No Confiscations in Alberta without a Permit

[markg]

This is a move in the right direction. I like it. I hope what ever government wins in May will keep this program in place to support Alberta sportsman.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UD2Mer0nAik


Here is a link to a Calgary Herald article

https://calgaryherald.com/news/polit...fiscating-guns

[elkhunter11]

I personally would issue the permits, $1million per each person involved in the confiscations, and an additional $5000 per firearm to be confiscated, in addition to fair market value. Bring some tax money back to Alberta

[markg]

Originally Posted by elkhunter11

I personally would issue the permits, $1million per each person involved in the confiscations, and an additional $5000 per firearm to be confiscated, in addition to fair market value. Bring some tax money back to Alberta

That was exactly what I was thinking. If we cant stop them make it so expensive that it becomes impractical. Plus the owner is in fact compensated not only for the firearm but for the intrusion into there life and there liberty.

[Au revoir, Gopher]

Don't forget the week long mandatory training before they can apply for a license.

ARG

[DirtShooter]

the scary part is IFFFF the ndp win they'll issue these permits like they issue the free handouts to their supporters.

[elkhunter11]

Originally Posted by Au revoir, Gopher

Don't forget the week long mandatory training before they can apply for a license.

ARG

And the 8-12 month processung period.

[3blade]

Originally Posted by DirtShooter

the scary part is IFFFF the ndp win they'll issue these permits like they issue the free handouts to their supporters.

EXACTLY

Dani and her fans using gun owners as a political football

Pretty tired of being kicked around by “conservatives” in this country. And yes I know the NDP is worse. Best of the worst is hardly a position to aim for, and certainly doesn’t inspire loyalty.

Edit:

What should have happened, is a law that states no firearms will be confiscated on the basis of classification by any government employee or official, within Alberta. If the RCMP or anyone else breaks this law, they are guilty of domestic terrorism and will be sentenced to the maximum prison term applicable, with no right of appeal. Warrants will then be issued for the person who signed the confiscation orders, with the same penalty applied if they ever set foot within our boundaries.

THAT is what conservatism and property rights look like.

[Ackleyman]

Bunch of fluff. get some balls.
There will be NO gun confiscation in the Province Of Alberta.

[ghostguy6]

I wonder if the Rcmp will still be allowed to seize the firearms as part of an investigation without the permits. If so they will just start an investigation for any reason they can, drag it out until the owner has no choice but to surrender it to the crown.

I have no doubt the queens crossing guards will find a loophole and exploit the hell out of it.

[Ackleyman]

Originally Posted by 3blade

EXACTLY

Dani and her fans using gun owners as a political football

Pretty tired of being kicked around by “conservatives” in this country. And yes I know the NDP is worse. Best of the worst is hardly a position to aim for, and certainly doesn’t inspire loyalty.

Edit:

What should have happened, is a law that states no firearms will be confiscated on the basis of classification by any government employee or official, within Alberta. If the RCMP or anyone else breaks this law, they are guilty of domestic terrorism and will be sentenced to the maximum prison term applicable, with no right of appeal. Warrants will then be issued for the person who signed the confiscation orders, with the same penalty applied if they ever set foot within our boundaries.

THAT is what conservatism and property rights look like.

[Pioneer2]

to those enforcing it and making it up as they go along.If you think a piece of paper will protect you you're dreaming.