Ask an American....

You never commented on this Bluto , do you have nothing to say on the matter .

 

well yes it's several acres, some of them farm land. though it's not a farm. the main road dead ends, and we have a path built so we can still drive to our family business. but it is on our property, not for public use.

 

Do you wear a seat belt?

The percentages for an accident are much less...

 

Correct. My boundaries are conspicuously marked and posted as per state revised code...can't enter without seeing signage notice.

 

I am willing to bet that a similar percentage of Canadians as Americans wear seatbelts , yet you have way more guns and a way higher rate of violent crime than us , my question was regarding the perceived need to be armed .

Why the spin ?

 

Only if they decide to go the confiscation route.

Then the "pried from my cold dead fingers" clause will apply

 

i didnt even see it, got caught up on the new gun, property stuff. . . redistribution of assets is a simple observation/concept of money. read a book called "The Richest Man In Babylon" it will explain how money is created by labor, other non tangible items. . . . now back to you, for starters, i haven't written any laws on the matter, but yes i understand that foreign monies help to stimulate economies.

 

the gov't would never have the balls to even say that out loud lol

 

No spin here. You never injected a Canadian/American component into the question or mentioned anything about a violent crime rate prior to the last post.

I addressed the question you asked.

And "why the spin" doesn't qualify as a question.

NAQ
GTFO

 

I like this guy.

 

Ignore list for you

 

The thread is " Ask an American " herdy derr

 

It isn't the 95% you need the gun for. It's the other 5% that makes a gun good insurance.

 

You are an American

 

Definately not a question
OYG

 

you're not allowed to ask canadians questions in the ask an american thread

 

why is this thread turned into nothing but attacks on how america as a whole acts? we aren't the ones who make the laws, international affairs, etc.; we are just regular guys. you canucks know that we don't create all of these policies or make the decisions, nor do we really have any say so in them. the past few pages are nothing but criticisms of america that canadians are expecting us to defend. the ask a canadian thread doesn't look like this.

 

Correct