Half of all the provinces, plus the Northwest Territory and Yukon governments are telling Ottawa the country’s massive gun “buyback” scheme is a non-starter, and they will not participate.
Walker, an offensive lineman with the Green Bay Packers, was arrested after declaring the handgun and ammunition to a Delta Air Lines employee at as he checked in for a flight.
“Isn’t it time for the media, which has for too long accepted rhetoric from the gun ban crowd as gospel, to start questioning what they are hearing from people who are determined to erase the Second Amendment?”
The National Post report says an official with the Canadian Coalition of Firearm Rights considers the government’s buyback program to be “logistically impossible.”
“Tyrannical governments invariably act to disarm their populations which enables them to maintain a chokehold on power.
How about penalizing New York for all the criminals they release on cashless bail, who then commit crimes in other states?
Those who advocate for more restrictions on personal freedom in response to criminal violence are admitting they don’t have any real solutions.
Nowhere in this country should a citizen be forced to get permission from a government entity to exercise a fundamental right protected by the U.S. Constitution.
Reports of a decline in gun-related violence this year around Seattle overlook a significant fact which unintentionally derails one of the greatest gun control myths of all time, that more guns equal more violent crime.
Prosecutors in the Queens District Attorney’s Office have put a 67-year-old citizen behind bars for defending himself against a recidivist criminal with an unlicensed handgun.
