Ripper duty...whose standing guard?

doublejj

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Corso's are beautiful dogs, like a giant pit.



Yes but you can still go to prison using a firearm on a person for trespassing or stealing, in general in Canada we value human life more than property. We can even have an AR-15 in Canada assuming we meet the requirements and pass the background check.

Your best bet for protection is simply being present, or having detourants such as motion sensing flood lights, or dogs.
the shotgun is not for protection of property.....it's for self protection. Can you legally defend yourself with a gun in Canada?...
 

VIANARCHRIS

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so somebody can physically assault you in canada and you cannot defend yourself? Muggers must have a field day...
No, you aren't getting it. You can defend yourself with "necessary force", but if you have opportunity for escape and decide to fight instead and kill the guy, you're going down for at least manslaughter. You cannot legally posses a gun on the street and it must be locked in a safe separate from ammo in your home. Not much good for protection. If you get jumped on the street you can beat the fucker until he no longer poses a threat and you can use any object you find around you to make that happen - all legal. If you hit him one more time than it takes to remove the threat, you are guilty of assault. You cannot use violence to protect property in Canada. Not quite as satisfying as the street justice in the States, but a whole lot more civilized imho.
 

dienowk

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so somebody can physically assault you in canada and you cannot defend yourself? Muggers must have a field day...
We all (at least where I am from) grew up fighting, if someone physically assaults us we physically assault them right back. We can defend ourselves with a reasonable level of force, if someone comes at us with a deadly weapon we can likely kill them and walk, if someone comes at us with fists or a bat we better just break bones.

We seem to value life here more than our neighbor, property is replaceable, a life is not.
 

doublejj

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We all (at least where I am from) grew up fighting, if someone physically assaults us we physically assault them right back. We can defend ourselves with a reasonable level of force, if someone comes at us with a deadly weapon we can likely kill them and walk, if someone comes at us with fists or a bat we better just break bones.

We seem to value life here more than our neighbor, property is replaceable, a life is not.
I'm almost 70 years old, so I would have to physically fight some 20 year old?!?:o.....crazy laws in canada
 
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The Hippy

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I'm almost 70 years old, so I would have to physically fight some 20 year old?!?:o.....crazy laws in canada
Well your correct there. No real match obviously. But we have weighed it out up here in Canada. We came to the conclusion that less guns is overall safer. So we don't carry them around. We have them, but use and think of them differently than most Americans do. Rarely is any perpetrator shot by someone defending themselves in Canada. We have folks shot in crimes but it's usually random or targeted. The cops shoot more people here by far than regular citizens do.
Our setup and system work pretty well here. Most of the gun deaths are by illegal guns. Not legally owned ones. Some are, but most are not. A lot of them are apparently stolen in your country and sold up here...thanks for that by the way.
Check out our annual gun death statistics....pretty low overall.
 

VIANARCHRIS

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I'm almost 70 years old, so I would have to physically fight some 20 year old?!?:o.....crazy laws in canada
The chances of that happening are extremely remote. Most areas don't have that kind of random violence, especially against elderly. It happens, but not often. A dog or a well-placed baseball bat beside your bed is your best defense.
The difference in viewpoints is really interesting. I think laws in the States are crazy. Things like open carrying of weapons or even concealed weapons, the 'stand your ground' law that only works if you're white, the mass school shootings by 17 year olds with AK's. The same law makers that permit this will put you in jail for life for a joint under the 3 strikes BS. - I'll take our version of "crazy" over yours any day. :bigjoint:
 

CalyxCrusher

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No, you aren't getting it. You can defend yourself with "necessary force", but if you have opportunity for escape and decide to fight instead and kill the guy, you're going down for at least manslaughter. You cannot legally posses a gun on the street and it must be locked in a safe separate from ammo in your home. Not much good for protection. If you get jumped on the street you can beat the fucker until he no longer poses a threat and you can use any object you find around you to make that happen - all legal. If you hit him one more time than it takes to remove the threat, you are guilty of assault. You cannot use violence to protect property in Canada. Not quite as satisfying as the street justice in the States, but a whole lot more civilized imho.
Except the caveat to that scenario is the fucker youd want to be and get away likely has a gun or knife. Canadians are not able to defend themselves and thats pretty fucking pathetic.
 

CalyxCrusher

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We can defend ourselves with a reasonable level of force, if someone comes at us with a deadly weapon we can likely kill them and walk, if someone comes at us with fists or a bat we better just break bones.
Hmmmm maybe in a perfect best case scenario. Most people are taken off guard and whatever action hero scenarios they've envisioned go out the fucken window real quick.
 

gb123

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oh welll....all part of life, growing in southern Ontariariario


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dienowk

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Hmmmm maybe in a perfect best case scenario. Most people are taken off guard and whatever action hero scenarios they've envisioned go out the fucken window real quick.
It is very basic fight or flight stress response. When attacked people do only a few things, they comply (if it is a situation such as a robbery where this is an option), they resist, they freeze, they run. You are bound to that fight or flight response unless you have trained to overcome it (such as with military training etc). Spend time envisioning hero shit, you will likely end up finding it and getting hurt in the process.
 
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