I was surprised they hadn't already. Actually I'm in agreement with the 2A types that there is little significant difference from other semi-automatic rifles. They all should be banned. If you can't take down an elk with your bolt action, you shouldn't take the shot.
I appreciate that you at least make a fact based argument and I agree with part of this, but when you say they all should be banned are you talking about semi auto rifles or all guns period? I actually have no issue with banning semi auto rifles if that makes people feel better. I think it is silly and pure emotion based law, but when you start saying all guns or even including hand guns, we're gonna have a problem.
I was referring to semi-automatic rifles. And you can probably guess I'm in favour of strong controls on other weapons. Hand guns? I guess we have a problem
I was surprised they hadn't already. Actually I'm in agreement with the 2A types that there is little significant difference from other semi-automatic rifles. They all should be banned. If you can't take down an elk with your bolt action, you shouldn't take the shot.
I appreciate that you at least make a fact based argument and I agree with part of this, but when you say they all should be banned are you talking about semi auto rifles or all guns period? I actually have no issue with banning semi auto rifles if that makes people feel better. I think it is silly and pure emotion based law, but when you start saying all guns or even including hand guns, we're gonna have a problem.
I was surprised they hadn't already. Actually I'm in agreement with the 2A types that there is little significant difference from other semi-automatic rifles. They all should be banned. If you can't take down an elk with your bolt action, you shouldn't take the shot.
Those who say the attention and worry around COVID-19 is undue are less likely to be staying away from others, from public spaces, or to be regularly washing their hands.
Those who say the threat of COVID-19 is overblown are less concerned
about personally contracting the virus or it happening to someone in
their household than those who say the threat is serious
Political partisanship correlates with opinion on the seriousness of
the pandemic: those unconvinced are far more likely to have voted for
the CPC in the 2019 federal election
Isn't her mum Sandy Garofino, who ran for council in Vancouver and writes for the Tyee?
westslope wrote:
When I learn of a promising new emerging artist from the New York Times, it just makes me feel old and as out of touch as ever.
Grimes born Claire Elise Boucher in Vancouver. Apparently in a relationship with Elon Musk, could be pregnant with his child. The YouTube video posted in the NYT article left me rather indifferent though I do smile every time I see the influence of 'prog rock' on contemporary pop music.
"The response to the virus in the United States has been characterized as a bit of a disaster ... Trump is used to using fear-mongering and pointing to external threats in order to justify his actions, as opposed to focusing on what needs to be done domestically," she said.
I think that many of us are simply too hard on Trump.
If he sends troops to the border with Canada and uses those troops to keep Americans out of Canada, all I can say is: Thank you Mr. President!
"The response to the virus in the United States has been characterized as a bit of a disaster ... Trump is used to using fear-mongering and pointing to external threats in order to justify his actions, as opposed to focusing on what needs to be done domestically," she said.
