[NatureGirl]

To help Americans become better, the director travels to Canada to understand why Canadians are not as trigger-happy as their American cousins.

Many people in Canada own guns. My father owned several, but doesn't now, due to lack of interest. I grew up around guns. Of course, if you're going to spend all your time up here cloistered in a cultural Leftopolis like Toronto, you're not going to meet very many pro-gun people.

that Canada is so safe that people don't even lock their doors. About 60 percent of the doors he tries, open freely.

I smell a set-up. How about a camera crew and producer going down a street on a Saturday or Sunday (when most people are home), and asking people if they can try their doors? Of course, when you show film of it, it wouldn't appear that way.

I hate this guy. I don't know why I even read anything about him. May he live in interesting times.

Always remember - this is the guy who devoted a whole chapter of one of his books to the fact that he thought Hitlery was "sexy". Seriously.

[MarkL]

I hate this guy. I don't know why I even read anything about him. May he live in interesting times.

Actually, there's an old Yiddish curse that I think he deserves:

May all of your teeth fall out of your head, except one. And may you get a terrible tooth ache in that last tooth!

Mark

[hoosierskypilot]

"...this is the guy who devoted a whole chapter of one of his books to the fact that he thought Hitlery was "sexy". Seriously."

Oh man, that proves it! He used to be a broad!

[xp38]

Living here in cloistered Leftopolis Toronto I can assure you most people lock their doors.