XPost: can.politics, ont.poltiics, nb.general   
   From: "@nyet.ca   
      
   On 6/12/2014 5:53 PM, TomP wrote:   
   > Justin Bourque has been described as an average person that showed no   
   > signs of trouble. By all accounts he was just another law abiding   
   > citizen with a passion for guns.   
   >   
   > As far as I can tell there have been no reports that these guns were   
   > obtained illegally. This just shows a failure in the present gun   
   > regulations. It's time to toughen up the rules.   
      
   > Justin Bourque became increasingly disconnected from a caring family and   
   > fascinated with guns, says a former friend who lived with him last year,   
   > but the friend also says there was nothing in Bourque's behaviour at   
   > that time to suggest an intent to harm police.   
   >   
   > Bourque, 24, is accused of killing three RCMP officers and wounding two   
   > others in a shooting spree in Moncton, N.B., last week.   
   >   
   > The former friend, whom CBC News has chosen not to name, says he lived   
   > with Bourque for four months last year in the north-end trailer home   
   > police searched in the days following the shootings.   
   >   
   > He says Bourque never criticized police and never talked about wanting   
   > to hurt them. Bourque did speak about a dislike for the government, but   
   > nothing that made him worry.   
   >   
   > He describes Bourque as a "good guy," who did not exhibit any violent   
   > behaviour.   
      
      
   His friend is lying.  He knew full well Bourque's infatuation with the   
   American militia, the NRA tenets with regards citizens and gun   
   ownership, and he hated police and said so.   
      
   This is another example of the American gun virus spreading north of the   
   border into Canada.  We need to elect federal and provincial governments   
   that have no tolerance for this shit.   
      
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