Myth of the Canadian Assault Rifle - The Missing Stats - RCMP Finally 'Responds'
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- The fourth in a short series of videos exploring common myths and inconsistencies regarding the AR15 and other so-called "Military Style Assault Weapons" in Canada. In this video, we review the RCMP's 'response' to my ATIP request for the number of murders committed with an AR15 in Canada over the last 52 years.
Citations:
Statistics Canada - Number and percentage of homicide victims, by type of firearm used to commit the homicide(2019, July 22). Retrieved July 22, 2023
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Great report and it just reinforces the need to replace the RCMP with an actual police force that is 100% accountable to Canadians. The RCMP will do anything to suppress the truth and protect their liberal masters. The Red Serge needs to go.
I'd be satisfied if they started obeying their own laws and getting rid of the problem employees. It seems like you can do anything you want there and face no consequences.
@@TATVCanadait's too political and why it needs to be destoryed and rebuilt. It's the governments tool to push their agendas.
Frankly, I'm surprised they even bothered to respond. I guess they couldn't pass up another opportunity to lie.
I have a feeling they didn't have much choice after the information commissioner was contacted
Those rifles dont even have a NATO stock number so hard to call them a weapon of war. How many ar15;s were sold to the military. Why do the polce call them patrol rifles Not weapons of war, Their ballistics on the civilian look alikes show the .223 is barely more than a ,222 or even a .22 Win mag and the 22/250 caliber obsoletes that .223 of the AR even.
What about the couple hundred or more firearms the RCMP have lost🤔🤨
Or the fact we only know about them because a private citizen made an ATIP inquiry since the government never once mentioned it.
Wow. Not entirely surprised though.
Wait until you hear the response I received recently from statistics Canada.
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Even if an AR-15 rifle was used by a criminal, what would the connection be concerning legal gun owners? Similar to handguns, what’s the connection between law abiding gun owners and criminals?
There isn't one, but in this case there wasn't even a need to get that granular with reviewing the stats since their complete absence spoke strongly enough on its own.
Great video
I just wanna ask, are there any chances that this ban of ar15s and handguns will be lifted in any foreseeable future?
If there's an election, and if the Conservatives win a majority, maybe. Emperor Justin is never going to walk it back on his own though; he needs a villain too badly right now.
Thx for the reply mate.
Lets cross our fingers and pray for that@@TATVCanada
Over 200 firearms were lost by the RCMP 2 of which were machine guns and 3 sub machine guns the rest pistols, Why does the RCMP need machine guns ? and just how were the guns lost in the first place? Who is policing the RCMP?
A better question is why every single employee responsible for those losses wasn't immediately terminated and or charged the way private citizens would be. And an even better question that *that* is why weren't these losses voluntarily disclosed to the public? It's absurd we're only hearing about this because a private citizen submitted an ATIP request.
Great video \\\
Thanks very much.