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Sep 21, 2010, 10:20:06 PM9/21/10
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Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2010 13:48:00 -0700
From: Len Miller <ebnqeh...@gryhf.arg>
Subject: No violation of a freedom, you say?

Linda McQuaig wrote:

2010 09 21 Published 26 minutes ago By Linda McQuaig Columnist
> http://www.thestar.com/article/863960--mcquaig-registry-no-threat-to-freedom

By Linda McQuaig Columnist

On a list of favourite activities, renewing my car registration would
rank rather low. Still, having done it recently, I can attest that it
didn’t feel like an assault on my freedom.

Yet hardcore gun owners have bizarrely characterized the registration of
their long guns as an assault on their freedom. (Alberta argued the
registry violated constitutional freedoms in a case it eventually lost
at the Supreme Court.

She feels that registering her car is not an assault on our freedom,
does she?

Well and good, because if her car registration lapsed . . the 'car
police' would not attend and take her expired plate car,
and any other car she may own.
The car police would not deny her a renewal license.
They would keep her car just to punish her . . see
Toronto PD taking 2000 guns from expired owners .
safety had nothing to do with it they say . . IT WAS COMPLIANCE

She does not have to produce a license or registration to buy gas.

There are no headlines when a car owner fails to register.

When car owner's cars are stolen, the car police contact the owner . .
but do not charge for 'careless parking' do they . . and return the
car . .

Knowing who owned a car is no help in solving a stolen car case . .

But, then, dear Reporter, I am sure you have considered all this
when you first decided to compare car licensing and gun licensing?

You didn't ? Well I am not surprised, most female reporters
don't like what the boys are doing . . your 'hard core' slam says it
all.

Girls who support guns ? Try these . .

Bonnie Dagenais, I might venture, killed while dialling 911
had she the opportunity think it over . .
you see she had only a phone to call for help, when a gun would have
saved both their lives . ( Yes, really !!)

Mary Carpenter, a grandmother who slammed people like you
when her grandchildren were slaughtered . . unable to access a gun . .
Artful Articulations: The human cost of "safe storage"laws
... away in compliance with California law. The Carpenters turned
tragedy into heroism, however,
when they became national gunrights advocates. Grandmother Mary
Carpenter ...

Susanna Gratia-Hupp who lost both her parents because of gun laws.
Susanna Gratia-Hupp on why gun control is a bad idea - FalconsLIFE
Susanna Gratia-Hupp on why gun control is a bad idea: Beware: truth
spoken here

lastly:

>
> Jean Assam | The Voice Christian magazine

> Tag Archive for 'jean-assam' Church Woman Slays Mass Murderer ...
> A woman carrying a concealed weapon shot and killed the gunman
> believed to be ..
>
> WOMAN WITH CONCEALED WEAPON KILLS MASS MURDERER IN COLORADO
>
> A woman carrying a concealed weapon shot and killed the gunman
> believed to be responsible for the recent shootings at New Life
> Church in Colorado Springs, and at Youth With A Mission in suburban
> Denver.
>
> According to Colorado Springs Police Sgt. Jeff Johnson, mass
> murderer Murray had over 1000 rounds of ammunition. One doesn't
> have to be a math major to realize that with 7000 worshipers in
> church that day, had it not been for Jean Assam, many hundreds of
> people could have been slaughtered like sitting (unarmed) ducks.
>
> Jean Assam, who was ending a three day fast, said, "I was praying to
> God that he direct me in what to do in life
> God made me
> strong God guided me and protected me I give credit to God.
>
> New Life Church Senior Pastor Brady Boyd called Assam "a real hero.

Len sez: of course this would never happen in Canada
with reporters like McQuaig to second guess the story . .

Len Miller
veteran (NATO)
VPD retired
says: that is exactly what it does . it denies a freedom.
604 321 3561
call me if you have the backbone.

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Tam

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Oct 16, 2010, 1:21:57 AM10/16/10
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Cars are used on public streets, ie., paid for with taxpayer money. Guns
are not. BTW, you don't have to register your car if you use it soley on
private land.

"Bob" <rk...@armageddon.info> wrote in message
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VPD Det.

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Oct 16, 2010, 8:57:54 PM10/16/10
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Streets are paid for mostly by your vehicle insurance company and
other variants.

The definition of "private land" is getting very loose these days
with so many conditions of WHO is in ^full title^ of private land!

But you have to register your guns even if they are sitting in a
collection in your private storage room.....even then, they are subject to
confiscation at a whim by the ones (gungrabbers) who want them badly enough.

Firearms are ALL registered when you get them NIB or transferred,
that has led to too many confiscations by self appointed dictators who carry
out warrantless or Telefiled searches on a lot of Fishing Trips...

Registration still leads to confiscations, the Game Tight Gangs, Independent
Soldiers. and our "notorious" HAMC don't register their guns but register
their vehicles......

I've never bought a street gun, but I might add they would not be
for a novice, since they would need a bit of safety/reliability tune ups,
more than the Recent Chinese Guns Nor_In_Co ever needed.

So if a Car is used on Public Streets, some delusional people think
they are free to anyone, I've dealt with people in B. Columbia who think
that way....

Bob

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