Reply With QuoteWow. They had nothing better to do during this flood than to go around and break into everybody's houses and take their guns, because if they didn't, somebody else would. Never mind just securing the area, so no looting occurs. Nice.
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It can happen anywhere.....just like here and Katrina, the police in Canada illegally confiscated firearms from homes that had been evacuated by law abiding citizens.
PMO after High River gun seizures: ?Focus on more important tasks? | Canada | News | National Post
GOTTA love this crap.
And how do you supposed they gained entry.............yea that is right, they KICKED in the door:
He did confirm that officers relied on forced entry to get into numerous houses during the early stages of the flood because of an “urgent need.”
later,
Geo
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Wow. They had nothing better to do during this flood than to go around and break into everybody's houses and take their guns, because if they didn't, somebody else would. Never mind just securing the area, so no looting occurs. Nice.
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It was NOT about protecting from looters.....if it was, why didn't the "police" take the jewels and other valuables.Originally Posted by RoadToad
Don't change the narrative....they went in left tens of thousands of dollars in valuables, and CONFISCATED their guns. Nothing else.
I call ********.....
Later,
Geo
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Excuse the hell out of me for agreeing with you the wrong way. It won't happen again.
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I read, and reread what you stated, and then wrote a blistering response....then I read what you wrote again
I actually think you WERE agreeing with me, and that they should have only protected the area without actually entering any persons property.
Sorry for reading this wrong
Later,
Geo
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