Baronvonrort wrote:Canada brought in a long gun registry after we did, they abolished it because it was supposed to cost a couple of million and ended up costing over 2 billion, it prevented and solved zero zip zilch crimes.
Title_II wrote:If you carry a fun in Australia you will go to jail.
Heckler303 wrote:Thats 200 million that could have gone towards putting in a decent police force and border patrol, but no, instead they choose to blindfully waste Sh**tons of money on something that doesn't work.
Title_II wrote:Cigs are $27? Is that true?
Heckler303 wrote:Thats 200 million that could have gone towards putting in a decent police force and border patrol, but no, instead they choose to blindfully waste Sh**tons of money on something that doesn't work.
Baronvonrort wrote:I had mixed feelings on gun registration now I believe it's a costly waste of time.
Canada brought in a long gun registry after we did, they abolished it because it was supposed to cost a couple of million and ended up costing over 2 billion, it prevented and solved zero zip zilch crimes.
Here is a Canadian politician telling us how it happened,long video yet he will hold your attention it's very interesting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbBezsr2PEI
Here are some interesting quotes from Canadian police about gun registration-
http://www.cdnshootingsports.org/what_p ... istry.html
Firearm homicides have dropped to their lowest ever levels despite the fact they abolished their firearm registry,fatal stabbings have increased.
http://www.statcan.gc.ca/daily-quotidie ... 1a-eng.htm
David Brown wrote:Registry problems;
Costs a fortune
Is inaccurate and not reliable
In Canada they know it cost lives of police for trusting it and being complacent
It delivers nothing
It is used by criminals when data theft occurs
Puts LAFO's at great risk
Costs the entire industry as much again (my guess)
bigfellascott wrote:Baronvonrort wrote:I had mixed feelings on gun registration now I believe it's a costly waste of time.
Canada brought in a long gun registry after we did, they abolished it because it was supposed to cost a couple of million and ended up costing over 2 billion, it prevented and solved zero zip zilch crimes.
Here is a Canadian politician telling us how it happened,long video yet he will hold your attention it's very interesting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbBezsr2PEI
Here are some interesting quotes from Canadian police about gun registration-
http://www.cdnshootingsports.org/what_p ... istry.html
Firearm homicides have dropped to their lowest ever levels despite the fact they abolished their firearm registry,fatal stabbings have increased.
http://www.statcan.gc.ca/daily-quotidie ... 1a-eng.htm
What did you think Gun Registration was doing that made you think it was a good idea?
Baronvonrort wrote:I think we have enough evidence to expose gun registration for the bulls**t it is.