jeff-10
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Canada blames U.S. for gun violence
http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/americas/12/27/canada.crime.ap/index.html
http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/americas/12/27/canada.crime.ap/index.html
"The U.S. is exporting its problem of violence to the streets of Toronto," he said.
Miller said that while almost every other crime in Toronto is down, the supply of guns has increased and half of them come from the United States.
Miller said the availability of stolen Canadian guns is another problem, and that poverty in certain Toronto neighborhoods is a root cause.
"There are neighborhoods in Toronto where young people face barriers of poverty, discrimination and don't have real hope and opportunity. The kind of programs that we once took for granted in Canada that would reach out to young people have systematically disappeared over the past decade and I think that gun violence is a symptom of a much bigger problem," Miller said.
Miller said the availability of stolen Canadian guns is another problem, and that poverty in certain Toronto neighborhoods is a root cause.
I would give ANY amount of money to a cause that would bring a teleporter or the illegal Mexicans directly to the Canadian border. I think their feelings would change very quickly.
Crosshair said:This is getting to be like "The boy who cried Wolf."
tonytulipz said:How so......??? EXPLAIN Please
GunnySkox said:Because if you blame your stupid BS on some irrelevant third party enough times, people stop caring what you have to say. Especially that third party. Eventually, they become disinclined to continue jumping into action whenever you shriek about the third party screwing everything up, and eventually, they might even become disinclined to vote for your stupid, blubbering, whiny self.
Note: "you" refers to feckless, bitchy Can'tadian politicians.
~GnSx
"Are you a CANadian or a CAN'Tadian?" ~Inside Joke
Uh oh, code word alert . . . I wonder what . . . demographic group . . . dominates these areas?. . . poverty in certain Toronto neighborhoods is a root cause. . . . "There are neighborhoods in Toronto where young people face barriers of poverty, discrimination and don't have real hope and opportunity.
Throw away your Molson & Brador and grab a Budweiser and a Colt!
Um... It was all over 2-A blogs that Mr. Miller (or was it one of his associates?) admitted the "half" was just made up. Seems this article is dated.Miller said ... the supply of guns has increased and half of them come from the United States.
HankB said:Uh oh, code word alert . . . I wonder what . . . demographic group . . . dominates these areas?
(Actually, I've heard most of the increase in violence involves Jamaican drug gangs engaging in gang wars with one another . . . but in Canada's uber-liberal political circles, they can't say that for various political reasons.)
Peet said:Um... It was all over 2-A blogs that Mr. Miller (or was it one of his associates?) admitted the "half" was just made up. Seems this article is dated.
/P
Suppose they'd settle for free bus rides to the northern part of Montana?
And at the same time, Red Dawn DVDs have been flying off the shelves. Hmmm...Michigander said:Methinks there is an increase in demand for firearms in Canada of late.