Way to go P!

Rad! More name calling in what was once a serious topic. When you're done passing through puberty, come back and we can continue this discussion. Also, I've noticed you've developed some type of remote viewing technique to the point that you can view me, sitting in my office, all the way from Florida, while simotaneously arguing over the internet. Once you've gotten over calling people names on the internet, could you possibly come and teach me how this remote viewing works? I would love to finally be able to see what people are doing while I'm messaging back and forth with them.

I can understand if one person is calling you an idiot, but we seem to have a majority vote here. Even from your fellow Canadians.

Stfu dweeb.

The only fellow Canadians calling me an idiot here are an Albertan and someone who now lives in Costa Rica. People from Alberta are as American as a Canadian can get before they're just considered an American, and WarChild seems to hate everything about the Canadian government. Not exactly shining examples of your average Canadians. :2 cents:

Edit: Edited slightly to remove name calling potential. You can never be to safe on GFY.

You are an idiot.

So because they dont' agree with your views, they aren't "real canadians".

just like those darkies, eh?

I didn't call you an idiot, please don't put words in my mouth. I have no ill will towards you, I'm just trying to participate in this discussion.

I don't hate everything about Canada. It's a beautiful country, where I have lived by choice most of my life.

I have decided to leave Canada, at this point in my life, mainly because I'm not fond of cold weather and there's a substanial tax benefit to me not living in Canada.

If I truly hated Canada, I would give up my citizenship as opposed to just being a non-resident.

What? Where'd you get that from? I said your average Canadians. I didn't say anything about them not being real Canadians. Unless you type slow and saw my post before I edited it slightly.

If what you said above was written after you read the edited version of my previous post, then you have serious reading comprehension issues.

True, I should have scrolled up to read what you said to me again before I added you to my above post. Sorry

There may be some arguments in this thread, but if there's one thing everyone can agree on, it's that

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How old are you? 18? 19?

You are easily fucked with, and highly opionionated. Have you left BC?

I have, several times.

I'm a life long Vancouver resident and I agree with most of PenisFace's points.

I took a day trip to Seattle yesterday and I experienced more fear in that one day than I have had in 20+ years in Vancouver.

PS: Don't call me any names. I'm very fragile :winkwink:

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I look at gun ownership as a human rights issue...

I should have the right as a human to feed myself, cloth myself, shelter myself and PROTECT myself and family from any threats...


guns fall into 2 of those areas, the feeding and protection part obviously...


If you want the government to take care of everything for you and wipe your ass while living in a socialist world, great, that's your choice and your culture...and not the same preference that everyone else in the world must share...although apparently some people wish that everyone should hold the same view they do, maybe someone should stick a gun in our face and MAKE US think that way ;)

Fuzzy,

Does it help you understand the saying "Better tried by 12, than carried by 6"?

Don't worry, BC is on it's way. The drug trade is too big. It accounts for a large percentage of BC GNP. Without Weed, BC would fall into a recession.

It's like having Colombia right on your borders, though with a natural versus man made drug.

I am a gun owner. I live in Florida and all I have to say is look at the madness hurricanes can cause with armed looters!

Plus in America it is our constitutional right :winkwink:

I can understand why you would need protection..the world is full of sick fucks

I'll tell you why? Because when you come home to the house you just bought and find that your side door has been kicked in. You start to wonder what would happen if my family was home and all I had to fend off a crack fiend was bad language.
I'm buying my shoot gun this week. And I swear that I will put a 3 inch hole into that guy if he comes back.

Whoa back up a second, cocaine is not a chemical, it's derived from a plant.

Now I know you're going to say it has to be processed. Do you think Marijuana, a plant that's actually a weed, grows in the wild producing the big juicy buds BC is famous for? Of course not. If you don't seperate the male plants from the females those buds become flowers and you're left smoking the leaf.

In summation, both Cocaine and Marijuana are "natural" drugs. :thumbsup

Lol... i'm not quite sure why the above was directed towards me as I haven't realy mentioned anything about drugs...

All I really said was that PenisFace had a few good points and that you had a few good points as well... And that I feel much safer in Vancouver than *ANY* city in the US.

Really? The law in Vegas allows you to shoot people for breaking in to houses. Interesting. Most states, in fact I thought it was federal, but you can't shoot people for breaking in to your house. Now, if they have a knife or a gun you can shoot them and probably won't go to jail for too long but I didn't know there was any state allowed the killing of another human being over property or trespass.

Glad you caught the guy though.

I posted in the wrong thread. :(

p.s. 100 gun toting Americans

although i'm not against owning a gun...etc...
I don't own one and never felt like I need one...

I used to live in a small suburb where there was virtually no murder (I can think of 2 cases in 20+ years...and the 2 were family dramas)...

Now I live in Montreal (maybe 5minutes walking from downtown)...still don't feel like I need one.... might change, who knows...

I don't think any society where citizens needs guns to protect themselves from crime and criminals can call itself free.

It's actually quite funny.

Heh, I was just thinking earlier that I couldn't imagine considering myself 'free' in a country where I was dependant on the goodwill of the government for my continued freedom. It's really the only way I see that citizens can have a final check against tyranny.

You're deluded if you think your gun is going to save you from tyranny. :1orglaugh

I'm 19, and I've travelled all over Canada and the Unitd States. Explain to me how I am easily fucked with. Have you fucked with me in this thread? You've called me some names, but aside from that, I don't see how you've succesfully "fucked with me".

Edit: You'll notice I have temporarily changed the message in my sig to accuratly reflect the going-ons on gfy today.

You're comparing a car to a gun? A gun is made to kill things, a car is not. Big difference here.

You're deluded if you think 250 million or so won't :2 cents:

I'm Canadian, 30 years old and i've never even SEEN a gun outside of those worn police officers. And I like it that way.

Yet you rely on the government to take care of your health. I think that's a lot funnier :1orglaugh

I agree. And for me, a car is a neccesity. No chance in hell will I sit on a bus for a 4 hours a day to get to school. Why 4 hours when it takes something like an hour and ten minutes in my car? :winkwink:

Your government wont pay your medical bills. May you wallet have mercy on you when you're in a car accident and end up looking at a $270,000 medical bill. :thumbsup

...and guess what, I'm still in perfect health, having dealt with the system numerous times. :1orglaugh

PS... You can have private insurance here if you want and/or can afford it... but you probably didn't know that. Now that is REAL choice.

All the governmet has to do is make the sale of ammunition illegal and that gun of yours is useless.

I have what's called "private insurance". It means I get to see whatever doctor I want, when I want :) Why would I want the government to pay for it? I don't want them paying for my food or housing either as I want to pick how much I spend on food and what kind of house I live in. :thumbsup

Thanks for proving you know nothing about firearms.

What, guns don't need ammo? :1orglaugh

if you have gund for hunting it's ok, but i don't think that buying a gun just for self protection would help

Nobody said you NEED a gun to protect yourself.

Freedom is being able to choose if you want to own a gun or not. :2 cents:

Never heard of people making their own? It's not difficult.