Canada General

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Policy highlights:

Lower all income tax, scrap capital gains tax, CRTC, federal carbon tax.
Eliminate all corporate welfare, nationalize airports and Canada Post.
Reduce immigration, end relation with UN for refugee selection.
Double the length of firearms licenses from 5 to 10 years.
Reclassify firearms: Non-restricted = any semi-auto with overall length >26".
Reclassify firearms through law in Parliament instead of the RCMP or cabinet.
Repeal magazine size restrictions.

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You must buy a membership by March 28 in order to be eligible to vote for CPC Leadership on May 27.

It's preferable to go through Max's website and not the CPC website, so that you're only on the Bernier mailing list vs. the mailing list of every CPC candidate.

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On your ballot you will get to rank candidates of your choice. Do not even list the shadow kike that is O'Leary.

He is against suppressors and in favour of 5 round magazine restrictions:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BR2vd6vZKSU

Reminder to browse /pol/, fakebook, etc. and shut down retarded memers who think O'Leary is a good candidate. He's not.

O'Leary is a liberal running for Conservative party leadership.

>>33176458
>Implying I don't :^)

People there are actually pretty receptive once you show his platform.

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>>33179857

You forgot about ending the transfer payments.

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Where the fuck are my fellow leaf pokemon?

>>33180608

It's 02:00. People aren't up yet.

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>>33179690
Who here copped some of those tracers floating around?

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>>33180649

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>>33180661
Whoops wrong pic but still related

>>33178205
No sorry, I forgot where I saw that. I think it was the most recent release of dono analysis

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>>33180644
No excuses! It's just turning 2am here in mb

>>33180964
>$170 SKS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeimE8Wz6e4

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>>33181165

>>33179926
Do I have to fucking use money to vote?
Nice communism Canadurr.
>Good goy pay da taxes an git a brand new voters id.

>>33180644
Jew brunswick here.
Why do I need to take a fucking class only when enough people sign up?
I hate this horse shit country.
Did you hear about the nigger molesting girls in edmunston?
Your getting more of them

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>>33180964
>ask about Tapco and Promag shit!

>>33181407
Its only for the party leadership, not the "gubment"

Back in 2010 a talk on Mad Max Bernier.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3XSAXqoado&feature=youtu.be

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Roll for Max "The Axe" Bernier

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OK, one of you fuckers posted the size of the conservative party and actually gave me hope that going to the trouble of joining to vote for Mad Max could make a difference. I'll post proofs when I sign up tonight. May Mad Max make my dreams of owning a FNC legally real.

>>33182577
I hear you, would like to see that size of the conservative party as well.

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>>33182725
Last thread someone posted
>the Conservative party electorate is pretty small, only about a 100-150k members
which actually made me think that getting my vote in could make an important difference.

>>33182577
>>33182725
>>33182884
That was me.

Also note that votes are tallied by riding. IIRC, if you live in a riding where there are few conservatives your voted could be hugely important. This is because each riding gets like 100 points or something and the breakdown of votes in the riding corresponds to the number of points a candidate gets. So, hypothetically, if mad max gets 37% of the votes, he gets 37 points for that riding. Mad max only needs a simple majority of points from the 338 ridings to become leader.

Get your fucking membership. Every vote matters.

>>33183544
I'm >>33182577
>riding where there are few conservatives
huehuehue I live in Toronto and my riding has been eternally Liberal. Mad Max here we come.

>>33183721
I can not stress enough that you should get your membership. You could be one of a handful of people to vote for max in your riding and potentially tip the scales in his favour

>>33183771
Just through the conservative.ca website, right?

>>33183816
Yes, you can also sign up through Maxime Berniers website

http://www.maximebernier.com/membership_options

>>33183849
Does it make any difference as to which?

>>33183876
It really doesn't on the whole.

Coming back to tracers, is it legal to make them yourself? I know that tracers arent banned, but their import is. So I was thinking I could make them on my own, cause fuck overpaying for them.

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>>33183879
OK. Done. I dropped 30 bucks today on supporting doujin artists I like, might as well support Canadian freedoms. Anything else I need to do or will I just be mailed my vote?

>>33183933
And long as your address is current you will get a ballot in April sometime.

I just thought the most hilarious thing about Mad Max getting elected would be the sheer number of FAL/G3/FNC, AK, AUG, and MP5 pattern rifles recovered from boating accidents the second his legislation(s) came into effect.

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>>33185276
It would be glorious

Can someone tl;dr Max's interview I'm not watching all that shit

>>33185467
He goes over the policies in his platform, while making mention that he isn't a firearm owner or hunter at all but wants as much personal freedom for the people of Canada. Especially with regards to firearms.

>>33185745
However one shouldn't confuse Maxime Bernier being only for firearms. His economic policies are fantastic as well.

>>33185276
I hope it happens. I need a FAL. We aren't all as insane as CTG

>>33186586
>I need a FAL.
I know that feel bro, I really want an FAL and I'd love an FNC for a 5.56 rifle.

>>33186598
Everytime I look at the prohib list it just makes me angry. There is no logical reason a semi-auto rifle like the FAL should be prohibited when you can buy norc M14's and SKS's by the boatload.

Our gun laws are stupid anyways, but that is what pisses me off the most.

>>33186643
You're preaching to the choir my friend. Everybody here knows very well that the Libshits who created the law watched a few Arnie flicks and considered themselves experts on ashault weaponzz and which should be banned.

>>33187037
Unfortunately the Conservative Party is also to blame for that. More so the older generation

>>33183544
>Get your fucking membership

Use a dupe number though. They will cold call you every 2 weeks for cash

>Sauce: Former donor.

>>33187063
Crazy thing is that its just general money going to the party as far as I know. I'd rather donate directly to Maxime if I'm going to donate.

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Aww shit, Goodale has announce 7 more members to the firearms committee.

https://firearmrights.ca/en/goodale-announces-7-additional-members-of-cfac-ottawa/

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>>33186598
I don't have a line on an FNC, but I do know where to get an FN CAL upper/barrel/etc. So close enough.
>>33186586
I wanna do this with mine, or something similar.
>B U S H G U N

>>33187044
The Progressive Conservative Party was substantially different from the modern Conservative Party (which owes a lot to the Reform Party), but I can understand where you were coming from. Apart from Reform, gun owners didn't have a lot of friends in the 90s.

>>33180521
>People there are actually pretty receptive once you show his platform.
Because they actually believe he's one of their "muh white people" candidates.

>>33182577
>tfw I'm the angry guy from halifax and I signed up to vote for Mad Max weeks ago
>tfw actual conservatives are wringing their hands over it
Sad.

>>33187337
Indeed, but its crazy that things went as bad as it did. With very little resistance on the whole.

Now we have >>33187156 to contend with. Up until the conservatives get a majority again (and God willing) we get Maxime Bernier as the party leader.

>>33187156
great, so if the next 5 aren't pro-gun then we're completely fucked.

>>33187781
Apparently Rod from CCFR is trying to contact Goodale about getting a seat at the table.

Wtf I just got a new copy of my pal in the mail. Anyone have this happen?

>>33187839
But having the CCFR represented on the firearms committee would be logical, ergo, it's not going to happen.

Has Vexed Maximilian commented on conceal carry yet?

I just want to feel safe, is that too much to ask.

>>33179690
I just watched this interview and he still supports barrel length restrictions. Stop making dumb regulations that serve no purpose.

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>>33187156
>CEO of the Canadian Women's Foundation invited to advise on gun laws

I don't understand.

>>33189124
I hope he doesn't openly support CC during his campaign, that would be political suicide. One step at a time anon, Rome wasn't built in a day and all that.

>>33189392
Muh diversity. Fucking Trudeau

>>33189124
any time anyone mentions _anything_ that isn't already included in his platform he says "platform first, then we'll talk"

He is not going to publicly comment on suppressors, OC, CC, stand-your-ground, make-my-day, come-at-me-bro, technicals, SPGs, fully automatic assault knives, sharks with fricken' laserbeams, etc.

>>33189392
Guns kill trillions of strong womyn every second so we an expert on the panel to help stop this epidemic.

>>33189392
This isn't really a good group for us. on CGN someone did a breakdown, and 3 of the new people are associated with the Coalition for Gun Control, and one (the cop) was pro-LGR:

>Suzanne Jackson – Chair of the Board at the Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA)
>Representative of an organization that is identified as a member of the Coalition for Gun Control and vocally opposed to Bill C-391; an early attempt to terminate the long gun registry.

>Paul Pageau – President of the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians (CAEP)
>Representative of an organization that is identified as a member of the Coalition for Gun Control and vocally opposed to Bill C-391; an early attempt to terminate the long gun registry.

>Paulette Senior – Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Women’s Foundation
>Former head of the YWCA in Canada. Presided over the YWCA during the YWCA’s membership in the Coalition for Gun Control. Opposed to efforts aimed at eliminating long gun registry.

>Clive Weighill – Past President of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP)
>Representative of an organization that is identified as a member of the Coalition for Gun Control and vocally opposed the elimination of the long gun registry by supporting then CACP President (and now sitting MP) Bill Blair.

>>33190087
>This isn't really a good group for us
I don't think you understand. ANYONE appointed to any sort of council like this is not going to be good for us. Ever.
These rabidly anti-gun people are as close to nepotism you can get without being family members.

>>33190218
Do we have any idea if this group will advise on a course that leads to concrete action or if, like everything else Trudeau does, it will amount to nothing?

>>33190362
Best we can hope for is they become a colossal waste of your and my money and nothing law-wise changes.

>>33190410
I don't even want to imagine worst case scenario then

>>33190410
Remind me just how poorly the libs have spent the country into debt.

>>33190410
do you suppose there's some solace in the fact that the RCMP are the ones making the laws right now and right now their whims while ridiculous and garbage are probably slightly less garbage than what the friendship committee would probably recommend?

>>33190491
Only the type of solace to be found if you had the choice of dying by firing squad or lethal injection.

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>>33190410
I dunno, maybe it has to get worse before it gets better. The last time the Liberals suggested an attack on gun rights, we got Harper. Let's say Trou D'eau's Merry Band of Faggots suggests a semi-auto ban with Archie Empie's seal of approval(Men don't wear pistols in Canada!)

Not only does the legislation get put forth, but actually gets signed into law. Even SUGGESTING a handgun ban got us an eventual majority back in the early 2000's, and we have far more Restricted owners now than then. That's a fucking slam dunk for a Conservative majority next election. /ourguy/ would have his campaign on easy mode.

So the question is, are you willing to lose an SKS to get EVERYTHING in a couple of years?

>>33190723
Gun rights are a niche issue compared to lots of other things. I wouldn't expect any move the gun grabbers make to really shift public opinion outside the firearms community

>>33190723
>maybe it has to get worse before it gets better
Like the RCMP saying "Our word is law. .22 magazines are now limited. Fuck the Firearms Act. Bow to us you pieces of shit."

>So the question is, are you willing to lose an SKS to get EVERYTHING in a couple of years?

Hold the fuck up dude.
Think about this for a second. Speaking about lifting magazine limits brings up "YOU DON'T CARE ABOUT THE WOMEN AT POLYTECHNIQUE DO YOU?". It is INFINITELY harder to reverse a law in our politics than it is to put it into place.
The fudds will completely abandon us to keep their savage and tikka rifles and we'd have a demand to turn in all of our semi-automatic rifles for $0 compensation. You don't get that shit reversed.
>Oh anon, they wouldn't do that.
Remember the cz-858 and Swiss rifle "buyback"?
They don't give two shits about you or I or our property.

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>>33191067
t h i s
the vast majority of leafs don't give two hoots about us, so we gotta fight for every last bit.

>>33187354

A large portion of /pol/ is libertarian, m8. Lots of old Ron Paul supporters.

>>33187372
>Angry Halifax Anon voting for Mad Max

You've redeemed yourself a bit in my eyes, desu.

>>33187372
that's the second time you've mentioned this, you little cunt bitch. stop digging around for attention

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J U S T

>>33192472
>stop digging around for attention
Actually what I'm trying to do is shame people into signing up.

I'm, "a big horrible librul who can't possibly love guns", cause I don't normally vote conservative, but I'm still trying to put Mad Max in charge of the Tories.

So what excuse do all the Harper humpers around here have for not signing up to vote? Oh right, none!

>>33193183
This.

Well at least I was a liberal. But then I found /pol/

>>33193222

I was a "liberal" when I was a teenager/young adult. Didn't take too long after getting interested in firearms to learn how fucked government is in this country and across the world.

The fact that we have a libertarian candidate at the forefront is a dream come true.

>>33193518
I've actually always been a centerist.

When I use my vote it's usually to weaken the incumbent party, unless I think they are doing an okay job.

>>33193530

I was just naive enough to think that the party named after liberty actually believed and practiced such.

>>33193554
Liberalism apparently means "polite police" in the 21st century.

They tell you what you can and can't eat.
What you can and can't say.
Who should get your hard earned money
etc.
Also they always claim they are going to pay for their extravagant promises by taxing the rich, but their taxes seem to target the dwindling middle class more than anything.

>>33193574

One of my favourite moments in Canadian political history is when Jean Chrétien was getting kicked out of the LPC, so he changes the political finance laws so that you can't survive off just a few really large donors (The model the LPC had been using for ages). That ended up crippling the party drastically and empowering the conservatives who historically got a larger number of smaller donations.

>>33193611
Because liberals and their voters take every opportunity they can to hurl personal insults at the working class; making sure they will only ever vote NDP or Conservative.

Trudeau needed only flirt with working class voters and that got him a majority on his first try.

But with a lack of follow-through I doubt it's going to fool them another cycle.

>>33193641
>Trudeau needed only flirt with working class voters and that got him a majority on his first try.

There was a lot more context to it that pushed him beyond a minority government (mostly in Quebec, mind you), but yeah... People are fucking pissed.

Even my mother, who has voted for the LPC every election since she came of age, is so disappointed with him that she's, at best, going to cancel her vote next time, if not vote for someone else. If Bernier wins the leadership, she might even vote Conservative for the first time in her life.

>>33193695
But at the same time... I finally see now in my 30s, after having flirted with socialism and PC culture... I still believe strongly in the importance of individual liberty...

But as I watch the world around me slowly sink into a state of entropic decay while people wallow around apathetically in decadence I see the coming of exactly what the traditionalists who I once insulted feared.

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Anyone in Windsor going to see Mad Max on monday?

Also any questions you want me to ask him ?

http://windsorstar.com/news/local-news/conservative-leadership-candidate-maxime-bernier-to-hold-windsor-breakfast-meeting

>>33193742

I remember getting into arguments with my father about this shit. In hindsight, I could tell he knew that I'd figure it out in the long-run, but I still feel dumb about it. Pretty sure he went through the same thing with his father.

>>33193757
Legal weed decriminalization. Hes stated before hes on board and having him mention that over and over might bring more votes in than "dude can we get like full autos?"

>>33193830
>dude can we get like full autos
baby steps, baby steps

>>33193836
Exactly. Need to take that inch before demanding a mile

>>33193695
His poll support fell 7% in 2 months. That is pretty dramatic.

>>33193854

Wait until Max has ads across both English and French Canada railing him for his broken promises. It's going to be a slaughter.

And you know what they say: You can't spell slaughter without laughter!

>>33193866
I dunno though. Sure the media might be criticizing him now but when it comes time for re-election they will close ranks behind Trudeau and demonize everyone else.

>>33193757
You should ask something Normie-friendly.

Like reference some of the hate speech convictions/kangaroo court ass kickings people have gotten over dumb shit. Ask him something that he can immediately connect to the whole audience with and give a high test response to.

Like
>blah blah blah dumb shit hate speech legislation, guy who got fined 6 gorillion dollars for making a bad joke. What will you do to protect and restore freedom of speech in Canada?

>>33193933

Oh, most definitely. Check out this interview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7cRbRR94s8

You know he's going to basically be campaigning against the CBC. That'll just make the victory all the sweeter.

>>33194085
Lol fucking CBC. That interview was fucking horrible. He didn't even get a chance to speak.

Yet, I still see useful idiots with save the CBC yard signs for some reason though.

I like mad max's platform for the most part. He commits to no carbon tax like 5 times on his website.

>>33194085
Jesus fuck, They literally did exactly what he was talking about, And now the shitty libtards supporting Trudump will go fucking nuts.

>>33193641
>Trudeau needed only flirt with working class voters and that got him a majority on his first try.

yep. That's how he got me. Never again.

>>33194191
>We might have to run just a sthmall defsssisssit you guyssss.
>60 BILLION DOLLARS!

>>33194191
I never supported him, and even I am disappointed with his poor performance. He has done pretty much nothing in two years.

>>33194231
Because he made his 300+ promises expecting to have a minority government and no way to fulfill them.

He got blindsided with a majority victory, started fulfilling the promises, ran out of money in the first week, and basically has been sitting on his hands ever since.

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>>33194231

>>33194255
Pretty much this.

>>33194243
>ran out of money
he has been pretty merrily spending billions on god knows what with little to show for it.

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>>33194085
>>33194146
I hope CBC goes nuts against him and just discredit themselves more. I have a deep hatred for them after seeing enough of this shitty show where I work. Like everything they make, it's far worse than the competition, has stupidly low viewership, and a budget to match the Walking Dead.

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>>33194296

He's not just spending tax dollars, he's spending what little goodwill people have for his entire party.

Hope it's worth it, guys. 2019 is going to hit you like a freight train.

>>33194380

You know when, in tv shows, they have a big turkey dinner? In most productions, they use fake food, since you can reuse it over and over again. Hell, you can even rent them.

Not the CBC! Nope. They'll have tax dollars pay for a real fucking turkey dinner to sit on the set.

>>33194380
They need to be defunded and left to die. Their relentless political bias is sickening.

>>33194382
On the contrary, the professional statisticians in CBC comments sections often assert that the Conservatives have no chance to win in 2019.

>>33195900
The comments section of the CBC is about the most cancerous place on the internet

>>33194038
>complaining about hate-speech laws
>normie-friendly
Noone is getting sued for millions for making a joke on facebook. So let's not get the man to hang himself on some stupid 'free speech' question, when people's hate speech complaints rarely seem to be about freedom.

>>33193830
This man got the right idea.

Trudeau voters are pissed about weed still being illegal, elections not being reformed, and a few other things like the 'cash for access' scandal (noone fucking cares about his selfie addiction and just generally being a celebrity, half the time conservatives are wishing they had that kind of attention). So if Mad Max wants to #freetheweed, that's something people should hear him talk about. It will blow a lot of fucking minds if we got a pro-weed Tory candidate, and there's plenty of Tories who are in favour of legalization these days too. If he's pro-electoral reform, even better.


Remember when it comes to normies, or people with normie-tendencies, they usually don't care about one single issue (and if they do, it's usually not going to be guns). And between local MP's and whoever's leading the party, you're not certain to get someone who favours all your interests in both positions (MP and PM), even if they're from the same party. So most people weigh all of someone's issues rather than focus on any single one, and go with the person who supports more of the things you like. This is also why we have a relatively high number of swing voters in this country as well.

And why I'll probably be voting for Mad Max, even though I don't agree with all of his policies.

(also, apparently I have to start watching CBC, just to see if it's as horrible as you all say)

>>33195900
>CBC comments sections often assert that the Conservatives have no chance to win in 2019
If the Tories choose an idiot like O'Leary or Leitch to lead them, then they are probably right. Canadians are more worried about the dangers of moose limbs, than muslims, and either of those idiots talking about bans, draining the swamp, or anything 'trump-like', is not likely to win points with people. Especially since there's still another 2 years until the election, so plenty of time to watch all the 'fun' from the sidelines with the popcorn.

>>33195935
>Remember when it comes to normies, or people with normie-tendencies, they usually don't care about one single issue
Normies are far more likely to be single-issue voters than those with an interest in politics or economics.

>>33195935
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wb55teb1gJ0
Not even white and this disgusted me.

>>33195935
>apparently I have to start watching CBC, just to see if it's as horrible as you all say
For some reason I can't find the original video, did they pull it?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJD6Y662VfU
This is what your and my money goes to.

>>33195935
>I have to start watching CBC, just to see if it's as horrible as you all say
It is. I occasionally turn on CBC radio when I'm driving, and whenever the subject turns to politics, economics, or social issues, the leftism gets turned up to 11. I have yet to hear a single unbiased presenter when they talk about Trump.

Their science and tech stuff is ok, but plenty of other publications and websites manage to deliver the same content without millions of dollars of taxpayer money.

>>33196388
>>33195991
Instant rage at the thought a public broadcaster actually made this fucking shit. That and the much publicized no Caucasians hiring policy they have for certain positions is ridiculous.

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>>33196399
>In dentist's office for regular cleaning
>CBC radio is on over office speakers
>CBC knockoff of This American Life starts playing story about how those crazy feminists that fucked over that web designer and dragged him to court and got him legally banned from using the internet for the duration of the legal proceedings (2 years) finally lost their insane case.
>Program is interviewing batshit feminists and spinning story as 'a travesty of justice' and 'proof of modern sexism'
>Nearly blow an aneurysm and sputter to prevent myself from launching into massive tirade to hygienist about how fucked that story was

Seeing as The Red Green show and Mr. Dressup stopped airing a long time ago, if we drop the CBC nothing of value will be lost.

>>33196495
Hockey night in Canada is also a shell of its former self. They fucked up and need to be defunded

>>33196388
My post above yours, just search beige power on youtube.

>>33196476
>>33196495
I don't understand why in the flying fuck we needed a public broadcasting station in the first place. In wartime, governments get broadcast priority on all private channels anyway, so the public emergency aspect is a non-issue.

It's just a money grab by producers whose content would otherwise be uncompetitive on the open market. If your programming is indeed so amazing and highly demanded (as proponents of the CBC claim), consumers and advertisers will be more than willing to pay for it.

>>33196495
>Mr. Dressup
That was funded by CBC? Man that brings me back.

>>33196343
This won't disgust people unless they are proud of their heritage, and then it's disgusting people of all colors honestly. Do you think Proud Pajeet or Wang wants their Daughter's/Son's to get bleached or blacked?

>>33196343
I'm multi-ethnic and found that video to be like fingers on a chalk board, and highly racist.

Especially since mixed race doesn't = beige. I don't see where that retarded crap comes from. My darkie brother has mostly white kids, and if I ever have kids they could be darkies even though I'm passable as white.

A lot of this shit is determined by genes that are either on or off.

>>33196568
We don't need it. The only reason it exists anymore is inertia, there is always something more important to do, and the useful idiots who clamber to keep it even though they never watch it

>>33196736
The main guy in the video is Shaun Majumder
Wiki states:
Majumder has said that because he was raised by a white mother and around white people, he had no idea he "was anything but white".[2] In his standup acts, he jokes about joining his schoolmates in chanting racist slurs before realizing that he was the victim they were talking about.[2][3]

Footnote: Married one of the (white) girls from charmed, my sister loved that show.

>>33196849
Forgot to green text that.

>>33196849
I call BS on that. I was a kid once too.
>Why is that guys skin darker?
>why do joos wear funny hats?
etc.

>>33196849
Of course he married a white girl

>>33180024
That's the thing though, do we need to rank all candidates to make a valid ballot?

>parties and candidates often advise their supporters on their lower preferences, especially in Australia where a voter must rank all candidates to cast a valid ballot.

>>33196885
>Why is that guys skin darker?
sunburn from lack of sunscreen
>why do joos wear funny hats?
because curly hair acts as Velcro

>>33197208
>do we need to rank all candidates to make a valid ballot?
no.

don't list o'leary or chong at all.

>>33197306
What's wrong with chong? I haven't heard anything that terrible about him.

>>33197329
He thinks the only thing related to guns is hunting. He isn't even up to date on how ATTs work

>>33197270
Yeah I'm not sure where the skin tones assumption comes from, when I started going to daycare/preschool it was mostly "white" kids. And this is where it gets complicated because the "white" kids come from russia all the way to iceland and are usually abit mixed euro already (all different eye colors hair colors etc) On top of that, there we're tall kids, short kids, fat kids. I definitely understood that the afro and oriental kids looked different than I did, but I was not aware that we we're categorized in a way that just lumped us into Black, White, Brown, Yellow. To me the dark haired brown eyed "White" kid with straight hair was less like me, than the black kid with curly hair. Because I had curly hair too and we were closer in height, even though it was blonde and I had blue eyes.

>>33197208
No. You actually only get to rank 10 out of 14 if no one drops out anyways. just list who you find acceptable in decreasing order. If you leave someone off the list there is no way they can get your vote even if all other candidates are eliminated

I'm going to bump our dead thread with my excitement about getting my first restricted.
Bought a cz75 and waiting for the CFO to get their end done.

>>33196343
FFS Shawn M'junder has been making the exact same joke for like 20 years now.

>>33197329
he has curiously fewer campaign commitments than others I've looked into.
His policy on making housing affordable by privatizing the CMHC seems like it could just as likely do harm than good.
Reading between the lines of his income tax reduction plan and his tax exemption for low-income Canadians sounds an awful lot like the middle class is going to get the shortest end of the deal.
His democratic reform plan sounds incredibly noncommittal, he's just riding the disappointment in Trudeau nixing electoral reform hype wave.

>>33200716
Democratic reform is a meme anyway

Anyone else go the gun show in stony plain today?
was a bit shit i thought

>>33202018
Man, last time I went to that it was all sporterized enfields and SKS rifles, a $2000 WWII German helmet and misc parts.

>>33202085
It was a lot of that. less sks but more lever guns and overpriced ancient .22's and scopes

>>33180605
I was with him until that point. Transfer payments are what's making it possible to live in places like Atlantic Canada. I could always just go and live on welfare in a richer province I guess.

In other words, I'm getting your fucking money anyway, so piss off.

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>>33202326
oh look it's the assblasted lazy easterner that shows up in every thread to brag about how lazy he is.
Keep it up!

>>33179690
Is it legal to saw down a shotgun barrel (by myself) as long as it remains within the legal length? I want to make a more compact and handy shotgun to sling around my back while hiking on crown land for defense against predators and the occasional grouse that pops up. I was thinking of picking up a cheapo >250$ 12 guage off of the EE and doing it to that.

Also, why is .32 and .25 prohibited? seems ultra-arbitrary

>>33202424
No any modification to barrel length makes it prohibited

>>33202458
Idiot.
>>33202424
You can cut a manual to 18" and semis to 18.5". Best to always cut around 1/4" longer to be safe.

>>33202395
Better believe it. I haven't worked in ten years. I just ate a Big Mac that (You) paid for. And you're going to keep paying for them, and here's why: if life here gets unbearable, we'll move. I'll move, my family will move, my friends will move, and my friend's friends. It happened in Alberta, and it'll happen elsewhere. We're lazy, but we're not stupid. We'll come into your neighborhoods and vote NDP if that's what we have to do.

>>33202424
You can saw the barrel down to 45.7cm but no shorter or it becomes a prohib.
I suggest finding a used dominion arms shorty for cheap or check corwin arms, if they don't have them in stock they'll probably get more in a few months

the .25 and .32 was """""allegedly""""" because of the "saturday night special" cheap handguns that were """"""easily concealable"""""
in reality it was just one more way to ban large numbers of guns by pretending there was some logic to it

God when does this fucking faggot weed meme get out of office. We are boned if he wins the 2019 election and Dems win the 2018 one in the US.

>>33202512
I should have mentioned that I'm looking for a cheap pump action, with no real desire to pay more than 250

>>33197329
What other said, but he's also super big on carbon taxation.

Red Tory through and through.

>>33197355

He said ATT's are onerous "for hunting and the like". Have you ever gotten an ATT for hunting?!

>>33202424
Banning 32's, 25's and sub-106mm barrels got rid of over half the handguns in the country in one blow.

>>33202326

If you get rid of transfer payments while also improving free trade within the country, businesses in Eastern provinces can benefit from the increased potential market and thereby the economy of scale.

Welfare does not generate wealth.

t. Quebecer

>>33180608
Supper-early morning greetings from BC bud

>>33203535
Its 3am the hell you on aboot?

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>>33202326
>Transfer payments are what's making it possible to live in places like Atlantic Canada

>>33203540
I don't know what BC time you're on bud but it's 4:22 right now.

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>>33203487
MFW

>businesses in Eastern provinces

There's like, a McDonald's, A Costco, and a call center.

>>33203838
>Only the things I use on a daily basis exist

This isn't the Truman show. Hell, being able to sell brew across provincial lines without it being a huge regulatory nightmare alone would be greatly beneficial.

>>33203969
Free the Beer

>>33203066
Isn't he like Neo-Conservative? So basically a Liberal wearing a blue tie?

>>33204476

Pretty much. His platform is 100% carbon tax and identity politics.

>We lost to the Liberals the last election, so clearly the only winning move is to BECOME the Liberals!

does anyone know off the top what the waiting list situation is like at silverdale? i would go to urban tactical, but the fact that dave isn't running a "club level safety course" basically fucks me if there is ever a match at silverdale or anywhere that requires it.

>>33204939

It drives me up the wall that so many places require it. As if we aren't already vetted for safety.

Why did I get a new pal in the mail?

How different is the SKS in terms of shootability and feel compared to an 858?

>>33205084

check the back, probably has the new conditions on it.

>>33205084
because loners turn into mass shooters.

>>33205108

The VZ 58 is significantly better in just about all ways except price.

>>33203838
IT and Software Development is E U P H O R I C here right now because we're so poor here we'll work for less but with the low cost of living end up neutral compared to other areas in Canada. That and because of how shitty our dollar is we make bank near-sourcing for American companies who don't want to pay Americans to do the work but outsourcing to India/China reflects poorly on the company's standards.

>>33188080
did you recently obtain a restricted firearm for the first time?if so that license now has an authorization to transport (att) attached to it.

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>>33194085
That was absolute cringe. Fuck Cbc.

>>33205208
Nope exactly the same

>>33181416
Not every SKS stock is in good condition bud.
My friend got his, and as we were cleaning off the cosmoline, we noticed that the wood had a funny hue going on.

The stock was rotten on the inside.

So he got a Matador Arms (buy Canadian) Sabertooth aluminum stock for it.

It's a pretty sweet looking rifle.

>>33199782
Post pics when you get it. I like Czs.

>>33183849
>>33183771
>>33183721
>>33183544
>>33182577
Holy fuck.. I'm doing this the moment I get home.

Maximum Bernier here we come.

>get fucked o'LEARY.

>>33190450
Both parties have spent Canada into an ever increasing debt since the 70's.

Not even Martin's clamshell budgeting into a virtual surplus stopped the debt climb.

>>33206421
Chretien campaigned on scrapping the GST, then decided to keep it and still overspent...

>>33194085
Fuck you THH22M host, he will be PM.

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>mfw CBC had a roundtable this morning shitting on Leitch for caring about Canadian values
>mfw they know Max is too perfect to badmouth so they go after a candidate with no chance
>mfw they'll dig up the biker gang thing because it's the only dirt they've got

>>33205108
Comfier, more accurate, generally better build quality, better safety (both placement and style), inherent ability to use both stripper clips and magazines (note that you do need clips better than the NC Star ones to use them), generally more aesthetic. I got one for my first rifle, I do recommend it if you can afford it.

>>33206621
>they'll dig up the biker gang thing because it's the only dirt they've got

And just remember to belittle that attack anytime you see it.

The "super secret classified NATO documents", that his opponents hype over, that he forgot there was nothing but a memo about upcoming his meeting with Condoleezza Rice.

It had nothing on it compromising, it would be like you leaving a "remember, your dental appointment is at 2pm on this day at this building" paper at your girlfriends.

Yes it's a government document, and yes he messed up by leaving it there, and he took FULL RESPONSIBILITY for it unlike a bunch of other politicians out there would have done.

>there are people ITT who don't own a single restricted

What's your excuse?

>>33206957
Well I have no money for 2 months membership for a range in Quebec before I move, just so I can buy a restricted, but I'm getting one soon after being back in Ontario.

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>>33206957
>There are people here who don't own a single Prohib
What's your excuse?

Anyone know anywhere to shoot near Sherbrooke, QC? I'm looking for some crown land to go shooting on but I can't seem to find anything.

>>33206822
Could just let max own up to it and point out the stupidity in it and the smear campaign.

If I'm not mistaken the claim that the gf had hells angels connections or is part of the hells angels, when really its she had an ex bf that had connections or was an asscoate of the hells angels.

When people realize how disingenuous it is, it might turn public opinion against cbc and the like, or at least against the smear.

>>33207192
He already has owned up to it, and will continue to say the same thing.

>>33206957
Only range within a three hour drive is the 'no fun allowed' type. Paper-punching only, 100 yards max. If they had a 3-gun course or something I'd get my RPAL in a heartbeat.

>>33207309
I know. All he needs to do is keep that up and point out any falsities in statements made against him and propaganda against him loses its power and appeal.

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>>33207666

Checked.

Meanwhile, Trudeau has shoved his foot into his mouth so far that his jaw has locked around his calf.

The LPC knows it's fucked.

>>33206957
I don't know what pistol I want.

>>33207844
All of them.

Why does anybody trust that quebeker? His self-serving rhetoric about freedom just makes him sound like he's to cowardly to be a separatist.

>>33207949
>Likes freedom
>Selfish
4/10

>>33206957
my province's CFO tries so hard to stop us from getting our PAL/RPAL that I have to go out of province to find a CFSC that's possible for a person who works a 9-5 job

>>33207844

Your post ends in .44, bruv.

It's a sign.

... Does anyone make Schofield repros in .44 Special?

>>33207949

If he was truly self-serving, he'd want more power for the federal government so that he could profit from it more.

Do you truly believe that Canada would not benefit from free interprovincial trade?

>>33208000

Checked.

>>33208000
>>33208044
It's self serving to quebec. What does he really want? He was a nobody a year ago and we're supposed to believe a qubeker truly cares about the rest of Canada? Give me a break. His teeth don't hide his forked tongue.

>>33207040
networking/connections, age

>>33208075
He has been known of for some time. They were talking about him back in 2010

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3XSAXqoado

>>33207949
Not sure what you're getting at.
Find me a politician that you can trust.

Now find me a politician that has reason to dislike the current government and has reasonable promises. I have yet to see another politician actually tarnish their career by tacking firearms laws. What guy who's looking out for himself would do that?
If Mad Max were as scummy as you make him out to be he would promise safe shit that wouldn't bring any negative attention to him.

>>33208075

A nobody? He has been elected four times, never earning less than 50.71% of the votes in his riding and actually earning 67.02% back in 2006.

He has long been allowed to be the most outspoken libertarian of the entire party, being given the position of Minister of Industry, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of State for Small Business and Tourism AND Minister for Small Business and Tourism and Agriculture.

Just because you didn't know about him does not mean he was unimportant, because clearly he has been very busy.

As for it being self serving to Quebec, why the FUCK would one of the most defining parts of his platform be getting rid of transfer payments? Your argument makes no fucking sense.

People were calling him "The Albertan from Quebec" ever since he became an MP.

>>33207949
0/10 bait would not even reply

>>33208097
Thanks I'll give that a watch.
>>33208120
>>33208127
I wasn't calling him "scummy". I don't understand what's hard to understand. It's not like there isn't historical conflict between Canadians and quebecers that would make trusting a person from quebec leading the Conservatives difficult. I want to know that they care about this country and aren't playing dual loyalties. The guy was a separatist. Why would I not take that into consideration?

>>33208411

AFAIK, Maxime himself was never a separatist, though his father was.

Is it really that hard for you to accept who he is as a person because of where he was born? If people treated you like a hick for being from Alberta or a hippy for being from BC, despite you clearly not being such... That'd be pretty shitty of them.

Harper was from Toronto, you know. Did he strike you as your typical Torontonian?

>>33208411
Said he had a forked tongue and that he's cowardly.

Neither of which have ever been shown by the guy.
GOD FORBID someone wants good relations between French and English Canada.

>>33206957

I live with my parents. They will not allow me to keep guns at home. Therefore, I cannot have a safe in my house and no restricted.

I do have 2 non-restricted but not in the house.

>>33208127
yeah, when I started looking into him I was quite impressed with how well rounded his career's been up until now. He's been in enough different parts of government that he's got a much better idea of what challenges are faced in each level of government.

>>33208800
He also has some understanding as to what our tax dollars are being misused or wasted on.

>>33205584
>>33206716

I have a VZ58 and I'm looking to expand my arsenal. I'm just wondering if it would be worth getting an SKS.

>>33208722
Move out.

>>33207040

Not RCMP

>>33208964

>Toronto home prices up 27%

Maybe in 5 years.

>>33209001
Leave Toronto. That place is cancer.

>>33209022

Toronto prices affect everywhere else, unfortunately.

>>33209001
It's a bubble friendo

>>33209053

Hopefully it pops sooner than later.

>>33208890
I bought a VZ58 first, got an SKS later. I'll say it's still a fun gun, but the VZ58 still has the edge in a lot of ways. That being said, I definitely do enjoy the SKS as well, in it's own way.

>>33208556
>AFAIK, Maxime himself was never a separatist, though his father was
He was involved with the PQ and said he is proud of being a separatist in the past.
>Is it really that hard for you to accept who he is as a person because of where he was born?
What? I don't trust the guy because of his past and things he has said.
>>33208611
>Said he had a forked tongue and that he's cowardly
Yep. When I see this guy talking about provincial autonomy and the need for less government control it's always from the Quebec point of view not Canada as a whole. Wrapping it in libertarian rhetoric and taking into account the past it seems reasonable to question what the true motivation is.
>GOD FORBID someone wants good relations between French and English Canada
He didn't feel that way before. What's his plan to do this? Separatism has always been used a knife to throat negotiation tactic it's foolish to not be wary.

>>33209150
O'Leary pls

>>33209150
what if he was a separatist because he knew how mismanaged our country is and figured he could at least save his province then he had a revelation that he had to save us all from ourselves.

>>33209791
>he had a revelation that he could save everyone instead
That should be the opening to his inauguration speech, or whatever we have here

>>33207040
Can you even use prohibs? do you have to go to special prohib ranges? (legally speaking)

>>33209150
>it seems reasonable to question what the true motivation is.
Ok, so how do you go about doing this?

All your talk of questioning and reasonable suspcion is just code for
>once a separatist always a separatist
because there is no way to peer into his brain to determine what he actually believes. You either accept what he is telling you, or you reject it. People have already put forward arguments that corroborate his current position. You've clearly made up your mind, so what is the point of discussing further?

>>33207040
So you have a 12.X on your pal CTG?

>>33211069
r u a cuck m8?

>Needing a license to own prohibs

>>33210933
>You either accept what he is telling you, or you reject it
Very persuasive.
>so what is the point of discussing further
Because I see these meme images here and I wanted to see if the people posting them had anything interesting or unique to say about him and who he is particularly when Bernier is vying to be the leader of the CPC and if successful has a chance to be the PM of Canada and considering we have another Trudeau making a mess it's important that the right person is doing the job?

>>33211227
RCMP pls go. I don't want my door kicked in at 2 am.

>>33211314
post PAL

Thanks
- T.NotRCMP

>>33211348
>implying I have a pal

>>33209062
Won't pop while China still exists.

>>33209150

You realize he voted "NO" in the 1995 referendum, right?

He also refused to impose tariffs against Chinese-made bicycles AND subsidizing bicycles made in Quebec because he did not want to put a few hundred jobs in the area ahead of the interests of all Canadians.

To say that he puts Quebec first is patently untrue. He's one of the few ideologically consistent politicians in Ottawa and you're rejecting him because he's a proper Canadien.

For shame.

>>33180649
i picked some up at the stony plain gun show on the weekend. havent shot any yet.

>>33211293
>very persuasive
You're the one asking for something that cannot be delivered. We cannot read the minds of politicians we can only go by what they say, what they have done in the past, and a rational extrapolation of their future behavior. As I said, people have already given you reasons why he is unlikely to be a separatist sleeper agent waiting for the chance to strike.

How about you provide the falsification criteria? What do YOU think would convince you that Bernier is legit?

Guys, is there any reason I shouldn't spend $1000 of my tax return on a Ruger American .45 ACP?

>>33213269
No. Do it faggot

>>33213295
How does it shoot?

>>33213323
I dunno, byy one and tell me

>>33213269
You can buy a sexy combat tested military grade pistol for that kind of money. If you want a Glockoff it's called the SD9VE.

>>33202326
He's not getting rid of them. >>33180605
He's just reforming the formula so that it doesn't incentivize provinces to be lazy and not develop their resources.

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>>33182577
Can I get some context for that pic? Is he saying Tupac turned into a hologram anime girl? Because that's my fetish.

>>33180649
Grabbed some at the stony plain show. $45/20 which is pretty steep so hopefully they're actually tracer

>>33213269
Do you absolutely want a .45?

>>33206046
Pics?

>>33206046
>>33215302

https://colonelmustard.ca/products/sabertooth-sks-aluminum-stock-black

Holy shit, it costs more than the rifle.

>>33211348
hey tokguy ,havent seen you in a while.

>only one candidate is actually good
>the other popular candidates are shit
Why
Half tempted to run but i dont have the cash and i dont want to waste my time because i have little to no experience in politics
But god damn why are half become like liberals while the other half is like lmao ban guns

>>33215317
>$350+cost of the rifle
That's Norinco M1A/AR money

>>33202458
idiot

>>33215317
on a similar note i bought a grizzly 12 ga 12.5 for 350 and i want to upgrade to moe stock for 150,overall im ok with it though,someone just needs to have it in stock when i've got 150 to spare.

Has anyone been to the Orangeville gun show? I'm thinking of going on March 26th, but I don't quite know what to expect.

>>33210611
We just shoot on crownland

>>33211069
Hahahahaha, no.
>>33210611
Crown land is where I go.
>>33208999
>Implying

Anyone know of crown land near Sherbrooke? I can't make heads or tails of the french or maps that I can manage to find.

>>33217159
Find any patch of land, preferably forested land, that has as few people in the area as possible, is 300m away from a main road, and has no "no trespassing" or "private land" signs and shoot there, if cops show up, just say you thought you could shoot there cause it was safe and there was no signs saying you couldnt and if you cant theyll most likely tell you where you can shoot, cops arent always literally hitler when they stop you with guns

>>33217203
Sure, but SQ are pretty much all pricks to begin with, and I can't speak any french at all (except swear words) so they're going to be even less kind than usual.

>>33217209
Arrest them and leave them handcuffed to their car

>>33206957
Ranges are social places. That's too much for my tism to handle. Why own guns that I can't play with?

>>33217284
If only it were that easy.

>>33207040
Is there enough difference between inch pattern mags and metric to now work it either or will they just be sloppy/tight

>>33217469
Not work in either**

>>33217469
One will work in the other, but not the other way around and I forget which way it works.

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>>33196495
>>33196587
>Mr. Dressup
Ma fellow maple-nigga's.

Watched him all the time as a little kid. And when I think about it you guys are right that they have few to no good entertainment programs anymore (entertainment is pretty subjective anyway).

>>33197381
Actually, you're basically describing the same situation the comic was, just better. What I mean is that both of are saying that you didn't put people in categories, "white, black, etc.", because without getting all philosophical, that's generally not how kids thing.. But just as you had eyes in your head to recognize the kid with brown skin was different than yourself, it's logical to assume that majumder did too.

>>33204516
Red Tories have always been about being fiscally conservative while socially centrist.

And global warming and race shit are social issues.

>>33217625
Fiscally conservative doesn't mean supporting a carbon tax, if anything it means the opposite given that the carbon tax does nothing but raise prices on consumer end without touching the corporations who adjust their prices to include it.

>>33217625
Ain't no red Tory motherfucka gonna win that race

>>33203969
>being able to sell brew across provincial lines
Since we have a few breweries here in NS I can see that being a good thing too.

>>33205609
Rumour is that when Trudeau was in Halifax a while ago, it was because of talks with some major software developers who are thinking of moving here (got a friend who works in Ubisoft who tipped me off).

That said, I'd really not like to have the provincial health care system fucked up royally. But also doubt that Max would be able to make those kinda of radical changes anyway, so he's still getting my vote.

>>33206621
>thinking Leitch had the right to define what Canadian Values are
Fuck off.

>>33217654
What is with you maritime fucks voting liberal in lock step?

>>33217654

As far as health care is concerned, Bernier's platform is to reduce federal taxation and red tape so that provinces can tax their own population appropriately to maintain the service level that their constituents expect while allowing businesses to thrive by being able to freely sell in a larger market.

As it is now, when provinces fuck up their medicare systems, they just say "Well, Ottawa didn't give us enough money, so it's their fault!".

>>33217731
Essentially force responsibility on those who did in fact screw up.

Hopefully Bernier will be up for re-introducing fraternal/friendly societies or mutual aid societies with lodge practice being allowed once again.

>>33217775

Got any links where I can read up on them?

>>33217804
Mises talks about them and they even did a book review that someone made on the subject.

https://mises.org/library/welfare-welfare-state

https://mises.org/library/review-mutual-aid-welfare-state-fraternal-societies-and-social-services-1890%E2%80%931967-david

A brief version of the concept was on the following video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFoXyFmmGBQ

The video is made by an anarchist-capitalist, and while I don't agree with everything the author puts forth I see a great deal that was lost by the loss of fraternal/friendly societies and mutual aid societies.

There are a few still in operation, but not the same extent as they once were.

Its essentially voluntary socialist welfare. That is private, not public. You need to become a member and pay monthly/yearly dues for the different services they cover. Which worked wonders for the lower quarter of the population at large.

>>33217840
Danke. I'll peruse those later tonight.

>>33217687
>What is with you maritime fucks voting liberal in lock step?
Actually what we do is flip back and forth between the Tories and Liberals every several years. That way, both parties get to screw us over in equal amounts.

>>33217731
Not sure if each province having to rely on their own provincial economy to support their health care system is a good idea, since it sounds like some provinces are going to get screwed.

>>33217840
Also thanks, will have to read this myself.

>Hi CFO, how's my cz75 transfer doing?
>Hi Anon, we need your range membership.
>Alright CFO, how long do you think it could take until it's processed?
>It might take up to ten business days Anon.

CFO please! I just want to take my handgun to the range and have fun.

>>33217469
Inch pattern accepts both, Metric only takes Metric mags

>>33218195
>tfw been waiting 3 weeks for my ar

>>33218559
No way it takes that long. You should call them while they're still open and ask if something's wrong, if you didn't give them an email they might have mailed you about some problem.

>>33218725
I got the transfer from them friday night, so should have it this week hopefully

>>33217670
Never said she did. Doesn't mean there can't be balanced reasonable discussion instead of autistic screeching, and it also doesn't mean that Canadians can't come together in agreement that Muslims integrate poorly with society, statistically speaking.

>>33218559
How much did it run you? Out of curiosity.

Why are ranges such elitist jewish old boys' club with anti-fun rules (no rapid fire, no holsters). Do they not want to grow their sport?

>>33220144
They're fudds, and they are slowly being replaced. They do their best to hold authority and power where they can.

>>33220144
Ranges are often owned by fudds and those people are only a part of the firearms community until the opportunity arises where they throw the rest of us under the bus to save their remmington 700s.

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>>33209001
>people east of the rockies complaining about housing prospects
>the fraser valley has been completely destroyed by the Vancouver housing bubble

W-West coast b-best coast....

Did Maxime say anything regarding prohibs at his meeting in Windsor?
> I want a c1a1

>>33220144

Insurance. One more thing to add to the list of why lawyers have ruined everything.

>>33220732
Probably not, but his current stance is to completely get rid of the prohib list among other things.

>>33220800
> muhdique.jpg
did he say anything new at it ,or was he just preaching his platforms?
anyone have any streams of it ?

>>33220800
I don't think he's said he wants full autos and guns under the minimum barrel lengths to become restricted.

https://strawpoll.com/6gzwf3b

Which NR gun is "Scariest"

>>33220895
F/A will remain prohibited, but everything else with be R or NR depending on OAL. 26" OAL is the cuttoff between the two, meaning a fixed stock AR15 with a short barrel could potentially be NR.
>>33220859
I didn't see the meeting, just saying what he's been campaigning on until now.

>>33221001
>View results
>People actually voting
Get out of here CBC.

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>>33213377
It's just shitposting about how the hand gesture a character in Macross Delta made looks just like the west coast hand sign 2pac always did.

>>33221168
>sks
>not being scary

>>33221361
>implying any object that moves other objects at high speeds aren't scary

>>33221455
>>33221361
I think that >>33221001 should read scariest "looking".
or is it scary like possibility of mechanical failure, in which case the sks if you are incapable of basic firearm maintenance

>>33221484
It's what normies would think would be capable of killing the most babies, not what actual gun owners think is the scariest gun to shoot in terms of operational ability.

Stop wood privilege, polymer stocks dindu nuffin

#BlackGunsMatter

>>33221523
Well in that case the answer would be any gun they see.

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>mfw I get called out on my MAGA hat and they don't expect me to reply
Ante up bitches

>>33219342
$550+ tax for a "slightly" used norinco

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Apparently dumbasses are calling Max a supporter of rape after he retweeted this

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>>33222378
>camo ballcap
>never being tacky
Pick one.

Still debating whether I want to open up and grow pic related, or leave it in the box as a 'collector's item' (part of me also wonders if I could make a mold of it and make myself some clay targets).

>>33223636
you spelled fleshlight WRONG
>>33223620
some people down south believe in the meme man
http://windsor.ctvnews.ca/maxime-bernier-starts-his-ontario-campaign-tour-in-windsor-1.3313123

>>33207192
It's almost funny, but I've already been encountering people who are using this incident to claim he has ties to organized crime. It's actually kind of fun to call them out for blatantly lying.

>>33223620
>tfw both the meme and the response are cringe-worthy

>>33223829
>hating on a clever and funny meme posted by the man himself
get a sense of humor

>>33223869
>retreeted
>not the same as posted himself
Redpill shit is hardly clever. And the people who constantly use the term aren't really the kind of folks who are doing it for a laugh.

>>33223829
You have to realize that normalfags are way behind us in meme technology, as far as they're concerned that's cutting edge.

New thread

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