Comments by "My pronounce are Canada first." (@canadiansfor2A) on "Investigation continues into fatal double shooting in Mississauga" video.

  1. Its almost like criminals don't care or follow our laws. And will always find ways to get firearms.
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  2. @pacman3556  criminals get their firearms over 99 9999999999% of the time, though illegal means. Seek mental help maybe try MAID?
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  3.  @pacman3556  reeeee for me.
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  4. @pacman3556  your logic is majority flawed. we don't ban cars because people steal them and use them illegally, and I could on and on with other examples, but you don't care.
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  5. @pacman3556  How in the world does it make sense to take away or restrict people's property for what criminals do?
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  6. @pacman3556  more people are killed with vehicles than firearms every year....
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  7. @metanomena  the nra gives me billions for every post. I could never be just a firearms owner who feels the government can't protect us. How simple-minded are you?
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  8. @@metanomena PAL holders are less likely to commit murder than other Canadians. Between 2000 and 2020, the number of PAL holders accused of homicide varied from 6 to 21, averaging 12 accused per year out of approximately 2 million PAL holders.Nov 25, 2022
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  9. @@metanomena my info from the government website talk with them if you disagree.
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  10. @metanomena  According to statistics Canada 0.47% of violent crimes had a rifle or shotgun present (not necessarily used) 29% of homicides with rifle or shotgun were gang related. When we talk about banning guns from legal owners, we are talking about a fraction of 0.47%. #SECU
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  11. @metanomena  Homicide In 2020, police reported a total of 743 homicide victims in Canada. For 277 of these victims, a firearm was used to commit the homicide, StatsCan reports. Curiously, in Firearm Trends Statistics Canada makes no mention that licenced firearms owners (PAL holders) are rarely involved in firearms homicide. According to my Special Request to Statistics Canada, almost all firearm homicides are committed with illegal weapons. In 2020, PAL holders constituted just 1.4% of all homicide accused, or 3.2% of firearm homicides. Moose are more dangerous than PAL holders. Statistics Canada reports that the proportion of homicides that involved a firearm rose from 26% of all homicides in 2013 to 37% in 2020. Again, very few of these involved a PAL holder, although Statistics Canada ignores this. StatsCan treats PAL holders as criminals. The upsurge in firearm homicides was driven by criminals, not PAL holders. The share involving PAL holders decreased, from 6% of those accused of firearm homicides in 2013 to just 3% in 2020, based on my Special Request to Statistics Canada. Handgun homicides Statistics Canada reports: Handguns were the most serious weapon present in the majority of firearm-related violent crimes between 2009 and 2020 (59%). Trudeau cited this statistic to justify ‘freezing’ lawfully owned firearms, even though almost all handgun homicides are committed with illegal weapons. StatsCan treats PAL holders as criminals. In Firearm Trends, StatsCan does not mention that very few PAL holders have been accused of homicide with a handgun. Between 2010 and 2020, 7% of handgun homicides involved a PAL holder. The fraction, already small, fell from 10% in 2013 to just 3% in 2020, according to Table 4 in StatsCan’s presentation to SECU. Note that Table 4 is based on homicide victims, unlike my Special Request, which is based on the homicide accused.
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  12. @@metanomena Testifying before the Commons public safety committee on Tuesday, Toronto Police Deputy Chief Myron Demkiw said that of the crime guns last year that investigators could trace, 86 per cent were smuggled into Canada from the United States — a trend he said has been on the increase since 2019.
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  13. @@metanomena 2.06 homicides per 100,000 population In 2021, police services from across Canada reported 788 homicides, 29 more than in 2020. This most recent rise represented the third consecutive increase since 2019. The national homicide rate increased by 3% to 2.06 homicides per 100,000 population, the highest rate since 2005.Nov 21, 2022 Which is higher than pal holders!!!!! Try using Google!!!!!!
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  14. @metanomena  Clearly you are the one who is spreading mis,disinformation and a waste of time try doing some research and stop relying on anti firearms websites!!!
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  15. @@metanomena have a good day.
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  16. @metanomena  Where are Ontario's crime guns coming from? The U.S. is the largest source of illegal handguns in Canada, according to the Department of Justice Canada. In Ontario alone, pistols from the United States made up 90 per cent of all crime-related handguns traced by police in 2022, with Texas as a leading source state, according to the Ontario Provincial Police.Mar 22, 2023 Notice it says traced which means the other 10% are unknown which mean the number are gone so they have no idea where they come from. I'm not sure where you are getting your information from but try Google and not anti firearms websites.
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  17. @metanomena  I'm all for mandatory training,storage,licensing, and background checks. However, canadains should be able to carry weapons for self-defense after all is said and done.
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  18. @metanomena  At this time, only politicians and the super rich are allowed to hire private services to protect themselves, which is ridiculous. Everyone who is trained licensed and had background checks should be able to protect themselves with weapons.
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