Peyton Smith
July 28, 2021
-Americanuck Radio
In this attempt by the RCMP to pinpoint non-restricted firearms which were made prohibited under Bill C-71, some questions should be answered.
Why must they tiptoe around, and march forward slowly in this veiled step toward confiscation?
Shouldn’t they just force people to hand them in?
This can’t be taken as anything other than an admission of weakness, and fear of taking the objective of confiscation head on.
Their strategy may work in a handful of isolated cases, but there’s no way it would work en masse.
Too many gun owners would see right through it.
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