Jfc. C’mon now. Use that brain of yours.

I was referencing this quote …

Well, we’d better take all my legally owned guns away then.

They generalized guns when the article focused on handguns.

Ofc it’s not all cops, the same as not all men are rapists or paedophiles. But it’s enough cops and enough men that it is a massive issue.

My very rough guess is that the higher the ‘refund’ is, the more ‘honest’ the recipient is. :p

In truth tho the CRA almost never goes after rich people, ie: absolutely nothing happened after the Panama Papers came out.

Well tbh your quote is specifically about handguns, not firearms in general. So no, I don’t agree with you at all.

Handguns can be concealed and are often used in robberies and murders. Long guns are usually used for hunting.

As always, ACAB.

Why does it seem that police depts seemingly hire the dumbest fucks?

Not sure how a story about FloridaMan bringing illegal guns into Canada has anything whatsoever to do with your ability to own legal guns.

But you do you I guess.

Live Nation argued throughout the trial that it was not a monopoly and that it competed “fiercely” with rivals in the entertainment space, with sports teams, concert promoters and other venue operators.

Bullshit.

Hi dad.

Jfc. I’m so sorry you went through that. I can’t imagine. :/

You’d have to give the linguist time to sort it all out.

Because bail reform hasn’t kept up with lagging wages and homeless numbers.

Y’all have a great logical discussion happening here between Brave Little Hitachi Wand and UnderpantsWeevil and as much as I respect the convo the names have me lmao.

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Canada has that one in the bag already. You gotta choose a different acronym.

Not if we keep allowing nations to harvest them (and their singular food source, krill) at the current astronomical rates.

Probably, but I would think as leader of the Holy See he has more power than any individual nation leader does … so why change?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_See

Because oil prices fluctuate with the market … so prices rose on oil that had been produced at the cheaper rates but sold at much higher values.

Back in the day when provincial data was actually posted online (20 or so years ago), I read that Alberta’s take from oil producers was $1 per barrel … and it had been that way for decades. Alberta’s leadership has always seemed like it never wanted to bite the hand that fed it, and not only did that stick for the politicians, it also became the mantra for Albertans themselves.

Gonna really miss Colbert.

On Fox News, Trump said the investiation into Powell is “more than a criminal probe”, but also about “incompetence”.

Pot/kettle dipshit.