Trudeau Grabs More Guns To Save Democracy

originally posted by: stosh64
a reply to: NorthOS
So in Canada they can take your guns on the whim of some politician?

Thank the Lord for our 2nd Amendment.

Apparently. This is the Justice Minister.

a reply to: NorthOS

Stick his ass out in the woods alone for one night up there.

He will become a gun advocate forever.

a reply to: Astrocometus

LOL, I’ve backpacked with many people who have become pro-firearm at 3am.

Ten miles in, on foot, the wolves are howling or you hear a cougar - instant convert.

a reply to: NorthOS

Ive been through many woods never felt nervous till central alaska.

Within a quarter mile of the house walking a holler, I found fresh bear, moose (huffed at me from a big dead fall), Lynx sign.

Also have heard wolves howling though from further out.

Anytime I hear people going, you dont need a gun... I say I dare you to walk the woods near my home.

a reply to: Irishhaf

I don’t think I’d have any problem calling Alaska home. I’ve driven up a few times and each was a great adventure.

A buddy and I were fairly deep into the west slopes of the Alberta Rockies a few years back.

Late at night the wolves started howling about half a mile to a mile away. Then they instantly stopped.

About ten seconds later a cougar let out a loud steam much closer.

I was still up by the fire but buddy was in the tent seeking safety from the wolves LOL.

I pulled out my equalizer and told him to get up and sit with his back to me.

When I told him why this liberal city dweller said “I don’t have a problem with guns for purposes such as this”.

a reply to: NorthOS

That would leave me needing to change my shorts LOL.


Eventually Ill be going to the lower 48 to buy a truck, I am seriously looking forward to driving up the ALCAN during the summer.

I wonder if this warrants a vote of no confidence, and how much difference such a vote would make.

What a “Vote of No Confidence” Means in Canadian Politics

What is a Vote of No Confidence?

A confidence motion asks all members of parliament to vote on whether or not they have confidence in the incumbent Prime Minister and their party.

If the Prime Minister wins a majority of the votes in the confidence motion, he or she continues to govern. If he or she loses the vote (which is called a vote of no confidence) the Prime Minister must resign, forcing the governing party out of power.

a reply to: IndieA

The guy is so slimy that nothing sticks.

Everyone but the Conservatives seem to think he’s doing a great job I guess.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has survived a second non-confidence motion in parliament in as many weeks.
The motion, brought by the opposition Conservatives, was aimed at bringing down his minority Liberal government and triggering a federal election.
The motion failed after Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre again fell short in his effort to gain the backing of other political parties in parliament.
Poilievre tabled this second non-confidence motion the day after his last one failed.

www.bbc.com...

The country, as a whole, deserves Trudeau it would seem.

a reply to: Irishhaf

I really enjoy that drive.

Some of those bridges were built in a matter of days by the US military.

I’d be surprised if it could be accomplished these days.

Some of the bridges have an information plaque. They are worth checking out.

Also the abandoned equipment bone yards are cool to wander through.

a reply to: NorthOS

If we can work out the logistics I really hope to take my son with me, 6 yr old me would have loved that drive... just dont know if he will.