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Another American forgets to declare gun when entering Canada.

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WelshBloke said:
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Well... MI is fucked.
 
Incorruptible said:
A stupid law. The guy was no threat at all, Gun control supporters like you should be ashamed of yourselves. He is an American so there is the still the chance he might get out easy.
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He was not obeying by OUR laws.

he should be prosecuted as such.

i wonder what is it about our gun laws you think is stupid?
 
Meh, seems dumb to prosecute him just for being a forgetful dummy. He was obviously not a threat, just let him go.

KT
 
Incorruptible said:
Most of the gun control laws don't work and they violate freedom. How about go after the actual criminals?
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which specific law in Canada violates freedom?

and to the bold part, we are.

we are going after someone who committed a crime in canada.
 
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well i guess the gun control supporters should be happy,they now have another gun owner who isnt responsible they can look at instead of the ones who are responsible
 
rommelrommel said:
Yes.

Pilots are pretty unlikely to be searched on the way in. They usually know the rules, have no criminality, and will leave. I imagine it's similar in the USA.

Knowingly possessing a loaded prohibited (yes, short barreled handguns are prohibited here) handgun, especially in an airport, is a big deal here.
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so pilots are allowed to carry guns on planes now? i thought it was just air marshal's who could
 
JulesMaximus said:
:whiste: They have their laws and we have ours. When in a foreign country your rights as a U.S. citizen don't mean shit. Might want to think about that when you travel abroad.
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I wasn't arguing rights. I'm just saying it is easy to rid oneself of a 'problem' by letting it leave your hood (ahem, Canada) instead of detaining the problem.

Why keep the problem when you can get rid of it and have a nice day?
 
BarkingGhostar said:
I wasn't arguing rights. I'm just saying it is easy to rid oneself of a 'problem' by letting it leave your hood (ahem, Canada) instead of detaining the problem.

Why keep the problem when you can get rid of it and have a nice day?
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Before you tout your gun rights, you might want to consider how law enforcement works. LEOs don't get to pick and choose which law to enforce. They enforce the law, the courts decide the outcome.

Just yelling I have rights will just get you killed.
 
BarkingGhostar said:
I wasn't arguing rights. I'm just saying it is easy to rid oneself of a 'problem' by letting it leave your hood (ahem, Canada) instead of detaining the problem.

Why keep the problem when you can get rid of it and have a nice day?
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He walked into an airport with a loaded gun, are you suggesting the appropriate response was to let him and the gun onto the plane?
 
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