Tucker Carlson - Canadians cannot Defend Themselves??

mandrill

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people like to say “this isn’t the wild wild west anymore”.
question 1: it seems to me the wild wild west was mostly respecful pple towards each other. there were bandits but so what.
question 2: do you really think we’re so advanced from the wild wild west days?
in my opinion, we’re one event from zombieland:
a power grid failure, a war btwn nuclear armed nations, another virus escaping wuhan, a super big volcano, a solar gamma ray explosion that knocks out satellites, an asteroid impact,
owning a gun increases my chances of survival if society collapses. it’s not end of the world paranoia, it’s owning the necessary tools to survive on this planet.
cops can’t protect you if things go really bad. only a sheep or a school of fish 🐠 thinks they’re safe unarmed just because of their numbers. what kind of beta cuck mentality is that?
You ever think of starting a YouTube channel and sharing your thoughts, Cuck?
 

basketcase

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So, let me ask you this: If you had a legal gun stored appropriately, what would you do? They kick down the door and you're going to run to your bedroom to unlock your gun safe and get the gun loaded, then start a firefight? ...
Forgot to unlock the trigger guard
 

basketcase

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I would change the law to not having to have it locked in your home. So if someone comes into your home you probably wont have time to call 911 just like you wouldn't have time to go to your gun safe. If the person invading starts to rape your wife or daughter you would just sit there and let it happen?
Thankfully the legal principle in Canada goes the other direction.
 

basketcase

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... Car jackings are happening all around the city...
Good idea. Most people are trained and experienced enough that when a criminal is suddenly jumps up with a gun pointed at their head, they can distract the guy, do their matrix shit dodging bullets while drawing their gun.
 

bver_hunter

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I'm not saying they should. I'm saying they should have a choice. You didn't answer my question. If someone invaded your home with a gun while you were there, what would you do?
Stupid question. First of all my security cameras would trigger an alarm if he tries to approach my house when the alarms are turned on. That would be enough for him to turn around and take off. He would get a message stating that the cops were on their way. So the likelihood of him invading the house would then be minimal!!

So do you always have a gun in your possession when you are at home and when going outdoors as well? What if there are three armed thugs who want to hijack your car, are you going to shoot all three of them?
 
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Frankfooter

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i don’t worry about anything. i plan ahead in life. a generator in case hydro goes down. guns in case my home is invaded.

you can go ahead and rely on 9-1-1 to protest your ass.

good luck
I'm not worried in the least.
This city is one of the safest big cities in the world.

Like I said, if you're so fixated on the incredibly tiny, miniscule odds that someone would break into your house slowly and loudly enough, while you were inside and awake, you are just a victim of watch Fox or right wing media that blow up those worries.

Buy lottery tickets, it'll cost you less and not only are there better odds that you'll win than be attacked by a stupid and armed burglar, you'd be thinking about getting rich all the time instead of worrying about death and killing people.
 

Gooseifur

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So you want to lighten up on gun laws in Canada. I strongly suggest you pass this nugget of gold to Peter PEE so he can scream this new intended policy along with Bitcoin to deal with inflation. DO IT, he needs your help to beat Justin and Justin's gun laws in 3 years.:whistle:
Yes I would lighten the laws for security in your home. Everything else stays the same.
 

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Good idea. Most people are trained and experienced enough that when a criminal is suddenly jumps up with a gun pointed at their head, they can distract the guy, do their matrix shit dodging bullets while drawing their gun.
Actually you have to take a training course before you can buy a gun. I know you'd rather be a sitting duck.
 

Gooseifur

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Stupid question. First of all my security cameras would trigger an alarm if he tries to approach my house when the alarms are turned on. That would be enough for him to turn around and take off. He would get a message stating that the cops were on their way. So the likelihood of him invading the house would then be minimal!!

So do you always have a gun in your possession when you are at home and when going outdoors as well? What if there are three armed thugs who want to hijack your car, are you going to shoot all three of them?
I live in Florida in the winter. I do have a gun in my home readily available if i need to use it. I don't take one outside. I would like to have the same here. A gun readily available in my home but not to take out of my home so I wouldn't be able to defend myself against a carjacking.
 

bver_hunter

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I live in Florida in the winter. I do have a gun in my home readily available if i need to use it. I don't take one outside. I would like to have the same here. A gun readily available in my home but not to take out of my home so I wouldn't be able to defend myself against a carjacking.
So you are agreeing that your question in the first place was downright ridiculous when asking me what would I do if a gun was pointed at me during a carjacking. ROTFLMAO!!
 

Anbarandy

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I live in Florida in the winter. I do have a gun in my home readily available if i need to use it. I don't take one outside. I would like to have the same here. A gun readily available in my home but not to take out of my home so I wouldn't be able to defend myself against a carjacking.
In that case, I would be the guy living next door to you who has Javelin missiles at the ready when you come a'knockin at my door looking for a cup of sugar.
 

Frankfooter

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I live in Florida in the winter. I do have a gun in my home readily available if i need to use it. I don't take one outside. I would like to have the same here. A gun readily available in my home but not to take out of my home so I wouldn't be able to defend myself against a carjacking.
Cool, so you leave a gun in your home for thieves to take while you are in Canada?
Thanks for contributing to the illegal gun problem.
 

basketcase

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Actually you have to take a training course before you can buy a gun. I know you'd rather be a sitting duck.
You think the gun safety course trains people to deal with someone who already has the drop on you. Any average joe who thinks they can dodge a bullet has watched too many movies.


p.s. Carrying a gun in your car goes beyond what you post here.
Yes I would lighten the laws for security in your home. Everything else stays the same.
 
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I live in Florida in the winter. I do have a gun in my home readily available if i need to use it. I don't take one outside. I would like to have the same here. A gun readily available in my home but not to take out of my home so I wouldn't be able to defend myself against a carjacking.
What happens the night you watch Fox and get all chicken shit because of the crime they keep harping on or watch some scary movie then hear the front door squeak open. You rush out of the family room like Dirty Hairy yelling "MAKE MY DAY" and bang bang bang only to find a dead family member or pizza delivery guy ?
 

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ROTFLMFAO! The real crime was Hillary hiring a foreign spy to manufacture bs in order to influence the outcome of the vote. That's what the Sussman trial established beyond a shadow of any (remaining) doubt.
BTW that dossier was released before the election.
Oh wait it wasn't.
Trump called on Russian help before the election. Even his son took meetings with Russians with the agenda of helping his campaign. Democrats email's released. Announcements she's being investigated. All before the election.
You have to release something before an election to influence it. If that was Hilarys intent she screwed up.
 

Gooseifur

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So you are agreeing that your question in the first place was downright ridiculous when asking me what would I do if a gun was pointed at me during a carjacking. ROTFLMAO!!
During the carjacking yes but not if you're home was invaded. Security systems aren't foolproof. The police get so many false alarms they take their time answering those calls
 

Gooseifur

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In that case, I would be the guy living next door to you who has Javelin missiles at the ready when you come a'knockin at my door looking for a cup of sugar.
Except you can't have those
 
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