No Guns Allowed in Canada; What are the Unintended Consequences?

Many people just cringe at the thought of citizens with guns. Many do not stop to consider why those laws about the Right to Bare Arms exist. But they do for a very good reason and in the United States if we were serious we would indeed give every citizen a machine gun with a bathtub full of ammo. Why? Well because it would insure that no one ever tried to invade our nation.

There are no Guns allowed in Canada; What are the Unintended Consequences? Well, they still have crime, violent crime too. Strong armed robbery also. Statistics have shown that if someone threatens you with a gun the chances of them using it are much less then someone who threatens you with a knife causing you harm.

No guns allowed in Canada eh! Yes that is true, but did you know that more people are hacked up with hand tools, knives, machetes. More people are killed that way instead. You can blame it on the weather but you cannot blame that on gun control laws.

In Canada there are more suicides by truck; that is to say more people jump out in front of trucks. There are also more folks jumping off big buildings or bridges to their deaths. You see when it is all said and done Canadians and their gun laws make no sense.

In Canada they only have an 8,000 man military so basically no way to protect against invasion. Well except the United States of America backing them up. Next time you think laws against the citizens and their rights to bare arms are a bad idea, think again.

I certainly hope this article is of interest and that is has propelled thought. The goal is simple; to help you in your quest to be the best in 2007. I thank you for reading my many articles on diverse subjects, which interest you.

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