Dreamhunter
AH member
Borrowed this from someone, too true not to share:
What people don't realize is that C21 applies to everyone in Canada. Not just gun owners. It applies to every single 37.6 million citizens of Canada. They will lose the rights of unreasonable search and seizure of your home and property without a warrant. A right that is guaranteed in our Constitution. Red and yellow flag laws proposed in C21 do exactly that. A police officer or any Peace officer will be able to demand entry to your home and search, ANY Canadian citizens home or property, Licensed gun owner or NOT, because your family doctor, dentist, school teacher or pissed off neighbor made a phone call. Bill C21 is trying to circumvent the the Charter Rights of ALL Canadians. Not just Licensed gun owners. And the entire population of Canada NEEDS TO KNOW THAT. Not just legal gun owners.
What people don't realize is that C21 applies to everyone in Canada. Not just gun owners. It applies to every single 37.6 million citizens of Canada. They will lose the rights of unreasonable search and seizure of your home and property without a warrant. A right that is guaranteed in our Constitution. Red and yellow flag laws proposed in C21 do exactly that. A police officer or any Peace officer will be able to demand entry to your home and search, ANY Canadian citizens home or property, Licensed gun owner or NOT, because your family doctor, dentist, school teacher or pissed off neighbor made a phone call. Bill C21 is trying to circumvent the the Charter Rights of ALL Canadians. Not just Licensed gun owners. And the entire population of Canada NEEDS TO KNOW THAT. Not just legal gun owners.
C-21 - What A Mess - REVIEW - Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights
Under the Liberal party of Justin Trudeau and Bill Blair, public safety has become a purely political issue. They rarely miss an opportunity to divide Canadians along cultural, political or ideological lines. Reasonable Canadians should ask themselves if they think that anything in this bill...
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