More people die/injured from drowning and boating accidents then illegal use of guns and gangs in Canada.
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Originally Posted by bardern
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More people die/injured from drowning and boating accidents then illegal use of guns and gangs in Canada.
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Originally Posted by bardern
Which is exactly the point we are making. Instead of wasting time on a BS ticket the OPP could press on looking for drunks. Clearly if this guy had been drinking he would have been arrested as he should be. We welcome the OPP on marine patrol but we don't want them wasting expensive and useful time. Dragging in grieving families into a discussion of a fishing infraction makes sense how?Quote:
Originally Posted by MikePal
Fact source ???Quote:
Originally Posted by blasted_saber
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Or, more logically, it's because there is not enough enforcement on our Lakes, people are still freely disregarding the rules.Quote:
Originally Posted by stragglelake
You guys keep making the assertion that the sole purpose of the OPP doing a spot check was to measure the fish...they were there to ensure compliance with the rules...and seeing what looked like an illegal fish, as part of their authority and responsibility, asked to have it measured.Quote:
Originally Posted by terrym
How can enforcement ever be considered a waste of time ?
...you're still not getting it Terry...the fishing infraction is issued as a the result of a spot check....increased surveillance is going to continue because there, as was posted earlier, 8 deaths already in Ont...grieving families is a big part of why the OPP will be out in force this summer .Quote:
"Dragging in grieving families into a discussion of a fishing infraction makes sense how?"
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Eight boating deaths already this year in Ontario
There have been eight boating deaths on Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) patrolled waterways so far this year, which is almost three times as many as this time last year.
Tragically, none of this season’s eight victims was wearing a Personal Floatation Device (PFD) or lifejacket. Investigations into these deaths also revealed that alcohol was likely a factor in all but one of the six incidents
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Originally Posted by blasted_saber
Well 8 people have died on the lakes this spring already, how many have died from Gang related activities in the same period of time ?Quote:
Originally Posted by stragglelake
29 so far in TorontoQuote:
Originally Posted by MikePal
Your 8 covers all of Ontario
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So people accidentally dying on the water ways for not wearing there PDF's is not a comparison to people being shot by gang violence....so why are they being discussed ?
You commented on it !Quote:
Originally Posted by MikePal
Is this your response when your proven wrong ?
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Wrong about what ?...it wasn't my statement, I asked a question (note the ?).Quote:
Originally Posted by stragglelake
I'm just perplexed as to why people keep referring to Gun and Gangs..has nothing to do with Boater Safety ?......unless the gangs start shooting boaters who aren't wearing their PDFs.
Sorry my misunderstanding
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