C71 was the actually the intro to C75

[32-40win]

And if you are scratching your head at the illogic of C71, wait til you look at C75. There are some marvelous sentence reductions, new opportunities to issue summary convictions, general support and minimal penalties for folk who want to get involved in all sorts of nasty things.

If you read this first;
http://www.parl.ca/LegisInfo/BillDet...9745407&View=8

Then you can wonder at this;

http://www.parl.ca/DocumentViewer/en.../first-reading

Have fun!!!

[GeoTrekr]

I've never been so embarrassed, ashamed, and flabbergasted by a government in my life.

But don't worry, I'm not alone. Surprisingly, and without prior discussion of Canadian politics, my German relatives are abuzz about our dear leader as well, and not in a good way!

Between these two Bills, it blows my mind a group of 'leaders' can be either so dense, or so deliberately obtuse. The responses to senate and MP letters concerning C-71 lean heavily toward the latter, so it'll be interesting to hear the contorted justifications for C-75's sentencing reductions for major and disturbing offences, especially in light of C-71's blatant attack of legal licenced people. Or did I miss "tough on honest citizens, lax on gangs" in the Liberal election platform?!

I hope people see, understand, and most importantly, REMEMBER, this garbage at the ballot box next year.

[honda610]

Well looks like Alaska or Montana might get some more residents.....this country is screwed.

[Newview01]

It is not surprising that this bill is not getting a lot of attention. Our media wouldn't want Joe Public to know how quick our freedoms are disappearing.