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The Liberals slow-motion confiscation of all handguns in the country will do nothing to reduce violent crime in Canada.

The message here: the laws are still not enough. Every state will have to follow suit. And they still won’t be enough.

“... the deterrent effect of armed victims is demonstrated by ...tyrants waiting to start mass murder until the victims are disarmed.” ~ Dave Kopel.

Regardless of who first said it, the gun prohibitionists and their media cheerleaders are using all three to swindle their countrymen out of their birthrights.

Americans know that guns take many innocent lives every year, but many don’t know that firearms also save them.

Americans know that guns take many innocent lives every year, but many don’t know that firearms also save them.

While Americans know that guns take many innocent lives every year, many don’t know that firearms also save ...

Article content First, a Liberal government introduced the gun registry in the 1990s. That was supposed to cost $2 million, but, by the time it was abolished in 2012, the tally was over $2 billion. Despite the heavy price tag, the gun registry was notoriously ineffective in limiting guns in the hands of criminals. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or OPINION: Trudeau gun grab will be ineffective and very expensive Back to video The latest attempt a...

The BC government recently rushed Bill 4 (the Firearm Violence Prevention Act) into law claiming it was an attempt to deal with drug and gang violence. Unfortunately, this poorly designed bill . . .

Author of the article: Aaron Wudrick Publishing date: Feb 19, 2021  •  February 19, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  In this file photo taken on June 22, 2018, seized firearms are seen on display during a Toronto Police Service press conference to update the public on the results of raids, which took place across the Greater Toronto Area. Photo by Peter Goffin /THE CANADIAN PRESS Article content It’ll only cost $2 million. That was the promise then-prime minister Jean Chretien mad...