Oh, look...another shooting in the USA.

[Gaon]

Misdialed 911 call leads RCMP to home with 100 unsecured guns



94 long guns, 6 handguns seized from Yarmouth County home in Nova Scotia, police say



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Actually, all guns were legally owned - laying around unsecured etc was the problem



Guns were found throughout the house, none of them secured, she said.



"What we should be seeing with something like a rifle is that it was disabled or locked in one way."



The man was later released and is scheduled to appear in Yarmouth provincial court in October.



He meant to dial 411, screwed up - cops have to come to (and into) home if 911 is dialed (in error or otherwise)

Some people make the police's job really easy.

[Anonymous]

This is a scourge on the consciousness of all Americans if nothing is done to amend regulations soon. It is a very complicated and intricate matter. I just don't see why good and responsible gun owners must be punished for the actions of some. Nevertheless, a good and responsible gun owner could make mistakes too and leave his/her gun locker unlocked and a young child or troubled person gets a hold of the weapon. Very intricate matter. Not certain where to begin to fix it.

I don't know if anyone can fix America's problem of mass killings.

[@realAzhyaAryola]

I don't know if anyone can fix America's problem of mass killings.

I know what will fix it, Fash. It will come from decades of evolution.



As proven, we continue to evolve. If you had said to me in the 1970s that one day my brother will never eat meat again, I would have laughed at you. He is now a vegan and will not touch anything that came from meat, even eggs or dairy. He now considers animals as our fellow beings and he does not want to see them suffer. They have feelings too, he insists.

[@realAzhyaAryola]

Some gun owners are not to be separated from their guns. While reading a magazine on the great outdoors this weekend, I came across an article about hunting. Some families have hunting in their blood, for generations. I came upon a photo of a lad who is about 9. He was posing with a wide smile next to his kill, a deer. You can tell how very proud he was. He is only one of millions around the world who hunt for sports. I do not see them surrendering their weapons. It is a way of life for them.

[Anonymous]

Some gun owners are not to be separated from their guns. While reading a magazine on the great outdoors this weekend, I came across an article about hunting. Some families have hunting in their blood, for generations. I came upon a photo of a lad who is about 9. He was posing with a wide smile next to his kill, a deer. You can tell how very proud he was. He is only one of millions around the world who hunt for sports. I do not see them surrendering their weapons. It is a way of life for them.

Hunting in rural Canada or Finland is part of the culture.

[@realAzhyaAryola]

Hunting in rural Canada or Finland is part of the culture.

Precisely. How are you going to ban their weapons?

[Bricktop]

Just as they do in MANY other countries.



It's not hard if the community supports it.

[Blazor]

Just as they do in MANY other countries.



It's not hard if the community supports it.

Step down Hitler! I do not support your quest for world domination!

[Anonymous]

Hunting in rural Canada or Finland is part of the culture.

Precisely. How are you going to ban their weapons?

You would have to take away the Indians guns and they aint giving the white man anything.

[Anonymous]

Hunting in rural Canada or Finland is part of the culture.

Precisely. How are you going to ban their weapons?

You would have to take away the Indians guns and they aint giving the white man anything.

 

[Bricktop]

Just as they do in MANY other countries.



It's not hard if the community supports it.

Step down Hitler! I do not support your quest for world domination!

You vill be SCHOTT!!!