To: george76
On a more positive note, the gGun Registry so was so screwed up and unworkable that after spending one billion Canadian dollars on the thing without it ever working, the Canadian Government scrapped the whole registry.
There is hope for us yet.
3 posted on
10/22/2013 8:30:05 AM PDT by
rdcbn
To: rdcbn
Actually, I think quite the reverse. If the Federal Government ever tries to implement a similar comprehensive data base and fails in that, they will unilaterally demand that the only alternative action is to confiscate the weapons they deem problematic.
5 posted on
10/22/2013 8:32:16 AM PDT by
Gaffer
To: rdcbn
LOL, Be careful of the element of surprise here by Obama....he starts out with a healtcare .Gov website and a gun registry website accidentally opens up and they change their direction to confiscation....
13 posted on
10/22/2013 8:44:26 AM PDT by
oust the louse
(The Democratic Party might as well be called the Death Party. Abortion & ObamaCare/death panels.)
To: rdcbn
27 posted on
10/22/2013 10:09:26 AM PDT by
Reverend Wright
(1990 Budget Agreement: learn from other's mistakes)
To: rdcbn
the gGun Registry so was so screwed up and unworkable that after spending one billion Canadian dollars on the thing without it ever working, the Canadian Government scrapped the whole registry.
gGun Registry?? Depends on what kind of typo that is.
Handgun plus a few other "restricted" and "prohibited" weapons must still be registered. And you need have a license to purchase firearms as well as ammo of any type. I just bought a box of Federal .22 LR a couple of hours ago. 555 for $26, and there aren't that many available in my area.
To: rdcbn
The long gun registry was repealed by the conservative government but not because of its failure to work. It did work sufficiently enough to trouble its opponents and such people who consider long guns to be tools, such as farmers and Aboriginals.
The Conservative party had campaigned against the gun registry before it took power. It was unable to carry out its intent during a series of parliaments in which it was a minority government, It finally achieved majority government status which gave it the votes to repeal the long gun registry.
Some Provinces are still resisting and attempting to get the information which the repeal statute had required to be destroyed so as to give them a start on maintaining their own registries.
BTW speaking of Aboriginals, my favourite tale of the debate was of an aboriginal Member of Parliament whose response to the "safe storage" requirement in the original Liberal legislation was "my mother lives in a tent".
91 posted on
10/30/2013 5:38:51 AM PDT by
Clive
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