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    1. scottsuplol on

      So not even half of what they planned. Good thing it cost the taxpayers about 15k each firearm. I’m sure we will see violent firearm crimes drop /s

    2. BeaverRidingAMoose on

      Just an FYI for everyone…the 136,000 target is the previously restricted (therefore registered), now prohibited firearms that are affected. The government knows who has these and where they are, yet assuming all the declared firearms are in this category (unlikely) they are still at less than 50% compliance.

      There are many, many, models of previously non-restricted (therefore not-registered), now prohibited firearms affected.

      The Canadian Coalition for Firearms Rights, using sales data from Canadian Firearms Retailers estimates there are over 2 million firearms affected by these firearms bans.

      The 51,000 declared firearms is at best 2.5% of the total firearms affected. This program is an absolute, complete, total failure. Anyone claiming otherwise is lying to you.

    3. icedesparten on

      It’s hilarious that they can’t even get the restricted firearms, the ones that they know where they are. The non restricted firearms are probably almost untouched.

      Looks like the attempt to coerce people to participate with an increasingly limited pool of compensation money didn’t work.

      What a mess, all this to have no impact on crime.

    4. Nathalie looked like she was going to have a stroke from anger, which would be both awesome and hilarious.

    5. YukonCorneiliuss on

      I have a restricted CZ Scorpion in 9mm, I went through to submit it thinking I might as well get my money back. Was stunned to see I was entitled $0.00 – this is nothing short of theft. Claiming people will be compensated is an outright lie and to claim it is fair compensation is an even bigger lie.

    6. ghostfcek1ller on

      They are about to spend 1 billion dollars to collect the „136,000 firearms in circulation“ (in reality its over 2 million firearms in circulation). What a waste of tax payer money. We just lost 80k jobs in the last month alone. Imagine what that money can do to prop up Canadian owned businesses and our economy. All this nonsense just to get votes in Quebec. No wonder why my generation and the ones to come have nothing to look forward to.

    7. Spider-King-270 on

      51,000 firearms out of the million or so banned from only 26,000 RPAL/Pal holders, also not to mention our secretary of nature psychically pushing the public safety minster out of the way just to call mainstream media disinformation for asking why such low compliance. This whole program is such a failure and needs to be scrapped.

    8. Emergency_Rooster511 on

      They shouldn’t even invite her to these press conferences.

      We all know it’s bullshit anyway, but handing the mic from the public safety minister to the (checks notes) secretary of state for nature doesn’t exactly scream confidence in your platform.

      Maybe she should go do what our tax dollars actually pay her to do.

    9. Now Anandasangaree is so happy will he arrange for all the firearms retailers to return the merchandise that the government declared illegal without any warning? Will they be compensated properly? Considering his demonstrated ignorance about firearms law in Canada, I wonder if he knows or cares about the people who own those businesses.

    10. Ok_Persimmon1385 on

      Nobody else sign up, they are desperate and don’t know what to do. They thought everyone was going to bend. They need to cancel this embarrassment.

    11. Bold faced lies by Gary and Natalie.
      100% they have banned hunting rifles and .22’s
      Anyone can go look at the list and see for themselves.
      And they are not compensating fairly at all.
      Scrap the program and fire these two.

    12. soviet_toster on

      If I was part of Natalie’s constituents I’d be embarrassed as the way she’s acted

    13. Watergate_Salad_007 on

      Carney needs to reverse course on this bullshit and get rid of these two clowns

    14. Mediocre_Device308 on

      I would love to see the list of guns that actually get collected.

      My bet is that most of them aren’t even on the list. They’ll be old Cooeys and Lee Enfields that a widow turns in

    15. Thereal_Stormm006 on

      If only the govt prioritized replacing it’s ineffecient, ineffective gun laws with a new Canada Firearms Act that takes inspiration from gun laws from Switzerland🇨🇭 and the Czech Republic 🇨🇿

      It’s a win-win for both sides, as the laws would do a better job at keeping communities safe from gun violence while offering better protections of lawful, responsible firearms ownership.

    16. Majestic_Figure_9559 on

      Everyone against this needs to write the PM, especially if you are in a swing riding. All these clowns care about is votes

    17. ITSA-GONGSHOW on

      I have a handgun I figured they’d want. It’s not on the list. I’m not registering. They can send me a letter in the mail or whatever

    18. „More than 51,000“ is an interesting way of saying „significantly less than 136,000“, just saying…

    19. SammyMaudlin on

      >Since May 2020, Ottawa has outlawed about 2,500 types of firearms, including the AR-15 and Ruger Mini-14, **on the basis they belong only on the battlefield**.

      So I guess these 51,000 killing machines are currently in priority post to Ukraine? Everyone knows they need weapons.

    20. What part of this is relevant to the Office of the Secretary of State for Nature, by the way? What projects is she supposed to be working on instead of attending pressers?

    21. Intelligent_Cry8535 on

      51k of the 2 million+.

      Lmao, how can they say this is a success?

      Also imagine complying with this an getting $2 for your $5k+ rifle

    22. rastamasta45 on

      When will they drop this bullshit and focus on the real criminals?

      1 billion dollars already set on fire to bully law abiding citizens at a time we need national unity.

      Something I notice no one is talking about is Gary said the RCMP will collect the guns across all of Canada when the AG just released a report that they are critically under staffed and can’t even perform regular policing duties. So how will this impact the already inefficient rcmp. I’m 99% certain he didn’t discuss with them and they probably found out today like us.

      We’re not a serious country and we’re verging on failed state 🤦🏽

    23. Birdybadass on

      For the record there are an estimated 2 million guns in circulation that are now prohibited. 136,000 that were part of the previous restricted classification and the remainder part of the non-restricted. Even for the ones the government has on file, it’s 1/3rd. If you look at the total it’s less than 3%. The people have spoken, they don’t want the government buying votes in Quebec and the don’t want the government being co-opted by activists.

    24. Geralt-of-Rivai on

      Best thing that can happen to Carney is the Supreme Court rules against the Liberals and puts this whole thing on hold. He can get out of this mess without having to actually do anything to put an end to it and leave it with the court. He needs an out without backing out himself to save face

    25. DukeofNormandy on

      They can come and show up to my house to claim them, but they can piss off if they think they’re giving me a couple hundred bucks for my guns worth $10,000+. Lol no.

    26. Apples_and_Overtones on

      Nathalie Provost is absolutely unhinged and should be kept as far away from this file as possible. She is more or less the one who engineered it to begin with and it’s nothing but a complete waste of money and time.

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