Really? I'm not sure I can relate to people that think that you can stop terrorism. You cut off one of the snakes head and another will take its place.
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Really? I'm not sure I can relate to people that think that you can stop terrorism. You cut off one of the snakes head and another will take its place.
it's maybe a 5min thing, they are very closeHow quickly can you run from the one spot to the next? It's fucked up that he made it into the building that's for sure. But then how many such things have happened at various government buildings lately... even the White House. Immediate response is a tricky thing.
'Stay the course now that this is hitting closer to home'
Really? I'm not sure I can relate to people that think that you can stop terrorism. You cut off one of the snakes head and another will take its place.
I feel incredibly sick. This truly enrages me. We aren't a patriotic people, but in general, we are protective and proud of our soldiers.
Canada is known as an open and welcoming country, and our places of government are just the same. The fact that this person took advantage of that fact makes me so angry.
If this person is a Muslim radical, as the hit-and-run perpetrator was in Quebec, then... I don't know what to say. This aberrant extremist group's disgusting ideals of hatred and murder must be stamped out, somehow, just as Nazism in Germany was, otherwise it will continue to spread like a disease.
EDIT: In my community, we are not as traditionally patriotic as Americans are (you wouldn't see us wearing Canadian flag matching unitards for example...not that that's a bad thing). It's more of a quiet, humble pride. Perhaps in other communities it's different. Either way...it doesn't matter.
I have never felt personally wronged in this way before - I feel as if someone has stolen something from me. They had no right.
We Are Canadian, and we will be strong.
my favorite response to this is all the calls to nationalistic patriotism like this on reddit
no one has learned anything from 9/11
Yeah guns don't really work that way.
And regarding only cops carrying them.. it's kinda scary how little mandated training they have. Most Canadian cops will shoot 50-100 (1 to 2 boxes) of ammo in a year, just to re-qualify. But anyway, this isn't really about guns. This is about a dangerous ideology.
canada has nothing to be proud or patriotic of. i agree with bashhead.
I wouldn't feel the need to carry a gun. More guns isn't the solution to a situation like this. That's how situations like VT, Sandy Hook, Aurora, and more. Or a former cop shooting someone over texting during a movie. I'd hate to see Canada become a place where guns are commonplace and even a few people take advantage of it.
Or you can believe these incidents are on the rise which they are not:
Gun Homicide Rate Down 49% Since 1993 Peak; Public Unaware | Pew Research Center
The media plays up any incident and you are able to get news in your face instantly so you are more apt to think its going up and it is not. I am not saying this is because of more guns in general, but there is certainly a higher awareness of them overall.
no doubt sound would have carried to the rideau centre easily; echoes tooGoes to show how hectic these events are when multiple shootings are reported and then later totally debunked... such a weird thing. Hopefully it was just the one guy and this is the end of it.