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Canada to ditch firearm registry

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This is not true. It barely costs anything to run. This was scrapped purely for Ideological reasons.

LOL that's the biggest load of bull I've ever heard. Drinking the Liberal koolaid I see.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/story/2004/02/13/gunregistry_rdi040213.html

Gun registry cost soars to $2 billion
Last Updated: Friday, February 13, 2004 | 11:02 PM ET

Canada's controversial gun registry is costing taxpayers far more than previously reported, CBC News has learned.

Nearly $2 billion has either been spent on or committed to the federal program since it was introduced in the mid-1990s, according to documents obtained by Zone Libre of CBC's French news service.

The figure is roughly twice as much as an official government estimate that caused an uproar across the country.

The gun registry was originally supposed to cost less than $2 million. In December 2002, Auditor General Sheila Fraser revealed that the program would run up bills of at least $1 billion by 2005.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news...s-price-was-not-as-advertised/article1717453/

he key phrase is cost savings. The RCMP, which took lead responsibility for the program in 2006, claims it is doing so more efficiently than its predecessors. Elsewhere in the report the RCMP puts the annual net cost of the Canadian Firearms Program for 2010-11 at $66.4-million.

66.44 million annual cost currently just to maintain, when originally the Liberals pushed this as a 2$ million plan to implement, let alone maintain. It's a useless program that served no purpose other then to annoy legitimate gun owners and hunters. It does literally nothing for actual gun control.
 
It's much easier to kill someone with a firearm though.

How many mass schools killings have happened with a knife?

How many drive-bys are commited with a machete?

"Drive closer, drive closer!"

If all the guns were magically gone that is exactly what would happen.

A headline in our newspaper. gang banger chased by SUV 6 bangers inside. Running bangers buddy throws cement block thru SUV window kills passenger SUV hits tree.
 
LOL that's the biggest load of bull I've ever heard. Drinking the Liberal koolaid I see.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/story/2004/02/13/gunregistry_rdi040213.html



http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news...s-price-was-not-as-advertised/article1717453/



66.44 million annual cost currently just to maintain, when originally the Liberals pushed this as a 2$ million plan to implement, let alone maintain. It's a useless program that served no purpose other then to annoy legitimate gun owners and hunters. It does literally nothing for actual gun control.

BS? $64 million is peanuts.

Fail.
 
Yes it does

Chicago makes having a handgun extremely difficult.

Vermont has no restrictions on the carrying of handguns. I'm not talking about unrestricted permits, but that the concept of permits does not even exist. One can take half a dozen handguns and have a meal without any problem whatsoever. By your "reasoning" Vermont should have a far higher homicide rate. You would be wrong.

Chicago has a murder rate 15 times that of Vermont. That' not possible by "yes it does" thinking. In fact your country has a somewhat higher rate of murder than they do.

This brings up some obvious points.
First you are wrong. You've made a categorical statement implying a simplistic correlation that I've debunked. Vermont should be a more dangerous place, but in fact your country is.

Second, you repeated something that wasn't borne out in evidence. You've make a faith based claim as opposed to thinking about easily determined facts. My suspicion is that it's cultural. Instead of putting faith in a deity, you've put it into what the preachers of your government AKA the politicians say. Parliament says it, you believe it, and that settles it.

Well, I'm tolerant of most religions. I can accept your faith although I won't agree with it.
 
Chicago makes having a handgun extremely difficult.

Vermont has no restrictions on the carrying of handguns. I'm not talking about unrestricted permits, but that the concept of permits does not even exist. One can take half a dozen handguns and have a meal without any problem whatsoever. By your "reasoning" Vermont should have a far higher homicide rate. You would be wrong.

Chicago has a murder rate 15 times that of Vermont. That' not possible by "yes it does" thinking. In fact your country has a somewhat higher rate of murder than they do.

This brings up some obvious points.
First you are wrong. You've made a categorical statement implying a simplistic correlation that I've debunked. Vermont should be a more dangerous place, but in fact your country is.

Second, you repeated something that wasn't borne out in evidence. You've make a faith based claim as opposed to thinking about easily determined facts. My suspicion is that it's cultural. Instead of putting faith in a deity, you've put it into what the preachers of your government AKA the politicians say. Parliament says it, you believe it, and that settles it.

Well, I'm tolerant of most religions. I can accept your faith although I won't agree with it.

Obviously people from Chicago are getting their guns from Vermont.

:sneaky:
 
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