Cultural divide on New gun control campaign which aims to get the public to ‘speak out before it’s too late’ – November 13, 2018,
A lot of men being raised by single moms these days, and for security reasons, it’s only natural that a woman would assume Gun Control is a law that will make people safe, the problem is it’s really not true. There are a lot of countries with Gun control and most of those countries are the most violent countries on earth. Cops and the government can’t keep you safe, cops usually show up after the fact and the truth is the more accessible guns are the less taboo there is around them. Below is the CBC article you’ll want to consider reading.
New gun control campaign aims to get public to ‘speak out before it’s too late’
Not sure if CBC did that purposely but if you notice in that CBC article there’s a picture and the women are in the front with the men in the back. Most real men, don’t want gun control, gun control is more of a motherly thing, moms are typically afraid their sons and daughters will get hurt because of guns and also because of people who are irresponsible with firearms.
Some of the undeniable facts about guns controls is that homicide rates don’t go down with gun control, the figure that undeniably goes down with gun control, however, are MASS SHOOTINGS. So I’m clear a mass shooting is four or more victims shot, generally in a public place. This fact is undeniable once gun controls are instituted this is even true in the United States. The U.S States with their most gun control laws typically don’t have mass shootings. Mass shootings, by the way, are typically done by radicalized white males.
Were as homicide or gang-related shootings are typically done by minority groups, like Blacks, First Nations, and other minority groups. So this is where the cultural divide comes into play and this is why the assumption is that regulating guns out of existence makes the most sense to people who’ve been affected by lackluster gun control. A close friend of mine was shot dead by a gang member, I’ve also known people who’ve been stabbed and also killed via a car accident by an individual who was intoxicated. It hurts, not only does death hurt but one also has to think about the incidence when a person is shot and not killed but instead becomes a vegetable or they can’t walk etc.
This is real life stuff, and it’s the reason I’m sympathetic to people who want gun control, however, I don’t share the belief. My belief is that radical people will find a way to kill people and humanity already has the tools to stop it, the problem is we’ve regulated so many industries that everything is super expensive. I’ve gone into jewelry stores that are heavily protected in Canada and quite frankly these places have already shown me that a lot of these mass killings are preventable if we as a human race decide that we want to put a stop to it.
But this concept that the government should stop it is ridiculous to me, you don’t want to make something taboo. These gang bangers in Toronto as an example go out of their way to find the biggest and worst assault rifles they can find because they know when they have these weapons nobody can mess with them. These gangbangers also use handguns and are often brazen with their dealings with one another and the public. Adding to the problem is that a lot of minority groups are granted special privileges under Canadian law
Making matters worse is the preferential treatment that many criminals who commit crimes using a firearm get when they’re processed by the judicial system.
Here is just a partial list of the brutal murderers that Canada has set free – National Post
Women tend to like security and there’s this myth a lot of women believe that the Government can prevent criminal activities or somehow make things fair. If this is what you believe you should move to China or some other totalitarian society where your rights are frequently violated in the name of making you feel safe and making society fair. The truth is we as Canadians are the ones who prevent these disasters from happening. Freedom comes at a price and that price is that it’s in your best interest to be friends with your neighbors, I used to like the way life used to be when women really nosey.
Cultural enrichment changed women from being nosey to being dependent on the state. Women are probably a lot better at observing radical behavior than most men. But for whatever reason, a lot of women have dissolved into a group of people who are looking for easy answers. The easy answer is to build good communities, people looking out for each other, less collectivism and more individual responsibility. If a person or a group of people are isolating themselves why can’t people ask questions? Why can’t women ask questions? I only hear about Conservative women taking the initiative to ask tough questions, while the more liberal minded women want easy answers.
Why are so many parents in Canada doing such a horrible job raising their children? If the First Nations population is having a hard time adjusting to life in Canada why is it that we’re bringing in so many more immigrants who contribute to a strain on our society? Women used to be on the front lines for these causes now it appears that only Conservative women are addressing the real issues. I’m sorry people who want increased gun control the numbers don’t lie. Gun control only helps to prevent mass shootings, if guns are somehow taken out of society, guns are replaced with knives and any other weapon criminals can get their hands on.
I don’t want more gun control, I’d like us to first address the problems of individuals. Individual criminals are killing Canadians not gun owners. responsible gun owners should suffer for the actions of individuals who either have mental health issues because all you’re doing is making excuses. Furthermore, before you take guns away from responsible gun owners it would be a good idea to fix our judicial system first.
Interesting times ahead