XPost: talk.politics.guns, can.politics, sac.politics
XPost: alt.politics.usa.republican
From: David@block.net
On 11/13/2014 8:53 PM, Truebrit wrote:
>>>>> On 11/12/2014 12:51 AM, Bonny Scott wrote:
>>>>> Put yourself in a cop's shoes. You're called to a home. The
>>>>> registry says there are no guns in the home. But you know it's
>>>>> inaccurate, and you know that criminals don't register their
>>>>> guns.
>>>>>
>>>>> Are you going to believe what a government database tells you
>>>>> when it's your life on the line?
>>>>>
>>>>> The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) say the gun
>>>>> registry is used thousands of times a day. What they donīt say
>>>>> is those checks are automatic -- every time an officer runs a
>>>>> license.
>>>>>
>>>>> For the past year Edmonton Police Service detective Randy Kuntz
>>>>> has been asking his colleagues across Canada how they feel about
>>>>> the firearm registry. He updated his findings on April 25, 2010:
>>>>> 2296 for scrapping it, 209 say keep it.
>>>>>
>>>>> These results prove the CACP arguments for the registry are
>>>>> politically and financially motivated.
>>>>>
>>>>> Firearm registration has neither prevented nor solved a single
>>>>> crime. Registration can neither prevent anyone from acquiring an
>>>>> illegal firearm,
>>>>
>>>> David Johnston" wrote: It prevented me from acquiring
>>>> a
>>>> firearm.
>>>>
>>> Truebrit wrote:
>>> Legally??
>>
>> "David Johnston" wrote: To be specific, it caused me to
>> dispose of a case of guns I inherited by giving them to a neighbour who had
>> a firearms certificate.
>>
>
> What prevented you from obtaining a firearms licence?
Not wanting to spend the money on one.
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