New reasons to Boycott Toronto Canada

[Bazooka Joe71]

Darn it, I can't go to Canada now? Good luck getting to sleep tonight.

 

[leadcounsel]

Look to Canada for your presidential decisions...

 

[MDW GUNS]

I am surprised that someone in Toronto even wrote back!
Canada is a nice country to visit. I know even some LE in Halifax and they hate the Canadian gun laws themselves.
My wife loved to travel to Montreal for shopping. We live about 5 hours away from Montreal, but have not been there now for years.
To me it was not only because of the gun laws, to me it was the way Canada stands against the US and our political views and how some people in Canada try me to get to renounce my government!
So we just don’t go there anymore and spend our money somewhere else, but I never would waist my time writing to anyone in Canada about it!

By the way, why did you pick Toronto?
Toronto is sort of the arm pit of Canada and there is nothing in Toronto worth traveling to!

Instead of wasting my time writing to Canada, I would use the time to write to liberal antigun US politicians.
I think that would be a much better spend stamp!

 

[Prince Yamato]

...because not all Canadians have the extremist anti-gun views of the Liberal Party, because Canada played a pivotal role in North American history and is of value to historians of western and Native American cultures, because Quebec features some of the oldest settlements in North American... Oh and again, because not all Canadians are the extremists that the Liberal Party is... yeah, folks, let's abandon those Canadians that want RKBA because of a couple bad apples in their country. We also engage in massive trade with Canada. Own a Ford? It was probably made in Ford's Ontario plant.

 

[Rachen]

Yes, that is correct, however; it sure would be nice if the rest of the world would keep their noses out of the USA's Gun Laws -- which they appear unable to do!

We better make sure they don't stick their filthy noses in our gun rights. UN, and European socialists are not welcome to come here and bully us about.