Look at it the opposite way. You have "QUITE limited gun laws" (whatever that means, I'll take your word for it), BECAUSE you haven't had that experience that would spur them.
Sometimes I forget how far I have to dumb down around here to be understood.
"Cause" / "Effect". Know the difference. You can't just notice that in the winter my pipes don't burst and conclude that therefore it doesn't get cold enough to burst them. The ACTUAL reason they don't burst is that years ago they DID burst because it absolutely gets cold enough, and when they did I replaced them all with Pex Pipe. See where ass-sumptions take your ass?
Is this all too deep for ya? Should I look for even smaller words?
Very. We were disgusted by it, but he did all but one shooting inside and it was only during the last, when he winged a neighbor who heard the shots and came outside, that the police were called and we knew anything about it. The guy then drove into town and went to the American Legion Hall, which is his drinking hangout, ordered a beer and told them to call the cops, that he just shot six people. Went quietly. So no, except for a few minutes on the scanner when rumors were flying amuck, we weren't scared. I was at work and the receptionist carries, so we pretty much just carried on 'til the cops said "Got him."A denture maker. I finally got another article to pull up.It’s certainly not a time to be so disgusting as to politicize this.
What kind of sick monster would do that?
We had a guy recently go door to door and kill six. He was an old vet with a drinking problem; the victims were all up to their eyeballs in drugs/dealing. The adage around here when there is a shooting is "drugs." Always.
But a denture maker?
WTF? That is horrifying. Was is close to you?
They should have given him toilet paperOops. There goes Canada's Right To Keep and Bear Arms.
Multiple victims in Canada shooting by suspect who was dressed as police officer, officials say
Following a manhunt, Canadian police have arrested a suspect in a Nova Scotia shooting after multiple victims were found.
Gabriel Wortman, 51, was taken into custody on Sunday after a pursuit throughout the Canadian province, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said.
Wortman was believed to be wearing a police uniform and driving a police vehicle, but is not employed by the RCMP, according to the police.
Multiple victims in Canada shooting by suspect who was dressed as police officer, officials say
Heeerrre's Shooty...
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Well, Pogo IS an idiot.....That was alot of words that had no meaning in regards to an insane person commiting a crime that deserves him being carried out and hung in the public square.He-he! We have QUITE limited gun laws here in Valparaiso, Indiana. We've had ONE, yes, just ONE shooting death in almost TEN YEARS since I moved back here. And THAT one lone shooting death was reported as the result of a domestic dispute. Try again, Pogo, you're failing MISERABLY on these threads as of late.He-he, but Canada DOES have strict gun control laws, eh? Funny how that most areas or cities that have THE strictest gun laws, ALSO have the highest rates of gun crimes. This is ESPECIALLY true here in the US. A bit funny, eh?Canada isn't "gun free," moron.
Guess it will be funny once it dawns on you that the reason those place have such laws is because they already had high gun crimes.
![]()
Or in the case of Canada, because they have them right next door, eh?
That flew over your head huh.
OK so take Valpariso. Please. Imagine over the next, say, year or two gun crimes start soaring. The city decides to shore up its gun laws. Crime continues, because gun laws don't address those root causes. Then some USMB wanker walks up and goes "oh look, Valpariso has these strict gun laws and yet they have all this gun crime".
=OR= Look at it the opposite way. You have "QUITE limited gun laws" (whatever that means, I'll take your word for it), BECAUSE you haven't had that experience that would spur them.
Sometimes I forget how far I have to dumb down around here to be understood.
"Cause" / "Effect". Know the difference. You can't just notice that in the winter my pipes don't burst and conclude that therefore it doesn't get cold enough to burst them. The ACTUAL reason they don't burst is that years ago they DID burst because it absolutely gets cold enough, and when they did I replaced them all with Pex Pipe. See where ass-sumptions take your ass?
Is this all too deep for ya? Should I look for even smaller words?
The main problem is the punishment not meeting the crime anymore. And we all know why that is.
WHY WHY WHY do you idiots challenge ?Is it? You said in opening a critique of the American people's gun rights saying: "The rate of mass murder by guns in the US is something like 8x that of Canada. Yet Americans have the right to shoot back. It's a nice fantasy. But it's divorced from reality."The people of the United States of America like the right to keep and bear arms, whether they own a gun or not. And lovers of the founder's Constitution of the USA, Republicans support owning a gun if only to ward off evildoers who'd strike them on politics, or with a false allegation like Christine Blasey-Ford.That's the point. Obviously nobody fired back at him.
The rate of mass murder by guns in the US is something like 8x that of Canada. Yet Americans have the right to shoot back.
It's a nice fantasy. But it's divorced from reality.
That's nice.
But it's irrelevant to the OP.
Project much, Mr. Toro? I merely responded with an opinion to your critique of my fellow Americans and me, a citizen who does not care for guns but supports ownership according to our nation's Constitution. And I will defend the Constitution if I notice an alien calls the Bill of Rights privileges a "fantasy divorced from reality." I will not respond with a critique of Canada because I love the other Canadians who live there and are such good stewards of God's natural beauties He put them in charge of.
Canuks are a bunch of assholes.Cheap motherfuckers too. Ask any tourist destination