Posted on 03/17/2015 10:13:26 AM PDT by rktman
When asked about new firearms legislation at an event in Saskatoon, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said there are too many restrictions on gun ownership, which he added is important for the livelihoods of rural people, recreation and personal safety according to CTV.
My wifes from a rural area and obviously gun ownership wasnt just for the farm, but was for a certain level of security when youre a ways away from immediate police assistance, he said during a question-and-answer session with the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities.
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It is alarming how much more I like the PM of Canada over the President of my own country.
Isn’t that the truth!
:-)
“It is alarming how much more I like the PM of Canada over the President of my own country.”
Harper A-
Obama F-
Your pizza will arrive faster than a cop.
There’s a large part of Canada which doesn’t...care much for gun laws.
Think “consent of the governed”.
“For the first time in my life...I’m proud of Canaduh...”
It’s fun to watch our whacky libs melt down.
Everyone has an unalienable right to life and therefor to self defense.
Everyone is a “ways away” from immediate police protection.
Everyone has a right to possess and carry a weapon for the protection of their life.
On the Mohawk Reservation just south of Montreal there is a convenience store or depauner for the French speakers whose sign outside the store says, I kid you not,” Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms.” The place sells booze, smokes and guns, I mean, what else is there.
> It is alarming how much more I like the PM of Canada over the President of my own country.
That’s because we don’t have a real president. We have a Celebrity-in-Chief who is obsessed with vacationing.
How could a Jihadi get through the Austrailian registration procedures?
Act like a liberal and lie. Just guessin’.
And golf.
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