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[winchester70]

erasmus111: Then go post on a Canadian message board.

[schoollord]

payasyougo said "Another "gun-free" zone activity by a criminal."

Do you know that most gun-related deaths occur in the homes of gun owners? Those are not gun-free zones. And most of the time we have someone violating the gun-free zones is a gun owner on a killing spree!~

[schoollord]

bocboc said "there are plenty of mass shooting in BC right now"

Say what? "LOL" Plenty of mass shootings where?

[schoollord]

winchester said "elbuitre aka elcantanre1 aka schoollord ad nauseam is up early today"

People with guns are up early killing people so I have to keep up!~

[bocboc200]

hey erasmus you are and idiot. there are plenty of mass shooting in BC right now, you need to understand that there are americans way and the canadians way, the americans way is a jungle where hords of barbarians are preying on you, hence need the defence of yourself with guns. there is also sideeffect, that lead to the misuse of gun. I wouldnt call it a misuse but everybody has its own interpretation on the term as state on their II amendment that says everybody has the right to defend himself whether its threat come from violation of property, verbal abuse, home disturbance. Then theres threat that one has its own interpreation, for example you can self terminate if you has personnal sufferings, ie, disease, low self esteem.
hope that you understant the american ways of of right of gun ownnership

LOL

[erasmus111]

You are a fool, matter of fact why would you want to live in country founded by idiots unless you are a fool?

Posted by djams3 at 12:49 AM : Apr 8, 2009

I don't live in a country founded by fools. I live in Canada.

[erasmus111]

johnb8888

Oh, and by the way, things are way better in Canada.

So how many mass shootings have you had in the past week or so? I've counted seven.

You live in a sick world.

[erasmus111]

So yourassumus is back telling how much better things are in Canada.

There's a reason they call Canada "the Great White North"--it's a highly homogenous, basically All White country with few racial divisions--i.e., no Negro problem.

But now that the Mexicans are moving up there, Vancouver is getting to be murder alley.

If you want a few more mojados sent your way, Canadians, just let us know. We know how you love immigrants.

Posted by johnb8888 at 4:59 AM : Apr 8, 2009


No NEGRO problem? You are a moron and a racist.

We do have black people living here and they are not a PROBLEM. Why would they be a problem? In fact, we don't even have near the PROBLEM of racist WHITE people, like you.

And as for having "Mexicans", no we don't. There may be a fight over who's getting what little cocaine there is, but there are no Mexicans here.

Now you need to shut your RACIST mouth, until you know what the hell you are talking about.

[winchester70]

elbuitre aka elcantanre1 aka schoollord ad nauseam is up early today

[12gage4granny]

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