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Commons to vote today on bill to kill long gun

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Commons to vote today on bill to kill long gun registry


Political | 206721 hits | Nov 04 10:26 am | Posted by: Hyack
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The future of the long gun registry could be decided today, as a private member's bill to kill the registry goes to a vote in the House of Commons.

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  1. by ridenrain
    Wed Nov 04, 2009 8:10 pm
    Oh dear.. This has some petty upset...



    Let us be diplomatic about this...

    You may as well cross the floor now, you good for nothing pieces of raw sewage.

    Opposing a civilized idea like the long gun registry is NOT a Liberal/liberal value. If you think it is, you are not a liberal (or Liberal).

    If you "choose" to support the Conservative Bill, here's what you can count on from real Liberals:

    1) We will not attend your events

    2) We will not attend events that you are attending (we'll be starting a Facebook group, etc., to encourage boycotting said events)

    3) We will ensure someone runs against you in your riding

    4) We will ensure a mailing campaign begins to oppose every statement you make in the house.

    Face it. If you're "for" killing the registry (and dozens of Canadians in the process), because of the whims of your constituency, then you may as well follow all those "whims": right to choose, same sex marriage, etc. We know your riding probably opposes those liberal ideals as well.

    Bottom line: Get the F outta the party today, before we work to drive you out. You make us sick you f'n "liberal's of convenience"/opportunists...

    Signed:

    Lifelong "true" Liberals.

    http://westerngrit.blogspot.com/2009/11 ... ng-fn.html






    Empowering snipers: Opposition MPs to help make dangerous weapons disappear

    This is a 50 calibre sniper rifle.

    In Canada, this rifle can be sold to anybody with a firearms license.

    A 50 caliber rifle will penetrate concrete and is accurate at well over a mile.

    It is not a hunting rifle.

    There are few ranges secure enough to even fire a 50 cal rifle.

    It isn't just sporting rifles and shotguns that fall under Bill C-391's spell.

    If the Bill passes, large caliber sniper rifles will no longer be registered.

    And Jack Layton and Michael Ignatieff seem OK with their MPs voting to make war weapons disappear from the registry.

    Does this make sense to anybody?


    http://cowboysforsocialresponsibility.b ... ps-to.html

  2. by avatar DrCaleb
    Wed Nov 04, 2009 8:24 pm
    "ridenrain" said
    Oh dear.. This has some petty upset...



    If the Bill passes, large caliber sniper rifles will no longer be registered.

    And Jack Layton and Michael Ignatieff seem OK with their MPs voting to make war weapons disappear from the registry.

    Does this make sense to anybody?



    What a load of shit! Do they actually have that flimsy a grip on reality, that they need to use that kind of FUD to get the sheep back in line?

  3. by ridenrain
    Wed Nov 04, 2009 8:50 pm
    Link is provided for verification.
    "We didn't make this up,
    We're not allowed to"

  4. by avatar Guy_Fawkes
    Wed Nov 04, 2009 10:48 pm
    I never saw the point of the long gun registry, and still dont.

  5. by avatar DrCaleb
    Wed Nov 04, 2009 10:54 pm
    "Guy_Fawkes" said
    I never saw the point of the long gun registry, and still dont.


    If the result is the intention; then the purpose of the long gun registry was to funnel billions into the Quebec company CGI for badly re-creating things that car registries had done for decades. Just like the Ontario E-health record farce.

    Coincidence? Makes you go . . hmmmmmmmm.

  6. by avatar Newsbot
    Wed Nov 04, 2009 11:10 pm
    MPs vote to abolish long-gun registry

    Posted By:
    2009-11-04 15:08:28

  7. by avatar uwish
    Wed Nov 04, 2009 11:10 pm
    passed second reading...

  8. by ridenrain
    Wed Nov 04, 2009 11:14 pm
    Bet those Liberal 'tards in the senate sit on this one too.

  9. by avatar BartSimpson  Gold Member
    Wed Nov 04, 2009 11:56 pm
    I've never understood the opposition to .50 rifles in the first place. They're bloody awful heavy, they're brutally expensive anymore, one cartridge runs you $10 these days, and no one is going to hide a rifle that's five to six feet long in their jeans. Oh, and the utter nonsense about someone using one of these rifles to shoot down an aircraft is the product of Hollywood - it has NEVER been done in real life.

  10. by ridenrain
    Thu Nov 05, 2009 6:37 am
    "BartSimpson" said
    I've never understood the opposition to .50 rifles in the first place. They're bloody awful heavy, they're brutally expensive anymore, one cartridge runs you $10 these days, and no one is going to hide a rifle that's five to six feet long in their jeans. Oh, and the utter nonsense about someone using one of these rifles to shoot down an aircraft is the product of Hollywood - it has NEVER been done in real life.


    I agree. These retards blast away with 15 shot magazines, 10 feet from each other and they might get one or two hits. Then the police show up and do the same thing..
    But sudenly they will all be sniping each other at 3k distances now.. even though stolen hunting rifles always gave them that capability.
    I'm still waiting to hear about the guy concealing a garand or semi-auto BAR under his hoodie.

    The leftards at Libblogs are all going crazy over this.

  11. by ridenrain
    Thu Nov 05, 2009 6:52 am
    Thanks to same Leftards, here's a list of the Libs who voted FOR the removal of the gun registry...

    NDP Malcom Allen (Welland)
    Lib Scott Andrews (Avalon)
    NDP Charlie Angus (Timmons-James Bay)
    IND Andre Arthur (Portneuf�Jacques-Cartier)
    NDP Niki Ashton (Churchill)
    Lib Larry Bagnell (Yukon)
    NDP Dennis Bevington (Western Arctic)
    NDP Nathan Cullen (Skeena�Bulkley Valley)
    Lib Jean-Claude D'Amours (Madawaska�Restigouche)
    Lib Wayne Easter (Malpeque)
    NDP Claude Gravelle (Nickel Belt)
    NDP Carol Hughes (Algoma�Manitoulin�Kapuskasing)
    NDP Bruce Hyer (Thunder Bay�Superior North)
    NDP Mark Maloway (Elmwood�Transcona)
    Lib Keith Martin (Esquimalt�Juan de Fuca)
    NDP John Rafferty (Thunder Bay�Rainy River)
    Lib Anthony Rota (Nipissing�Timiskaming)
    Lib Todd Russel (Labrador)
    Lib Scott Simms (Bonavista�Gander�Grand Falls�Windsor)
    Lib Peter Stoffer (Sackville�Eastern Shore)
    NDP Glen Thibeault (Sudbury)

    You can expect the retrubution of the Toronto party to be fast and furious.

    See Your MP in their Derby? :D

  12. by ASLplease
    Sat Nov 07, 2009 8:04 pm
    its about time!

    Personally, if the Liberal party could abandon the long gun registry, I might actually vote for them.

  13. by avatar uwish
    Fri Nov 20, 2009 3:56 pm
    "BartSimpson" said
    I've never understood the opposition to .50 rifles in the first place. They're bloody awful heavy, they're brutally expensive anymore, one cartridge runs you $10 these days, and no one is going to hide a rifle that's five to six feet long in their jeans. Oh, and the utter nonsense about someone using one of these rifles to shoot down an aircraft is the product of Hollywood - it has NEVER been done in real life.


    sorry I am not following. You can guy 50cals here and they are not restricted. They cost a pile of $ like you said.

    You can buy them legally.



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