My AR is ready for you

[Odinson]

There was this guy in here who used to slap people.. Call them names..



Big guy..





One day he was no-mo because he got shot and killed.

[Anonymous]

There was this guy in here who used to slap people.. Call them names..



Big guy..





One day he was no-mo because he got shot and killed.

He shouldn't slap people, but he didn't deserve to get shot for it.

[Odinson]

There was this guy in here who used to slap people.. Call them names..



Big guy..





One day he was no-mo because he got shot and killed.

He shouldn't slap people, but he didn't deserve to get shot for it.

A dude who goes around bitchslapping other men, is not gonna live for very long.... Thats an universal rule..  ac_biggrin

[Anonymous]

There was this guy in here who used to slap people.. Call them names..



Big guy..





One day he was no-mo because he got shot and killed.

He shouldn't slap people, but he didn't deserve to get shot for it.

A dude who goes around bitchslapping other men, is not gonna live for very long.... Thats an universal rule..  ac_biggrin

I realize that, but shot for it??

[Anonymous]

There was this guy in here who used to slap people.. Call them names.. Big guy.. One day he was no-mo because he got shot and killed.

He shouldn't slap people, but he didn't deserve to get shot for it.

Hell ya.

[Blazor]

Well, as they are satisfying no-one, and bad people get guns anyway, why not simply have open slather? Think of the money the gun makers will make, and the money the government will save on firearms administration. And everyone will be SAFE because everyone has a GUN!!!

Open slather? I'll bring the biscuits if you bring the butter  



I would totally be down for an annual Purge night  

That could be interesting, but let's not have it at Beltane when more important activities beckon us.

Beltane, May day festival?

Yes, the very same.  Isn't that the night where everyone gets a pass to hook up with their neighbor, or even someone from the next county?



Yeah, save the Purge night for one of the other festivals ...maybe Samhain.

I didnt know that lol, but call me curious lol. Though I'll pass on my neighbors lol.



Samhain we cant have Purge night either, as thats my favorite holiday lol. Both Beltane and Samhain are PERFECT times of year. Hmmmm, lets have Purge night on Black Friday  

Black Friday sounds perfect for it.  We can set up in mall parking lots everywhere.   ac_dance

 ac_drinks



 

[Blazor]

There was this guy in here who used to slap people.. Call them names..



Big guy..





One day he was no-mo because he got shot and killed.

He shouldn't slap people, but he didn't deserve to get shot for it.

A dude who goes around bitchslapping other men, is not gonna live for very long.... Thats an universal rule..  ac_biggrin

I realize that, but shot for it??

I know this one guy, that as a boy, he was called Sue, and he was ready to straight up shoot his dad over it.



 

[Bricktop]

I bet his dad had lots of cash.

[Odinson]

There was this guy in here who used to slap people.. Call them names..



Big guy..





One day he was no-mo because he got shot and killed.

He shouldn't slap people, but he didn't deserve to get shot for it.

A dude who goes around bitchslapping other men, is not gonna live for very long.... Thats an universal rule..  ac_biggrin

I realize that, but shot for it??

When you terrorize people long enough, they will stab or shoot you..



It has always been like that.

[Anonymous]

There was this guy in here who used to slap people.. Call them names..



Big guy..





One day he was no-mo because he got shot and killed.

He shouldn't slap people, but he didn't deserve to get shot for it.

A dude who goes around bitchslapping other men, is not gonna live for very long.... Thats an universal rule..  ac_biggrin

I realize that, but shot for it??

I know this one guy, that as a boy, he was called Sue, and he was ready to straight up shoot his dad over it.



 

A Johnny Cash song?

[Blazor]

I bet his dad had lots of cash.

A Johnny Cash song?

You two got my joke  

[Anonymous]

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[Blazor]

[Anonymous]

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That is fair.

[Anonymous]

Trudeau thinks he has a game changer with more gun control, but polling tells us his advisors are wrong.



Voters sour on plan

Trudeau gun control promises firing blanks



It seemed an odd choice, Justin Trudeau spent two precious days in the middle of an election campaign holding events in Toronto and speaking on an issue he should own — gun control. Now we may know why.

Polling on how canadians view gun crime in canada and gun control promises from politicians shows that the majority of canadians — in all regions of the country, across party lines and among men and women — are cynical of what is on offer.

When asked about the source of shootings, 80% of canadians agreed with the statement that

"gun violence and shootings are mainly committed by gangs or criminals with handguns smuggled into the country from across the border."

That compares to just 20% who believed "gun violence comes mainly from guns that have been stolen from or used by vetted and licensed handgun owners."

The findings are part of the dart & Maru/blue Voice canada Poll conducted for the Toronto Sun.

There was barely a difference between men and women with 81% of men agreeing that the problem is from gangs using smuggled guns while 78% of women said the same.

When it comes to fighting gun crime, canadians are not on the same page as the Trudeau Liberals. a full 81% of canadians said the government "should channel most of their efforts into pursuing those using handguns smuggled in from over the border," as opposed to cracking down on licensed gun owners.

In Ontario, the battleground of this election, 87% said the government should focus on smuggled guns.

"People know that when you're hunting bear, you don't get distracted by rabbit tracks. handgun violence is exactly the same," pollster John Wright said.

"People know efforts to stop violence have to be apportioned properly and right now they see the greatest commitment needed is to smuggled guns from across the border and their associated crimes and little else. When politicians speak otherwise, they see it as wrong headed."

That's not good news for the governing Liberals.

For Trudeau to win this election, he needs to win among women and he needs to win in Ontario and when it comes to his gun control policies — something he spent much of his week on — his message is falling flat.

In fact, when given two options, one that said politicians cracking down on licensed and vetted gun owners was the right thing and one that said it was smoke and mirrors, the majority didn't buy Trudeau's line.

On that issue, 71% agreed with the statement that, "it's just smoke and mirrors and pretending to get at the real contributors to gun violence and crimes so they can get votes."

If votes are the reason for this policy, it isn't working.

In the face of rising gun crime in cities across canada, but in Toronto in particular, Trudeau has promised to allow municipalities

to ban handguns but rejected a national ban. he has also promised a full national ban on the ar-15 rifle, and rifles like it.

There are 75,000 ar-15s registered with the rcmp — restricted firearms are still part of a registry — and the Liberals have said they plan on banning and buying back 250,000 rifles at a cost of $600 million or more.

The problem is, these are not the guns that are claiming victims on canadian streets. While Trudeau points to mass shootings in the united states where the ar-15 has been the weapon used, that isn't the case in canada. Our much stricter gun control laws are vastly different from the united states.

Trudeau hoped that he would be able to campaign on fear of guns, but for the most part, it doesn't look like that campaign is working.

conducted on sept.

30, 2019, the poll of 1,520 randomly-selected canadian adults — all members of a Maru/blue online panel — is considered accurate to within 2.9%, 19 times out of 20.