Myth Of The Canadian Assault Rifle - Terminology & Law
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- Опубликовано: 19 фев 2023
- Part 1 in a series dismantling the myths regarding so-called 'Assault Rifles' and 'Military-Style' firearms in Canada.
Citations:
Public Safety Canada - Prohibition on Assault-Style Firearms
(2020, May 1). Retrieved February 20, 2023
www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/cn...
The Canadian Encyclopedia - Order-in-Council
Forsey, E. A. (2006, February 7). Retrieved February 20, 2023.
www.thecanadianencyclopedia.c...
ThoughtCo - What is Democracy?
Longley, Robert. (2021, January 29). Retrieved February 20, 2023.
Retrieved February 20, 2023, from
www.thoughtco.com/democracy-d...
Royal Canadian Mounted Police - Classes of Firearms
Retrieved February 20, 2023.
www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/firearm...
2020 OIC Firearms Ban List
Government of Canada - Canada Gazette, May 1, 2020 Part II
(2020, May 1). Retrieved February 20, 2023.
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Canada need gun rights laws. It is ridiculous how Canada has become so opposed to gun ownership and use for law abiding citizens. The laws in Canada are far too draconian and oppressive. We need laws that allow law abiding citizens to own, carry, and use firearms in a lawful way. We need self defence laws as well. We need harsh laws for criminals and not for law abiding citizens.
Everyone always asks, but what can I do? Thank you for making this video! There are a lot of fellow Canadians that don’t own firearms and that’s okay. Being a Canadian firearm owner I see and understand the deception and misinformation. There are at lot of Canadians who are uneducated on this topic and easily misinformed and manipulated. Thank you again and keep up the good work!
Thank you very much, sir.
Glad to see you post again
Thanks; I finally changed jobs recently and I'm still getting used to the concept of having "Free time" again.
I like your presentation have you ever talked with the CCFR? You are in my opinion well versed on this matter as everything you have said resonates the truth.
Thank you very much. In answer to your question; yes I was speaking with them just this past week. I've only chatted with a few folks from ccfr but they've all been very friendly and professional.
Well done!
Thank you, sir.
I would like to add that there is a internationally recognized legal definition for the term “Assault Rifle”, but do to its narrow definition the AR-15 never qualified as one and all firearms that do meet the narrow definition have been prohibited in Canada since 1970s. Also prohibited in the US since the 80s. Unless grandfathered in, or the person works in either law enforcement or the armed forces.
It is also worth adding the May 1, 2020 OIC was very illegal. It violates Section 117.15 (2) of the Criminal Code of Canada, violates the Bill of Rights (1689), the Canadian Bill of Rights (1960) and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Section 7, 8, 9, 15, & possibly even Section 2 (in some cases).
you can buy any type of firearm you want, all you need is the money no questions asked! black market!!!
Sure, it's just too bad you'll never get to use it when you're doing ten years in prison.
Your sayin the gangsters in Canada don't have automatic weapons or pistols because they are worried about ten years, thats if they get caught!@@TATVCanada
@TATVCanada nobody gets the full sentencing, which is part of why bill c21 is a joke and part why the black Market still exists
@@TATVCanada Lmao this didn't age well.. Last I checked criminals with multiple smuggled loaded prohibited firearms get bail and house arrest lol. While the Liberal Extremist Party Of Canada goes after law abiding firearm community.
Listing those weapons(rocket launchers etc) makes perfect sense if you think about it. Those weapons are used only by the military. Lumping AR's in with them puts them under the umbrella of "military" thus not authorized for public consumption. I firmly this was done on purpose as a way around existing laws and will lead to enactment of new more restrictive laws.
I have no doubt you're right, I just can't believe they thought (and were apparently correct) people wouldn't immediately call out how ludicrous it is.
Welcome back!
Thank you very much.
Darn good video!
Thank you, sir.
Yeah, that "Thanksgiving Dinner" goose or turkey is going to evaporate if you hunt for one with, say, a Karl Gustav shoulder-fired weapon with rounds designed to punch holes in vehicle armour, etc. Assuming you catch that goose "on the wing" when it's hit, finding a fragment larger than fingernail clippings will be a challenge. Which is why, if you're Jed Clampett and go "shootin' for some food," that's a type not considered as being a useful firearm. Like the WWII 25-pounder Gun/Howitzer, or the "Puckle Gun" invented in the 1700's - more "named" examples. Like the Serbu "Butt-Master" - readily identifiable, since only one was ever made, and it got a one- or two-sentence mention in some 1990's gun periodical. All silly examples among the "specified" or named items added to the OIC list by a copy-and-paste brain trust. No cure for stupid.
I saw a RUclips video of a guy who shot a groundhog with a 12g slug at maybe 50 yards and it pretty much evaporated. The kind of stuff they have on that list... You'd think it was a joke or something.
As a Canadian Ive been saying fuck Canada for so long and then decide to get my PAL so I can hit the range and shit with my own firearm and then this…..
It's demoralizing to be sure, but I think enough people have finally realized Trudeau and his cronies are a disaster that we'll finally be ushering them out in the next election. 2025 can't come soon enough.
Same buddy. Just got mine Oct 2023. Waaaaay late to the game
Is this ban permanent or temporary ?
Unfortunately it was made by order in council instead of an actual act of Parliament/vote, so it's entirely up to Trudeau. Essentially it is is permanent unless he decides (or a future pm decides) to change it.
My dads best friend was a gun collector and I had no clue he even had any until I was 50.
Yeah the 'publicity' of gun ownership is a really interesting topic. I'm not sure where you live, but in Ontario where I'm from, it's almost a social faux-pas to openly discuss it. If you were to talk about recreational shooting the way you do other hobbies like golf, or baseball, you will get some really uncomfortable looks from about 3/4 of the people, and then the other 1/4 it's almost like you get this sort of "cautious nod"; those are the other gun owners. The liberals have created this sort of stereotype that gun ownership in Canada is very fringe, that almost no one has firearms, but the reality is depending on what province you're in it's probably around 20ish percent or higher. Even as a very open gun owner there are people I've known at work or other places for years who I didn't realize were gun owners because it's just so discouraged for us to talk about it.
@@TATVCanada I live in Ontario lol. Nobody has them just hanging out in the open anymore.
@@organicwest I don't think I'd want to be anywhere where they were just hanging out on display, but it would be nice to be able to say "I was at the shooting range this weekend" and not have people react as if I said I spent the weekend smothering kittens.
Well they're trying to do the same thing down here in the good USA but I think this is where the rubber is gonna meet the road!
Yes your second amendment goes a long way to protecting your rights. Unfortunately there is no right to bear arms here, so we have far less case law to fall back on.
My definition of an assault rifle or an assault style weapon is something a criminal uses to assault another person not in the style of the gun functions
Well that would make none of these assault rifles then, since there hasn't been a homicide committed using an AR-15 in Canada's history.
So if our prime minister can use a fully automatic assault rifle from a helicopter to hunt deer with a 30 round magazine and a suppressor and our police can use fully automatic weapons with 30 round magazines, why is it illegal for us to have one? I'm not going to break the law. I'm not going to go and shoot somebody with a gun. If I have an issue with a person the very most I might get into a physical fight with them with my hands but that would probably be about it. Or if somebody broke into my house, there's a good chance that I might act a little differently, but I didn't break the law first. I just defended myself from someone breaking the law is what I'm trying to say. I'm not saying Dad. It's not an assault rifle. I'm saying that if the gun's not being used in assaults against people, why do you call it that? And you can't use war as an example because war is war. I've heard of people throwing grenades directly at somebody's feet. You don't call them assault grenades. You just called them grenades. You don't call a handgun an assault handgun you call it a handgun we have a bunch of people that don't understand a damn thing in this country and it's whack and they expect us to follow the rules when they can't even do the same thing themselves
Some hunting rifles are on there. Like you can no longer have a 700 Nitro. Express elephant rifle because it's above 10000 j
while I've never seen that definition of democracy. That is clearly not what it means in Canada. What does in fact apply in their eyes, is that a democracy is "by the consent of the governed". This has taken some time to understand, but it means if you are holding the birth certificate and have not redeemed it with the Minister of Finance Canada, you consent to be governed. The birth certificate is not what most believe it to be.
Wait, what? Can you elaborate on this?
@@MF-rtard89 The birth certificate is your membership card to participate in the democracy. It tells them you are eligible to hold public office. You see the government is a democracy, Canada is a Constitutional Monarchy, a free State, where you can be free if you choose to be. These are two separate jurisdictions. It tells you this in both the Bill of Rights, 1960 and the Canadian Charter of Rights a Freedoms, 1982.
Canada is a free (State) AND a democratic society....
@@MF-rtard89 The Birth Certificate and You
ruclips.net/video/AzxDZfdEKbQ/видео.html
playing devils advocate the ar-15 and variants are in the same family as the m4 and m16, the only major difference being the trigger group. they all have reliability, ergonomics and force multipliers in mind. that being said civilian gun ownership for self defence should be a right and something we shouldn't tip toe around.
Same family, but full auto is a pretty large and defining difference.
@@nutritionperfection not really, with a light trigger you can shoot really quick and also with a few simple modifications you can make any semi auto bump fire. I find it funny that rifles are such a hot topic when nobody bats an eye that governments have tanks and missiles.
@@speedplays6710 If you have to say "with a few modifications" and you still only get to bump fire not full auto it is a big difference classification wise. The AR-15 can't even be converted by using an M16 BCG, the lower receiver components are different and the wall thickness is different. You're looking at trigger group, including auto sear, and the bolt carrier. If you don't consider that different, then I'm not sure what to say. Bump fire is not full auto, nor would full auto or bump be important with the 5 round capacity law. Heck, bump stocks are illegal as is. The mere difference between semi/burst and full auto at time of sale makes guns different enough to be classified differently, if we get into mods and receiver changes, let along illegal mods, we aren't talking the same thing anymore. My son is armoured division so it's funny you mention that.
I do agree on one thing you should keep your firearms locked in a safe ! If anyone uses your firearm in a crime then the minimum if not a death penalty they should get a minimum 50 years in prison !
Thank goodness high lord sparkle socks and his government are here to save us... The amount of times I have been walking in the woods and had to take hard cover from duck blinds full of hunters armed with SAM's and then had to roll into a ditch because some hoser is hunting wabbits with a holy hand grenade of Antioch are just too enumerable to count.... Don't you all feel safer now???
The real safety comes from knowing if you don't turn your guns in, armed police will kick your door in at 3am, beat the crap out of you, throw you in jail and seize your assets. For your protection, of course.
@@TATVCanada Naturally for our own good. I mean my name is only run through the data base every day how ever would they manage to keep track of me....
As a Canadian, born and raised who escaped to the US, I gotta say, Canada sucks!
So no more buying black painted rifles that look cool cuz those ones are worse than the old looking ones with the same specs 😂😂😂
Correct.
I am a lib all the way. Anti religion, pro abortion, anti trump etc but honestly you should be allowed to own an assault rifle.