Protected by "Assault Weapons" I'd imagine.
Hypocrites and "Do as I say not as I do types" are the worst form of human beings in my opinion.
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Maggie’s IBM hired by Canada Gov't to Help Design Gun Buyback
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Protected by "Assault Weapons" I'd imagine.
Hypocrites and "Do as I say not as I do types" are the worst form of human beings in my opinion.
A few years ago 80 percent lowers were readily available and didnt have to be registered in any shape of form.
Step one was to legislate that all 80% lowers had to be registered. Then bans / buybacks / joule limits came down the pipe. Remember this folks, in case history repeats itself in your locality.......
I cannot wait for the day King Turdhole gets his marching orders. Somewhere out there is a village missing its idiot waiting for his return.
Turn them in when the ChiComs turn over their AKs.
I have the feeling our moment of truth is coming.
All the grabbers know is that despite the big talk everyone has turned them in.......or they are in non compliance yet not able to use their property either.
haha, oh i'm not discounting that.
i'm not saying i would resist their attempts at armed confiscation either.
there is no reason to dox myself in advance for no reason.
all i am saying is that i am old, in almost constant pain, and work 24/7 to pay a mortgage i will probably not live long enough to pay off.
i do still enjoy shooting and welcome opportunities to practice.
Canada doesnt have our stupid import ban so in many cases you guys had it better than us on accessing some cool guns.
Thought Canada shit canned the "registry" about ten years ago as a billion looney waste of money.
Were the records purged?
Students of history will someday ask, if there were 80M + gun owners in the U.S. when Biden gave the order to confiscate their guns, why didn't they just mass together as one monolithic militia and throw him out of office and put their duly elected president Trump back in?
There will be crickets in the classroom.
Guns in Canada are essentially graded into two levels - restricted and non restricted.
Guns which seem especially scary to Liberal types (ie AR15s, handguns etc) are registered (this is still the case). Formerly non restricted guns had to listed on the "Long Gun Registry" too (so the government knew you owned them) but were subject to less restrictions (ie you didnt have to use them on a range) but the last Conservative government canned the Long Gun registry as it was an unnecessary money pit.
Officially it was stated the records were purged but unofficially....... In practical terms though it set the gun grabbers back years as without an active up to date list most folks had sold the guns that they formerly owned as per the government records ;-)
i don't think it will happen here, while i do believe they will make it harder to obtain things like is already the case in states controlled by chinamas.
So.....first.....I have been known to wear a turtle neck sweater on a rare occasion....(helps to hide my pencil neck
..) And...B....don't go cussing Heineken beer! Been drinking it for almost 40 years
Third....our friends to the north make some great products, the strip clubs are a whole 'nother discussion, but a tasty brew I have not seen around here for a LOOONG time made it's way home with me this past week.
As I wrap up my first (heavily influenced) post for this new year, I bet if we got that computer HAL 9000 on our side....(some members will see what I did there..
)..Good luck and good shooting!
ASGH
Doug
The guy on the right looks like he could eat the other two.They reportedly have ChiComs stationed at certain military bases in Canada and training with them.
Is that a Jumbo size communist Chinese or are those Canadians dwarfs?
Yeah, and all three can go fuck each other too. I hope those two Canucks get tapeworms.
Yep, as I've mentioned before on a couple other threads, Bobby Francis would last about two seconds here in central Texas. All his support comes from the shitholes of Austin, Houston, DFW and San Anton' plus a few border counties that are democrat strongholds.
The truth is that both countries have some major damn issues! China owns just about everything that matters in both the USA and Canada. If you don't think so, just look at how many elected officials in either country ever says anything serious about the need to take stock of Chinese infiltration. They are very few and far between! Neither the USA nor Canada has the high ground in this discussion, sadly.... We better get real damn tight with the freedom loving Canooks, because we are going to need eachother sooner than later I'm afraid.
here is a list of american companies that helped the nazis. garage sale anyone?
8 American Companies That Worked with the Nazis During World War II | Phactual Magazine
Although there were sanctions and restrictions against working with Germany during World War II, especially when America entered the war in 1941, there were
www.phactual.com
correct me if i'm wrong and you guys grew some balls since 96 when i was there last (america). all i could see on the shelves was beer made for women. 2% alcohol didn't really cut it as a mans beer. and to see my american family get excited to tell me you guys had fosters, fuck wow, we don't even drink that shit here, glad you guys are entertained. sorry but no wonder americans have no hair on their chests, blame the beer made for women
sorry i have to side with the canadians as i am married to one
sorry i have to side with the canadians as i am married to one
Lets not forget the Bush clan's involvement in that little deal.here is a list of american companies that helped the nazis. garage sale anyone?
8 American Companies That Worked with the Nazis During World War II | Phactual Magazine
Although there were sanctions and restrictions against working with Germany during World War II, especially when America entered the war in 1941, there were
How Bush's grandfather helped Hitler's rise to power
Rumours of a link between the US first family and the Nazi war machine have circulated for decades. Now the Guardian can reveal how repercussions of events that culminated in action under the Trading with the Enemy Act are still being felt by today's president.
www.theguardian.com
Nah... they purged the older workers because their pension structure was completely out of control.
My grandpa retired from IBM. He passed away a few months back and it was a hell of a surprise when my mom inherited seven figures in liquid assets. That's in addition to two paid off houses and his other belongings. IBM treated him like royalty... paid for around the clock at home nurses and everything. There's no way that's sustainable.
Lets not forget the Bush clan's involvement in that little deal.
How Bush's grandfather helped Hitler's rise to power
Rumours of a link between the US first family and the Nazi war machine have circulated for decades. Now the Guardian can reveal how repercussions of events that culminated in action under the Trading with the Enemy Act are still being felt by today's president.
somehow 2 generations of bush made it to the white house
wars are funded by both sides and banks
the media is the propaganda mouth piece to encourage approval from the people
mentally weak think they are doing the right thing fighting a bad person or group
then the poor old tax payer picks up another bill for the returning soldiers with ptsd
who wins? not the poor of sod that went to battle, but the organisations that funded the wars and spun the propaganda
not to forget the weapons manufacturers which are funded by the tax payer
if only the tax payer got their moneys worth. pretty shit return on investment if you ask me
correct me if i'm wrong and you guys grew some balls since 96 when i was there last (america). all i could see on the shelves was beer made for women. 2% alcohol didn't really cut it as a mans beer. and to see my american family get excited to tell me you guys had fosters, fuck wow, we don't even drink that shit here, glad you guys are entertained. sorry but no wonder americans have no hair on their chests, blame the beer made for women
sorry i have to side with the canadians as i am married to one
96 was a long time ago. Our beer game here in the US crushes yours, regardless of where you're from.
I'm not a beer drinker anymore, but, the last time I remember 2% beer, it was in the late 70's, early 80's. I was active duty, and if we weren't 21, we had to drink the 2% shit at the club(s). I thought all beer in America, was 6%??correct me if i'm wrong and you guys grew some balls since 96 when i was there last (america). all i could see on the shelves was beer made for women. 2% alcohol didn't really cut it as a mans beer. and to see my american family get excited to tell me you guys had fosters, fuck wow, we don't even drink that shit here, glad you guys are entertained. sorry but no wonder americans have no hair on their chests, blame the beer made for women
sorry i have to side with the canadians as i am married to one
I've always been a whiskey drinker since that time in my life, so idk. Mac
This is going on in Canada all the time these days:
The government run media is not reporting any of it.
The government run media is not reporting any of it.
maybe i was in the 21 years and younger section, i dont know either, but fuck did i have fun drinking family under the table back then
That stuff comes into play AFTER everyone is disarmed silly.
Let's not get into a "Cart before the horse" type scenario.
Agreed.
Taking multi million dollar contracts from the government to help disarm law abiding citizens will keep them afloat in the meantime.
Traitors.
i was li
but we can brew, buy and sell anything from near beer to barleywine now.
some states might have their own rules.
most massed produced domestic "lagers" like budweiser are ~5%, same as i drank in the UK when i lived there in the 90s.
but we can brew, buy and sell anything from near beer to barleywine now.
some states might have their own rules.
No worries, I mean the playbook is pretty predictable and we have seen how this all goes enough times from history but even so those making such plans will continue.
As the advocates always say "It will be different this time"......
sorry i have to side with the canadians as i am married to one
i have a good friend from calgary that lived down here while going to college at long beach state (way back then).
he also mocked "american beer", until he passed out drinking it, trying to keep up with lightweight yanks.
we learned to adapt, overcome...drink more.
I'm lost. In '96 I was ten years old.
My corner gas station carries probably around 100 different canned and bottled beers. They include 24oz cans of high abv malt liquor for $1.49 to six and 12 packs of craft beers ranging from easy drinking session ales at about 4% to Double IPAs at at 9%+.
My local watering hole carries another hundred or so on tap, and about 50 of those change every other week. There's usually a couple of barley wines in the double digits and I recently had a 120 minute IPA at 20%. I might have had higher, but if I did I don't remember it.
Look at the top 10 beers by user ranking on beeradvocate.com. 9 of them are American Imperial Stouts and New England IPAs, and not single one is below 8%abv (not that it matters.) I think the oddball is a Russian Imperial Stout that's still brewed here in the US.
The US is hands down the best in the world in the beer game and I doubt you'll find a connoisseur that disagrees. The top ranked foreign beer comes in at #18 and it's from Belgium.
i saw this morning when i searched american beer that there is one that is 65% alcohol from memory. thats spirit territory and then some!
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