Return of Long Gun Registry

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Originally Posted by Species8472

I think 8-12 years. Libtards will get at least 1 or 2 more terms if Ontario voters are any type of indicator.

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You're probably right. If he doesn't step on his pecker he's guaranteed to see 2 terms or more. That's the usual pattern in Canadian politics.

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Originally Posted by Bigbear

It will be "saleable" to a gullible public that is largely ignorant about firearms and hunting but pretty well agree that both are bad things....

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Actually, I don't think the general public is that opposed to guns and hunting on principle. Gun control is a pretty weak issue these days, which is why the NDP didn't campaign on it and the Liberals barely mentioned it. The CPC, meanwhile, tried to use it to attract votes in the territories, to little avail.

Gun owners are used to getting picked on, though, so we tend to expect it.

Well with the Liberal party we can soon all smoke dope till our eyes are red, retire earlier and if you live in the Maritimes draw more pogey. :silly: Can't wait to seed that vacant field down the road. :joker:

Why? You will be able to by the best quality stuff at the CCBO store down the road.:cool::cool: Unless you want to grow hemp to make into cloth.

Will it be free? Why buy when you can grow and be one with nature. People driving around stoned just like back in the 1970's.

(Colorado and the other states have had a spike in people driving under the influence)

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Originally Posted by fishermccann

Why? You will be able to by the best quality stuff at the CCBO store down the road.:cool::cool: Unless you want to grow hemp to make into cloth.

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

(Colorado and the other states have had a spike in people driving under the influence)

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Was there reduction in speeding tickets?

Doesn't say anything about that. :

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/trudea...rado-1.3287747

Another area Canada will need to study is drug-impaired driving. While fatal crashes in Washington only increased slightly after legalization, the percentage of drivers involved in those crashes who tested positive for THC doubled — to 12 per cent in 2014 from 6 per cent in 2010.
There is no approved breath or saliva test in the U.S. or Canada to determine if someone recently consumed marijuana. In Washington, a blood test is the best available method to measure THC levels. The state's maximum is five nanograms of THC per millilitre of blood.

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Originally Posted by B Wilson

Was there reduction in speeding tickets?

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Originally Posted by welsh

Oh, that lofty, high minded principle! My bad!

I'm sure you base your planned response to a policy nobody is actually pursuing on detailed polling of the people of Canada, which nobody is actually conducting. Quick, now, lecture me about natural rights!

ROFL.

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Find another game, son.

If you do not make your own beer and -or wine ,why would you grow your own? Same deal.

I use to make beer & wine. Moved to Ottawa with a backpack, typewriter and beer kit. At my peak production I was brewing 180 bottles a week. And it isn't the same deal you can toss seeds in soil and they will grow. you cannot just toss your ingredients into a bucket, obviously you have never made beer, wine or grown any vegetables.

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Originally Posted by fishermccann

If you do not make your own beer and -or wine ,why would you grow your own? Same deal.

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Originally Posted by fishermccann

If you do not make your own beer and -or wine ,why would you grow your own? Same deal.

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Probably because making good tasting alcohol you would actually want to drink is a skill, while any idiot out there can grow wheelchair weed. There's absolutely no comparison between the two.