Today is the day Canada, I hope you all remembered to plan your

>>27620114

pls no

Enlighten us further.

>>27620158

Today is our federal election. The current government can be considered relatively friendly to firearms owners, but the other two main parties are not. The current government is the subject of a very coordinated media and activism campaign aimed at making sure it looses power.

The polls are projecting that this will happen.

Our gun ownership has never been guaranteed, but for the last four years it has not been in jeopardy. Today this could very well change.

I have been dreading this all summer.

>>27620202
So basically yall niggas posting in a /pol/ thread

>>27620239

Potential gun control legislation is /k/ related, stop.

>>27620114
Polls don't mean shit, Conservatives will win a close minority. Next election we'll lose.

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Good luck Canuckbros. No matter what happens dont give them a fucking inch

I have my boat trip planned for tomorrow.

Theres always Alaska, Canabros.

If you clean up Detroit, we'll just let you guys move into Michigan.

>>27620896
>Tfw it's incredibly difficult to move to Freedomland
As soon as I get my pilot's license, I'm looking for a job in the US.

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>>27620279
There's no way they win, even if they're elected
The other parties all said that they'd boycott the chamber if harper gets in again
basically saying fuck you to democracy because the result wasn't what they wanted


...and people agree with that

No tears now, only dreams

>>27620319
This image reminds me of all the times I broke my candy in half to share.
Good feels.

Voted con despite all of me desperately not wanting too.

Good damn it why the fuck are they the only ones with semi sane funs policies.

>>27620971
>minority government
>saying fuck you to democracy
Except, ya know, more people would had to vote for them for this to happen, meaning democracy is on 'their side'.

>>27620971
Also, Harper and co. have been absolutely toxic toward democracy in this country, and absolutely need to go.

>>27620971

>basically saying fuck you to democracy because the result wasn't what they wanted

Man fuck those guys.

>>27620896
Been thinking about it for awhile actually, not sure what state though. Don't really feel like living in buttfuck nowhere Alaska despite how free people make it sound.

>>27620934
Well look on the bright side, Canada is probably the most similar to the U.S. Culturally so you will be accepted basically right off the bat. Plus I assume you are white which is a plus

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I heard there is a good rust preventative that goes on wet and dries like wax. Anyone knows what it's called? Sounds useful for long term storage underground.

I live in a a town of ~12000 people on the west of obstacles so my vote means nothing. I voted For the Marxist-leninist party for lulz

>>27621671
On the west coast*

This is it. Weed Man is gonna win.

>>27621661
>Libfags and NDPcucks will defend this pic as being completely reasonable

>>27621649
Yeah, it's just hard to get in, and I don't wanna shag some local and anchor babby myself.

>>27621671
Why not vote for the most popular Marxist party?
http://www.marxist.ca/ndp.html

Election predictions?

Worst case scenario: libs win a minority

Best case: the left vote is split between NDP and LIB while the Cons win a minority due to a strong loyal base. Greens and Bloc continue to be a wastebin for voters further helping the Cons gain seats.

Shot my AR yesterday, hopefully not for the last time. My non restricted' are ready to be lost in boating accidents and sold to Mike from Canmore

WHAT DID I DO TO DESERVE LIVING UNDER JUSTIN "CUCKBOY" TRUDEAU?!

>2011
>Just after the federal election
>Dad and I are kekking as we watch the liberal party imploding on TV
>Say offhandedly: "I bet Trudeau Jr. is going to be the next leader of their party."
>Dad: "Absolutely not, no."
>Me: "Why?"
>Dad: "Because he's as dumb as a box of rocks."

I should fucking bet money on that, man. At least I'd be able to afford some liquor to drown my sorrows away tonight.

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>tfw it's a close call between the NDP and the Libs in my riding
>tfw all other parties are far behind
>tfw I have to vote libs to help prevent the NDP from getting elected

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>>27620286

grab svts and jump alaskan border

>>27621766
Kek

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>>27621705

>Protests to legalize weed saying laws do nothing to prevent its use

>Want to bans guns

mfw

i just want harper to win again.

The longer we keep him in the power.

The harder it is for anti funs to get at us.

The most the liberals or NDP can do is ban our handguns / ARs, considering the long gun registry is gone.

It would be political suicide if they try to make a long gun registry again.

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>>27620114
Good luck Canadabros, for some reason I can't help but be interested in your country's politics. You guys have better gun laws than New Jersey, sadly enough, don't let it get worse than here.

Also Niagara is based as fuck, don't let Ontario become Vancouver. Posting my Mosin for support

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>>27621766
dont give them a vote.

Just vote blue or green.

also captcha knows.

it knows.

>>27621705
>conservafags will defend it as a 100% accurate representation
Which is funny, because conservatives, having no sense of humour or subtlety, are always the first group to shit on any editorial comic that gets posted up here, often citing how it's not "part of the discussion".

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>>27620114
Reminder that the Green Party has the best gun policy

http://www.greenparty.ca/en/policy/vision-green/people/justice/guns

>>27621784
>It would be political suicide if they try to make a long gun registry again.
They want to join in on the UN's ATT system, which would functionally become a registry in the hands of the UN after a few years. They still want it, but they want to be sneaky about it.

>>27621813
Sorry, you're fucking retarded.

Green party is pro environment and animals

aka Anti-hunting

aka no funs.

thats all a crock of shit on their website.

>>27621813
No it isn't.

The only good gun policy is to go back to the FAC in the 70s.

incoming boating accident

>>27621813
Oddly enough i think your right.

>>27621800
Thanks Ameribro, if you ever come up to Niagara, there's a gun range outside of town that's pretty neat, they'll let you shoot .50 cal rifles there.

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>>27621813
>>27621979
no, but it is better than liberal or NDP

>>27621813
That's... Actually sorta reasonable...

>>27620971
They'll vote against the Throne Speech, and then ask to form a Liberal NDP coalition.

The way the Conservatives can fight this is have Harper announce his retirement right before the Throne Speech. They'll still lose and a Lib-NDP coalition will be in, but it'll put them in a better position for the inevitable election 18 months down the road. There's no way Mulcair will put up with Trudeau's cronies for any longer.

>>27621705
Let this be a lesson to you Yanks- you want your candidate to win, get the stoner vote.

As for Canada, the Cons need a new strategy for next election- maybe we'll promise legal home growing and sharing or something.

>>27622031
Correct me if I'm wrong, but is that the one where they have a dog that fetches ammo?
also name of range?

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>>27621726
Repeat after me, Canadabro... "No hablo ingles."

That's the secret password to get in. You're welcome.

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>>27621671
>yfw the Marxist-Leninist Party wins a majority

Bunkers for everyone!

>>27622223
No, but that sounds awesome. The range outside of Niagara is called Silverdale.

>>27622031
Thanks friend, will do. I really like the Taps brewery outside of the tourist district at Niagara Falls. Will have to go shooting before getting a pint.

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>>27622281
thx bro

>>27621726
How is it hard to get in when we've been passing in migration reform and shit

I hope it all works out for you Canadabros
<3

Canadas. promise me. if you lose your freedoms, just export SVDs to the forest in mass quantities.

>>27622249
Upmost of Keks were had, sir. Thanks

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>>27622320
>>27622315
No problem guys. Keep your stick on the ice.

>>27622351
SVTs, you mean. The problem won't be us exporting them, it'll be you importing them. If all semi-autos get declared prohib it makes them easier to be exported. Then we run into the giant wall that is your import regs.

>>27620934
Buncha Mexicans roll in here like they own the place, why can't you?

>>27622391
He said export them to the forest in mass quantities, as in just cross through the border and toss them some where in the woods for us to grab.

>>27622413
Oh, it's the "meet at the border" guy again.

>>27622423
To be fair I've had the same idea as well. Too bad I don't live close enough to Canadia or know any ice beaners

>>27622441
Excuse me, but we prefer the term syrup niggers.

>>27622476
Whatever you people like to call yourselves is irrelevant, what is relevant is my lust for sub $1,000 SVTs

>>27621770

>tfw in another universe Ron Paul is PM of Canada.

>>27620270
I personally agree with you but the mods don't.
>>27429070

>>27622554
>marde
Fucking Quebec.

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>>27620114
daily reminder that after a certain point, it is perfectly sane and morally justifiable to remove a representative from office with force
pic somewhat related

There always the election thread on >>>/pol/53990663

I think our best case scenario at this point is CPC minority with an NDP opposition. Our government will be basically in a complete deadlock, but that's better than the government fucking up constantly.

And the whole "Coalition of losers" thing was tried last time we got a minority and supporters of all the opposition parties fucking hated the idea. That's why it didn't happen.

>>27622583
Except that JFK was probably the last great president we've had.

>>27622590
hence the "somewhat related"

>>27622586
It would most likely be a Liberal opposition. I think that would be worse, but that's just me. In the mean time, if the Cons win, they could start reclassifying guns to NR via OIC.

>>27622596
I wish I was alive back then so I could have seen a truly great president and a president that I could take my hate off to.

>>27622583
>shitalian gun
no thanks

>>27622561
I always thought this was kinda dumb. Why shouldn't we be able to talk about gun control with people who share your own opinion. Trolls aside, I think the discourse on this board is much more intelligent than anything on /pol/ plus it helps me keep in the loop on recent happenings that I may have missed.

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>>27622583
There is no way that Italian piece of crap made three accurate headshots in 5 seconds

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>>27622618
>tfw you realize that is a sporterized nugget

>>27622607
>not liking the mosin of the 60's

despite the meme spewing, most wwii era guns worked just fine. the mauser and enfield werent the only well working rifles of the war. it was a perfectly decent gun for the day. (wwii that is, not when JFK was shot)

>>27622590
You know he was basically Bill Clinton except he did nothing in the legislature. People remember JFK fondly because LBJ used his ghost to pass a lot of important shit.

>>27622618
They had people try it actually, they found that it could be done.

>>27622618
>cant hit three man sized targets from 70 meters with a scope
theres a lot of arguments to be made about the jfk assassination being a hoax but that is not one of them.

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>>27622669
Thanks Governor. Glad you could shed some insight into this conspiracy

>>27622688
I don't even get the reference

>>27622586
>Our government will be basically in a complete deadlock
This is Canada, you won't see one side completely cock-blocking the other out of petty spitefulness like the GOP has been doing down south.

>>27622610
I might be because of the shitstorm that would go off here every time Sandy Hook or something similar happened. Aside from the usual pro/anti arguing there was always a bunch of idiots trying to start a buying panic.

I would literally just avoid this place for a week or two every time a shooting happened, it got so bad.

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>>27622673
>Head sized target
>Target in moving vehicle
>Average shooter
>Angled shot
>Wonky 6.5mm cartridge
>In 5 seconds
I'd like to see you do it

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>>27622696

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

>>27621766
Holy shit I laughed.

>>27622715
>>Head sized target
which was only hit once
>>Target in moving vehicle
moving directly forward of the shooter so it may as well not be moving
>>Average shooter
a trained marine
>>Angled shot
makes no difference at 70 meters
>>Wonky 6.5mm cartridge
6.5 was efficient for the day
>>In 5 seconds
this is the only difficult part

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>>27621766
[Weed budget balancing sounds]

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>>27622764
>>>Head sized target
>which was hit twice (Neck,Head)
>>>Target in moving vehicle
>moving directly forward of the shooter so it add a small degree of difficulty
>>>Average shooter
>a trained marine who qualified at the bottom of level of acceptability
>>>Angled shot
>makes small difference at 70 meters
>>>Wonky 6.5mm cartridge
>6.5 was efficient for the killing Eithiopians in 1930
>>>In 5 seconds
>this is the most difficult part

>>27621813
That's actually really reasonable.

>>27621845
Here's your reply.

>>27622880
>arguing semantics this hard
it can be and has been recreated. the weapon used is a non-argument because its completely within the realm of possibility.

what are the sites to apply for the courses for PAL in quebec? Can't find them on google.

I also don't know who to vote for. Fuck elections

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>>27622912
Carcano Internet Defense Force pls go!

>>27622880
There have been specials on the History channel (before it went to shit) testing this. The dude who recreated the firing landed all 5 shots on the head within 5 seconds.

>>27622610

The mods have stickied similar posts like 5x already and nobody gave a shit. We need moderators that aren't so out of touch they don't know shit about their boards.

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>>27622618

There was a theory I read that the shot that blew out is brain was actually from an M16 shot "accidentally" from the secret service limo behind. It would account for witnesses smelling gun power street level...

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>>27622986
Do I need to bring out my Russian chickens??

>>27623020
A secret service agent shot the president? Wow, what a fucking buffoon.

I bet he felt really stupid

I'm thinking of having my my vote rejected. I live i na NDP stronghold and the only other 2 lib and con candidates don't even bother trying for my district.
I think there was a small article saying that the conservative candidate for my area was like the least know in all of Canada.

>>27622712
>This is Canada, you won't see one side completely cock-blocking the other out of petty spitefulness like the GOP has been doing down south.

They even do whipped votes for private member's bills (which are traditionally free vote), so yes. We are just as spiteful as our Ameribros.

>>27622601

Ehhh. It really depends on what happens in Quebec. Oddly enough, we may actually see a greater than normal number of CPC ridings there. This election is kinda crazy.

>>27622977

http://fedecp.com/
http://www.fqtir.qc.ca/en/index.php

If you speak French, it'll be a lot easier to find a course.

>>27621806
>Stop being so facetious, conservafag
>Trudeau only wants to implement a LITTLE bit more gun control against us, it's fine, really

>>27623237
that's the ones I was looking for thanks

Whatever happened to Mr.Kitchener?

>>27623253

No problem, bro. Though, take it from me: The grass is much greener west of Quebec.

Rent LOOKS more expensive, but most places here include water/heating/electricity, so it comes out to roughly similar. Food is cheaper, too.

Oh, and you don't need to file provincial taxes separately from the federal ones. Much faster/easier.

If you move out near the end of the fiscal year, you also get a fuckton of money back. I think my refund jumped up 1500$ when I moved out of Quebec (for that year, specifically).

There are more and more Quebecers in Ontario, but they are pretty much exclusively the cool ones. :)

>>27623252
I never said a little gun control wouldn't be bad. But conservatives are amazingly blind to lies and bullshit in the media, when it's their flavour of bullshit. Meanwhile satire making a legitimate commentary is derided.

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Anyone take this quiz yet?
>Cons first
>libertarian second
I'm not too disappointed I guess.

Done my brethren.

Voted Conservative.

#StaySharpHarp

Cast my vote for the Conservatives.

What have you done to help protect your country today?

>>27620114
>the numbers aren't looking good
Those are popular polls and thankfully we don't have proportional representation.

>>27622330
Because he's white

>>27623730
>Those are popular polls and thankfully we don't have proportional representation.

They're all biased and indexed with their own formulas too.

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>>27622079
>Lib NDP coalition
it'll never happen
it's just something Mulcair said he'd do because he thought it could get him votes
And he was talking a lot about it when he was #1 or 2 in the polls
But now that Trudeau got ahead of him in the polls, all he does is trash talk the liberals

Mulcair's a two-faced asshole and there's no way he'll want to share power

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>>27622391
> MFW We can't import them so hundreds of thousands of SVT 40's get melted down

>>27623754
>own formulas too

They each correct for statistical error differently, they don't use some proprietary formula.

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>>27623806

Can't we just grab our guns and march on Ontario to lynch Trudeau and Mulclair if the con's don't win?

>>27623839
Nice filename.

>>27623847
Don't forget Wynne

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>mfw pledging allegiance to the US flag while thanking my founding fathers for spilling blood on the fields of this glorious country for my right to buy a fucking AR-15 with a 100 round drum mag at 18 with no licensing

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>>27623482
oh god, kill me

Voted conservative.

funny there was a marxist leftist party here.

>>27623901
All the power to you.

You have your country, we have ours.

>>27623910
Can anyone justify voting for a candidate that doesn't even try to talk to the people or make his name know?

>>27623910
Forgot to add, you made me feel a bit better. Thanks lol.

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Was hoping that I'd be closer to Conservative

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>>27623482
I call bullshit on this one. I hate immigration, want less gun control, less spying, less general government BS, but do believe we should invest in our future.

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>>27624061
>>27624003
>>27623910

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no fucking way

there's no way this is accurate

Did you guys use the slider on the left to rate how strongly you felt about it?

Anyways I'm off to vote now, Its either gonna be Conservative or be counted as a rejected vote.

>>27621813
No libertarian is the best just because they literally want to unban everything and remove licences.

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>tfw we're about to lose all our handguns just as I was looking into getting either a VZ 61 in .380 or a ruger new vaquero as a first handgun
I wish I was born in the promise land, Utah.

>>27624182
It's for our own good.

Banning things for law-abiding license holders is a small price to pay for an increase in public safety

>>27623910
>>27624003

Why do either of you care what party you vote for as long as they reflect your interests?

>>27624003
>>27624061
>>27624119
>all this butthurt
Face facts, guns are pretty much the only reason you want to vote Tory, even though it's true that most of the other parties represent you better.

>>27624182
Get a VZ 61 while you can, they are high up on the rcmp shit list (or just low hanging fruit w/e).

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>>27624228

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>>27624204
That's exactly it. I'm conservative on immigration, gun control, foreign policy, healthcare and a few social issues but I'm not going to let some retard in a sweater vest sell my country to Ching fucking Chong across the way. Fuck it, let's keep the sweater vest alive Canada.

>>27620114
Pro gun canadabros should move to Michigan and help me turn this place into a paradise. Michigan's actually pretty GOAT with gun laws anyways.

>>27624204
Exactly, I only care about two issues, guns and keeping them refugee's out.

>>27624281
I'm Canadian, though

>>27624281
If I had a way in I would. Unfortunately I decided to get two different technical diplomas in college instead of one bachelors degree. The degree would actually help me get into freedomland, whereas being able to do a fuckload of different things? Useless.

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>>27624281
>Michigan
not even canada can fix detroit, id be down to move to kentucky though.

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>>27624298
>>27624317
America should just annex us already, I'd be more than happy with Alberta being the 51st state if it meant no refugee's and god-tier gun laws.

>>27624369
Detroit is a different country entirely and we should go to war with them.

>>27624376
I'm so sick of traitorous fucks like you

National pride is in the shitter, and people just complain about how this country is shit and how it would be so much better if you moved to the US. Fucking go, then.

The day this country gets absorbed into the US is the day I put a bullet in my head.

>>27622542
MFW 1000 USD will get you 3 SVTs plus a thousand rounds of new production Norinco ammo in Canada.

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Anyone who didn't vote libertarian needs to read the party platform and reevaluate their life.

>>27624407
Don't kill yourself comrade, kill the invaders, and help keep the True North strong and free.

>>27624407
>The day this country gets absorbed into the US is the day I put a bullet in my head.
But by then the Liberals and the dippers would've taken your guns away.

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All I want is to just be left alone with my funs and go target shooting off my back porch.

also
>voting CHP
biggest fucking kek

Everywhere I go has fairly vague information, can anyone explain in no uncertain terms what exactly C-51 entails and if it is or is not Big Brother?

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>>27624376
FTFY

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>>27624465
>>27624520
>tfw no Libertarian in my riding

Also what is this site?

>>27624561
>shitting on based Layton
Okay, triggered...

(also, aside, the /pol/ thread about the Canadian election is fucking hilarious)

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>>27624576
I feel for you bru, I was truly glad to be able to vote Libertarian this election, a ton more candidates this time around. Here you go:

https://canada.isidewith.com/political-quiz

>>27620114
Holy fuck why is everyone on my FB parroting the same shit that harper is le boogeyman, my only hope is that the divison between liberal and ndp lets tories jump ahead

>>27624579
I'm not shitting on based Layton
Mulcair is shitting on everything based Layton stood for

>>27624642
Its literally all they know how to do. Once the elections over they'll go back to spamming whatever other bullshit they usually spam to make themselves feel better without actually doing anything.

>>27624617
Last election I voted libertarian but, I mean what was the point? He was never going to take a seat. Our election system is flawed beyond belief. the rep thats right for my area might not be right for the rest of the nation so I'm forced to pick based on whats right for the nation disregarding my own riding

>>27624642
Millennials anon, never in the history of man has there been a bigger horde of rabid liberals.

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>>27624686
which is funny because i feel like the only 20 year old that is voting conservative

>mfw i tell them im voting for based harper

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>>27624642
>why is everyone saying Harper is le boogeyman
Yeah people gotta leave Harper alone, he a good boy, he didnfu nuffin...

Oh, except for pic related...

>>27624681
That's your choice anon, that's the great thing about democracy. But I'm in the belief that you put your vote down for what you believe in, thus I'll be voting Libertarian until the great kebab happening apocalypse. Then we do a different kind of voting :^)

>>27624738
And fuck anyone who doesn't get mad about the crap he's been doing to our veterans.

>>27624738
all parties are shit. harper is the least.

>>27624738
wow another clickbait article
>itsfuckingnothing.jpg

also Harper is the best of the bunch Mulcair is a straight up liar and Trudeau is so full of shit his eyes are brown

>>27624617
After reading about them, I really hope they're on the rise. Shame the only truly beneficial party in the country lost it's registered status. At least they're not out of the province completely.

>>27624788
>fucking nothing
Yes, Harpers mistreatment of veterans is nothing. His constant lies about the budget are nothing. His partisan attacks against other government offices and officials are nothing.

Just what the fuck do Tory voters care about then?

>>27624788
Trudeau will be a failure if he gets in. Everyone wants his dad again, he ain't shit.

>>27624730
Same boat my friends don't understand they just sputter but muh legal weeeed mang

Goodnight canadabros
It was nice having a freedom loving neighbor to the north, if only for a little while
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ynx26LJ1YC4

>>27624813
>wheredoyouthinkweare.tiff

Tories and Libers are the only allies to the cause.

>>27624813
I care about our economy a.k.a trying to reduce the defecit not spending on superflous social programs

I care about not letting in a bunch of Refugees with no security screening that may or may not be ISIS recruits

I care about keeping my firearms and not letting the government disarm its citizens

I don't give a fuck about the enviroment i don't care about missing aboriginal women.

Harpers done a decent job in the time he's been in also if you act like the Liberals / NDP are any different then i laugh at you. Your forgetting the liberals had a similar scandal in the 90's and the premier of my province.Kathleen wynne was caught in a scandal stealing tons of money and now shes the god damn premier.

>>27624830
>wheredoyouthinkweare.tiff
>thinking /k/ is for conservatives only
With allies like them, who needs enemies.

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This is what I'd be if I was Canadian, not surprised, tbh.

>>27624861
>/k/ weapons
>not supporting the only party that supports firearms owners

Liberals atleast want to re-establish the long gun registry and the NDP want to ban all semi autos and handguns

I still do not get how in this day and age we still elect officials to represent us. Elected officials made sense back when the idea of travelling to voice your opinion was a big deal. It just wouldn't be practical to have all of Canada gather in the parliament building every time we want to discuss something. Now every person in Canada could vote electronically. Every day you get a couple text messages, or emails, or you have some special snowflake account you log into. You read what it says, and click yes, no, or "I would like to propose another option" I agree with NONE of the officials we are being offered to choose between. I want to vote on individual issues, not to decide a couple issues that matter most to me.

>>27624951
they do that in switzerland i think?? i saw a picture that was a card with mulitple boxes and had different "big' topics like buying the new gripen.how many refugees to let in etc they could do something like that

>>27624951
The public as a whole is honestly pretty retarded, and shouldn't really be trusted with direct democracy. Voting for the representative you feel is most qualified to represent you is the best approach we have until we can make an AI to rule over us

>>27624996
COMMIE SKYNET GET OUT

>>27624856
Well Harper isn't doing that, he's been 'balancing' the budget on the backs of public services.

Noone is going to let in refugees without security screenings.

Firearms is a sticking point I'll admit.

>environment and aboriginal women
Plenty of people do, and I'd like to keep our beautiful country nice and pristine. Also, there's some disturbing parallels between the situation with aboriginal women and 70's serial killers. Namely they were able to kill so many children because the police labelled them run aways and didn't care past that. If someone had taken notice sooner, Robert Pickton probably wouldn't have racked up a body count in the triple digits.

>everyone is the same
Yes that's a great reason to vote for Harper.

>>27621602
What

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>>27625039
>Implying an ideal AI wouldn't pretty much be Liberty Prime with a head for economics

>>27620896
This is what I want to do if the liberals get a majority, but I don't know for sure if I could get a job there.

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>>27624730
>tfw 21 year old unifag who just got back from voting for Con's
Fuck the libs

>>27624889
The Tories don't support firearms ownership out of some sincere belief in it. And there's more important issues this election for me to think being a single-issue voter is sensible.

>>27621622
I keep hearing this. What have the conservatives done to make people think they suck and that they hate them?

>>27624681
They're actually doing a lot better this year, and who knows? Within a couple of elections, we might actually win a seat.

>>27625100
Well the infographic that I slapped up just a little while ago is a good start.

Some of the other things that Harper has done include creating a new office to monitor and report on the Federal Budget. And when they reported on the Harper government to Parliament the PM declined to renew the office's funding. He's also made partisan commentary against the Supreme Court after they made a couple rulings against the government, and while not perfect the Supreme Court tends to be on the side of the Canadian people, and their personal liberties.

The Veterans situation is one I find personally distasteful, since the VA minister insulted Nova Scotian veterans on more than one occasion.

Which brings me to the subject of the Maritimes. Harper is the kind of politician who only goes out of his way to help people that vote for him, instead of governing in a way that's supposed to be beneficial for all Canadians. The Tories haven't gotten much support from the Maritimes over the last decade, and the Maritimes have been made to pay for it.

There's the fact that he pushed through an omnibus crime bill that punished selling marijuana more than being trafficing child pornography, and that the Tory government has suppressed poll data that says 70% of Canadians support legalization.

That it used its majority to push through Bill C-51, which is in violation of the privacy section of Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and has even been denounced by the agencies it is empowering as being unnecessary for them to effectively combat terror.

He has also used that same majority to push through the TPP, which I don't even want to get started on, there's so many things wrong with it (the part about our MP's, and us the people, not being allowed to fucking read it being top among them).

Time to mess up /pol/'s poll

http://strawpoll.me/5780140/

>>27625321
I kinda wish we had flags visible like /pol/ did... maybe just for specific threads.

With the exception of some of the recent election threads it always seems like we have so many people pretending to be Canadian in these. Thankfully most of them are easy to spot.

>>27625429
Yeah flags on /k/ would be good but not sure on ID trolling clippazines and shotties too much fun.

>>27625461
I dunno, while I think people trolling other people for being bongs or other non-burgers would happen, it would let us keep track of geniuses like the following...

>Uhh, yes they are. Conservatives in Canada are left-wing. Liberals are socialists. NDP are straight up communists.
The mighty minds of /pol/ everybody. The only time I've ever seen anyone claim the Harper tories are left-wing.

>>27625528
I'm there for humor and to /k/ shitpost to stir up liberals

>>27620114
For fuck's sake man. I love guns too but don't fucking vote for harper, christ.

He barely did jack shit for us.

>>27625574
And yet the other parties would somehow manage to do even less for us. I can hardly fault anybody for their choice because they're all so fucking bad. I already voted for Harpdawg last week though, my uni had a station set up

>>27621770
>None of this would have happened if only the US had elected Ron Paul instead.
Thanks Obama!

http://www.livenewschat.eu/canada/
Fucking hell boys, 4 and a half hours until we find out. No matter who we voted for, I think we can all agree it's going to be a tense wait.

>mfw Nova Scotia is up first and then I get to watch what the rest of the country does with nervous terror

>>27624061
>>27624119
The quiz measures against the party's *stated* platform.

You may not "trust" the people in those parties to carry out those platforms competently or effectively, but you have opinions that align in principle.

>>27625885
To be fair, anyone who was here over the last few years, having to experience the amounts of craziness that cook off every time a shooting happens, knows it got pretty bad.

/k/ wasn't fit to visit, all it would be is threads encouraging panic buying and lots of arguing.

>>27624730
fucking this
>some aspie at school "so who you guys voting for?"
>nobody likes this guy
>one guy finally says hes voting for cons
>"oh man really? dont you know how evil harper is yadayada truduea would be good for this country"

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I'm pretty satisfied with these results because all too often these quizzes are horribly biased in favour of left.

Well gents 7minutes till the poll count starts here
http://enr.elections.ca/National.aspx?lang=e

>>27626121
Fuck its on now the Reds got the first seat.

Watching these election results is stressful as fuck, I'm out of work so I can't even panic buy some assault weaponry, fml.

>>27621661
That's comic's a funny load of shit, cause the RCMP has been going around re-banning guns without any input from any political party.

Nose-in-the-air LEOs are the ones making the call.

Looks like they're updating the Newfoundland ridings first. Didn't realize the Liberals were so popular over there.

>>27626299

RPAL STILL IN THE MAIL WHAT DO! Jk ill be fine still got PAL guns

>>27626121
>libs already have 5 seats
welp time to go buy another lower.

>>27626326
My fiancee's RPAL arrived in the mail today. The irony is killing me.

>>27626326
>stop panicking
And then if they start banning things like you all fear, begin protesting.

>inb4 the Liberals use bill C-51's anti-speech clauses to shut them down

>>27626323
Except the government can call em on it and fix the classifications thanks to C-42. This is part of what the Liberals want to get rid of, so they can only move guns to prohibited. The Liberals only want guns to move towards prohibited, and never to non restricted.

>>27624561
It's really funny how Mulcair is trying to big-tent the NDP when they were never a broad-appeal party in the first place.

Fucking snake.

So who's watching which coverage? I'll probably go with CBC because I like Peter Mansbridge, but switch to CTV and Global every now and then.

>>27626397
That's debatable. While the NDP has never tried to appeal to everyone (even now), as a party they've always allowed the most individual freedom for their MP's, which is the kind of thing that gives them a broad appeal (and more pro-guns MPs than people realize).

>>27626428
The MP part may be true but they also want regulations to be set by the city, fucking over any gun owner in any large city.

I'm genuinely scared

>>27626523
We all are.

>>27626460
Bah, early numbers from a bunch of drunk wannabee scots/irish mean fuckall. Not like they contribute anything to Canada other than an x on a ballot.

>>27626523
Its NFLD no reason to be afraid nobody cares about their opinion anyway.

>>27626460
>regulations set by city
They'd need to make some major changes to accommodate that, since criminal law is set by the Federal government. And the Feds have always been against a shitty patchwork law system like has happened with the US states.

>>27626523
>Number of Liberal seats keeps going up
>NDP starts gaining seats
>Still no Conservative seats
I know that it's super early and all, but I can't help but worry.

>>27626569
its the east though. they're poor and believe in the whole wealth sharing.

>>27626580
This

>The land of employment insurance votes red
I'm surprised folks.

>>27626580
>>27626588
QC ON AB will be interesting tho

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>>27620114

is dat airshit?

>>27626613
>auto selector
probably, could also just be a photoshoot for the diemacucks

>>27626631
did you seriously use your air sealer to wrap up your sks?

>>27626643
I just bought it, I'm taking it out right now with Mike from canmore to shoot it for the first time

Cons got one yay

>>27626631
Did you oil it before storage, even without air needs some oil.

>>27626569
Like I said before. The Maritimes don't like Stephen Harper.

I figure we'll see most of the Mid-West go blue and it'll be a minority government for someone.

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Reminder that debating between these 2 used to be our biggest concern.

Guys this is the East: they're poor and have no jobs. This is exactly what you'd expect, the Cons will start getting seats once we get to the centre/west

>>27626673
Why would I do that when I'm taking it out to use for the first time.

>>27626597

B.C., too. Especially since they'll be the tie-breaker if there is one.

>>27626730
Pic was deleted looked like you vac packed it for innaground

>Liberals have 20 seats already

>>27626739
That's how I bought it, you don't get your guns neatly vacuum sealed?

>>27626698
>>27626588
>only poor people on EI vote against Harper
>there's no legit reasons not to
Yeah just keep telling yourself that as the results come in.

>>27626742
Seats representing people on EI because maritimes. Nobody cares about the East, there's nothing to be afraid of yet

>>27626764
No but i buy used alot, all my new ones are just oiled and bagged but not vac'd

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>>27626523
me too, buddy

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St. Buatinga, protect us! :'|

>>27626121
Libs will be in the lead for a while because maritime results come out first. We won't know for sure who's gonna win until BC comes through.

>>27626791
St. Buatinga preserve us!

>>27626805
But dude weed lmao

>>27626766

That's not what they said, Anon.

You know, the fun thing about this is:

If the CPC wins (even a minority), then it'll feel like a "come from behind" victory and be even more enthusing for the supporters. Meanwhile, the LPC supporters which were emotionally set up for a stunning victory would be faced with a sudden shock. I wouldn't be surprised to see a lot of them lacrimating all over the place. Both figurative and literal meanings.

>>27626876
Dude don't jinx us, touch wood and turn three times.

>>27626838
It sounded like it when they implied that the maritimes were voting against Harper because we're poor and on EI, like those are the only reasons to. And then someone else said it again in the post right after mine.

People forget that only about 6 years ago large parts of the Maritimes were voting Tory.

>>27626896
I feel that there are plenty of valid reasons to vote against Harper (hell I hate him, but just feel everybody else still manages to be worse). But that in the case of the maritimes, that's probably a key factor.

>>27626896

Anon.

This isn't a hugbox, so I'm not going to tell you not to attack posts you dislike, but if you do, at least attack the things they actually say.

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I'm scared /k/,hold me.

>>27622281
>>27622320

On the 31st, Silverdale is having a Pumpkin shoot for make a wish foundation. Plan to take my CF Green Diemaco SA15.7, and maybe my 380 Skorp if the Certificate comes in before then.

wut the one con riding just ran away on elections page

I-is it time to start barricading my house against the RCMP?

>>27620927
616 reppin

>>27627067
Yeah because it indicates who's in the lead, but the polls aren't finished being counted.

>>27623482
where do u do this quiz?

>>27627084
ah kk

>>27621615
Unfortunately minority governments can and do exist in canada. Theoretically shouldn't be a problem but party hardliner prevent any meaningful cooperation meaning that under certain circumstances we can end up with a gridlocked house for up to 6 years.

>>27622727
"slam it? ... slam it? what a piece of shit"

>>27624465
I wanted to vote Libertarian so hard...but unfortunately it would be a wasted vote in my riding. Had to vote Blue to protect mein arms.

>>27627152

Though minority governments usually don't last that long. For those of you who weren't of voting age at the time (or just disinterested...), We used to have an election every year. EVERY. YEAR.

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>Atlantic Canada going full-libtard
..w..why guys?

>>27627176

Keep in mind they are all really small. All of the maritime provinces together are basically the size of the other provinces.

>>27627176
I..I did my duty. I voted blue.

We're not all bad.

>>27622079
Ignorant South Carolinian here. Hearing you talk about all these unfamiliar rituals and political chess with parties and candidates know nothing about is strange. Kind of thought you were describing the political background to a medieval fantasy story. Interesting.

>>27627213

Basically, it's theoretically possible that the government falls immediately after an election.

Typically they wait at least a year before doing a non-confidence vote (because of the push-back they'd get from Canadians would be huge).

>>27627213
>medieval fantasy story
Medieval? Yes. Fantasy? In the sense that it involves things that are not possible it is, though in rather nightmarish ways.

>>27627202
There's no shame in defeat, anon. Next time.

>>27627240

Especially when you start talking about the history of each political party or things like political sabotage.

One of my favorite moments is when PM Jean Chrétien (LPC) was pushed out of his own political party. His final "fuck you" to them was to change the rules for campaign financing that directly opposed how the LPC got most of it's money.

>>27626941
Alright DrafterAnon, what were they saying, because, again...

>>The land of employment insurance votes red
>I'm surprised folks.
and
>Guys this is the East: they're poor and have no jobs. This is exactly what you'd expect, the Cons will start getting seats once we get to the centre/west
Sounds pretty insulting.

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CRASHING THE PLANE
WITH NO SURVIVORS

~Liberal party of Canada

>>27627266

Oh, they definitely wrote it to insult. I'm not arguing that.

I'm arguing that they didn't say:
>only poor people on EI vote against Harper
>there's no legit reasons not to

This isn't a hugbox. You're totally allowed to word your replies as harshly as you want. That's the point. Just make sure you actually attack what a person says, not what your feels say.

>maritimes
>not even half a million votes

Not even relevant

>>27627152
My point was more that a coalition government wouldn`t be "undemocratic" as some have been decrying it. Especially since for the Tories to get a minority it would require the popular vote to go to the NDP and Liberals.

But yes in theory a minority government should be tendable, and in many ways it is, even with party hardliners around to much things up. Even when we were having an election every year and some change there was plenty of cooperation between the parties, and it was the big key issues that always ended up forcing an election (well, and that one time Harper dissolved government because he was found to be In Contempt of Parliament).

The Harper Tories have been a polarizing force in Canadian politics, and not for the better if you ask me. Attack ads, smear campaigns, and shady tactics like robo-calls all came about under his government, things toxic to our democracy, and I hope they do not linger long after it is gone.

>>27627261
My favorite moment in Canadian politics is when Jean Chrétien choked a guy on national TV.

>>27627309
Fair point.

>>27627313

IIRC Prince Edward Island has the most seats per capita, but for the most part, you're correct that the maritimes don't amount to all that many ridings.

Quebec is more powerful than they otherwise would be because they were guaranteed by Canadian law to get at least a certain number of seats.

Other than that, it basically comes down to Ontario, B.C. and, due to their general political leaning, Alberta (Despite their relatively lower population).

>>27627331
>(well, and that one time Harper dissolved government because he was found to be In Contempt of Parliament)

It's actually pretty common for PM's to prorogue parliament when they're in trouble. IIRC, Jean Chrétien actually did so more often than Harper.

>>27627349

Ah, yes. The good ol' "Shawinigan Handshake".

>>27627363

I'm glad we could come to an agreement.

For the record, I really like the Maritimes. I used to go camping there all the time. Best seafood I've ever had.

Glad I stocked up rifles yesterday. Isn't looking like I'll ever be able to buy them again.

Want to know Ontario results so bad but polls still fucking open for another 35 mins

>>27627166
>wasted vote
No such thing. And if you actually supported libertarian principles, you wouldn't give a shit whether guns are legal or not, you'd still own them.

Am I the only one that finds it funny that Seamus O'Regan was elected LPC?

It'd be interesting to go back and look at the stuff he said over his run at CTV.

>>27627405

I'm a classical liberal (What most people call "libertarian" these days), yet still follow the law of the land as much as possible.

>>27621813
Not the best, but not bad.

>>27627381
You can get it cheap now that a lot of Fishermen have gotten fed up with the lousy prices they're getting.

Several have set up shop around the outskirts of Halifax, and they just set up a sign and park a truck full of icy coolers and live lobsters nearby, and sell directly to people. They're probably all over the place in rural areas.

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>>27622629
>no way that cant be...
>see magazine
>ohfuck.jeff

>>27627423
You follow the law of the land because you believe all laws to be just? Or you follow it out of fear of government retribution?

>>27627213

The Throne Speech is an annual speech delivered by the Governor-General on behalf of the Queen relaying her instructions to Parliament on what she wants them to legislate on in the coming year (in other words, it's the Government announcing its budget and schedule). If Parliament doesn't approve the speech it's a de-facto vote of no confidence in the Government and usually triggers another election.

>>27627450

Yup. We'd just buy buckets full of iced shellfish and then prep them over the campfire.

>>27627467

I believe people get the government they deserve. I'm vocal about my stance on things, even where/when it's controversial. I vote every election.

I will always fight however I can against what I find unjust. Hell, I'll probably end up going into politics as I grow old just because I so rarely feel represented by the politicians in my riding.

>>27627458
My face exactly.

Also...
>mfw the NDP are drying up faster than the water in Californian resevoirs
Why Jack!? Why did you have to leave usssss!!!!!??????

>>27627521

I expected that they'd get fucked in Quebec, but I'm pretty shocked that the NDP is doing so poorly in the Atlantic.

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>>27627276
for you

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>>27626784
>sw20

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>>27623482
Same result for me.

>>27627542
Same, I thought that they'd recovered from their Provincial loss since people have been feeling some buyer's remorse with the Liberals. And everyone thought Peter Stoffers seat was secure as all hell too.

Not to sound too whiny, but I think it's the strategic voting. As soon as I started hearing talk about it I knew it was going to screw us for the same reason that Tories are afraid of people voting for Trudeau. He's a pretty boy with 'brand name' recognition which puts him ahead of the other party leaders in the public eye, and appeals to younger voters who haven't spent as much time reading the party platforms. Combined with the large number of people who just want Harper to be gone, I was seeing red in my nightmares before this night arrived.

If Jack was still around, he'd be Prime Minister tomorrow.

>>27627093
http://canada.isidewith.com/political-quiz

>>27627542
The NDP got to where they were only because of Layton.
Now "dude niqabs lmoa" Mulcair is being a gigantic goober and fucking everything up.

>>27627682

Well, most of the NDP's seats last election came from a protest vote in Quebec (Notice the BQ basically disappeared that election).

Many of those ridings had a candidate just to say they had a candidate.

One of the NDP MP's didn't speak French (in a French riding) and was actually partying in vegas during the election.

I was living in Quebec at the time and many of the people who voted NDP would say shit like "I am voting for Jack Clayton". CLAYton.

>>27627505
>I believe people get the government they deserve.
You didn't answer the question.

Facebook conservatives are in full meltdown mode.

>>27627741

I follow the law even if I consider it unjust while fighting to fix it. Once it's fixed, it won't be breaking the law to do it anymore.

>>27627682
Niqabs weren't even a thing until Harper took a Quebec issue and made it into a national one. Barely anyone outside of Quebec cares about the things, and the whole debate isn't even over banning them entirely, it's about whether they should wear them while swearing citizenship.

I don't really care about the niqab one way or the other, but the fact that this became a major point of the election is fucking bullshit.

Mulcair is a fucking goober though.

>>27627755
Why do you follow the law even though you consider it unjust?

Ottawa and Quebec polls being counted now

>>27627750
It's really funny reading the posts on /pol/.

>"maybe they'll replace Harper and put a real conservative in charge"
LOL, they should be thankful that Harper has done such a good job hiding the Tories batshit all these years, because doubling-down on hardcore far-right policies would certainly be the wrong thing to do after dumping Harper.

>>27627776

The niqab is an issue in Quebec for more than just being sworn in for citizenship.

Just look at the "Quebec charter of values".

>>27627798

Because I expect other people to follow the same rule set I do even if they consider some of those laws unjust. What one person considers unjust another does not.

>>27627831
Also "the silent majority" of conservatives shit is hilarious too, considering Canada is a pretty left-leaning country in general (even most of our conservatives are pretty centrist, or focused on fiscal issues while being pretty socially liberal).

Godspeed and good luck, Canuks. I only ask you wish us Amerifags the same next year.

And if shit goes down and things go bad, come to the US and give us a hand. Considering how easy it is for illegals to get a voter ID, we could use your help.

>>27620202
>coordinated media and activism campaign

they did a good enough job poisoning their own well without any tinfoil hat conspiracy bullshit.

>>27627841
So to take this logic to an extreme yet historically pertinent example, would you deem it acceptable for people to have illegally harbored fugitive slaves in civil war-era America? Would you aid a slave on the run, or would you abide by the law and turn them in?

looks like Cons gaining some ground again. already up to 22 seats.

>>27627898
They are leading in 22 ridings they have no seats yet.

>>27627893

I'll draw the line at violation of such a basic right as self-ownership.

>>27627927
You don't consider the right to property (including arms) to be a basic right?

>>27627940
>People capable of self determination are property because the law says so
How about no

>>27622986
Dude, that was David Boreanaz in hit TV series "Bones".

>liberals gaining ground in manitoba

Getting slightly concerned.

>>27627953
I'm not talking about slaves, though I could see how you might interpret it that way. I'm talking about guns, which was the initial context of the discussion.

If we accept that people have the right to self-ownership, then people cannot be property.

>>27627940

I do. That's why I consider the lack of property rights in our Charter of Rights and Freedoms to be highly unjust (and one of the main reasons I dislike Pierre Elliott Trudeau).

Self-ownership is THE MOST basic human right.

>>27627969
Manitoba is another poor province. they've ran with the NDP for years and are firm believers of leftist parties.
I hate that place

>>27627980
In that case, yes, property and ownership thereof should be a right. The fact that we legally consider it a privilege under current law disgusts me.

>>27627982
And yet, despite you considering it a basic right, you do not consider it acceptable to ignore laws that violate this right. A contradiction, no?

oh shit. Ain't looking too good for our beloved Tories.

>118 libs
FUCK.
well GG, guns were fun for the most part.
hope you didn't buy a modern hunter, that shit will go restricted.

>Get back from class
>Liberals have 118 seats
Is it time to panic yet?

>>27628005
In a civilized society we don't just ignore every law that we disagree like a petulant child.

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Can someone explain this "Boating Accident" joke? I'm a new firearms owner, Restricted stuff. Do you not have to report items lost at sea? I don't understand.

>Quebec is red

Well shit.

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Western Canada, save us!