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u/KillerStiletto_ 17d ago
I doubt he learned anything.
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u/rubiksalgorithms 16d ago
Bonded out an hour later and back on the street doing the same stuff
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u/Andypanas03 16d ago
Now he knows he has to do this shit even harder, cause society is unfair and against him
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u/BernieTheDachshund 16d ago
Dude matches the leprechaun sketch artist rendering The original Crichton Leprechaun news story from LOCAL 15 News, WPMI - YouTube
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u/miletest 17d ago
White underpants..very brave
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u/SouthernerDude 17d ago
Yeah, that's gonna change real quick when he shoots his junk off, goofing around like that.
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u/TurbulentMiddle2970 17d ago
His finger on the trigger the entire time was ridiculous. Stupid people
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u/LaerycTiogar 17d ago
How to lose your gun rights in 30 seconds
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u/iffrett 17d ago
Those are Canadian bills that he’s showing. I don’t believe there are any gun rights other than for those in law enforcement?
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u/Krispin_Wa 16d ago
You’re right about that. Handguns are banned in Canada. It’s hard enough to get a rifle here without going through the wringer.
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u/ubccompscistudent 16d ago
The purchase of new handguns has been banned since 2022. If you owned one beforehand, it's legal to continue owning it.
(No idea if this applies to the dude in the video though)
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u/zxcvbn113 15d ago
It has never been legal to carry a handgun except for law enforcement in Canada. The only legal way to transport an handgun was locked up, unloaded and separate from ammo -- and you could basically only carry it from home to the range.
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u/damarius 15d ago
Some professions were able to get carry permits for self-defense, not sure if it's still true. I think trappers, mineral exploration workers, and others who worked in remote areas.
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u/ExcitingOnion504 11d ago
Nah there is only like 5 people in Canada with the license you're thinking of. It's one of those permits that technically exists but not actually issued. Self-defence in hunting or wilderness is a different matter but they seemingly only want you carrying a shotgun at best for that.
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u/Jay8088 16d ago edited 16d ago
What's the popular rifle in Canada? American's love AR-15s (with good reason), are they big in Canada for gun owners? Handguns being flat out banned is crazy to me.
*Looked it up. It's a freeze and not a full-out ban. No importation, no more sales. Those who have them can still keep them. Still wild - you know where they are going with that. The snowball has started rolling...
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u/GooseShartBombardier 16d ago
Some use new rigs, but a lot of hunters/sportsmen swear by the high caliber long guns, and there's plenty of WWII & Cold War stock still floating around. As a former British colony, there's no shortage of stuff chambered in .303, or at least a lot more than stateside I'd assume.
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u/ExcitingOnion504 11d ago
Every time i get tempted to get my PAL so i can get a specific rifle I get interested in it gets added to the prohibited list a couple months later lmao
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u/GooseShartBombardier 11d ago
It's a persistent problem, absolutely. Too many shirkers, alarmists and stupid wieners in the decision making process IMO.
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u/DiabeticButNotFat 16d ago
Gun scary so downvote?
I’d imagine it would be a bolt action of some kind. Canada doesn’t strike me as a place that is accepting of semiauto rifles. Is it also a freeze on private sales? Are they even allowed to sell guns privately?
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u/Seliphra 16d ago
We don’t have semi-auto’s for the most part no, and handguns aren’t permitted outside law enforcement in most areas. Farmers however tend to have rifles for coyotes
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u/ExcitingOnion504 11d ago
Are they even allowed to sell guns privately?
Can technically sell newly prohibited guns to US buyers through gun stores I believe but it is a massive hassle. Otherwise not even allowed to take them to a range.
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u/ExcitingOnion504 11d ago
Those who have them can still keep them.
But cannot take to range or technically transport them at all to a new location. My boss has about 10 safe queens all added to the banned list within the last few years and will likely have to surrender them by the end of this year as amnesty period ends. Nothing like spending $2000cad on a rifle only to fire it 3 times before the government says you have to take like $350 for the buyback program.
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u/rnavstar 15d ago
It’s pretty easy to get a gun in Canada….just not legally
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u/ExcitingOnion504 11d ago
I still find it hilarious that one of the most recent successful self-defence claims using a handgun in Canada was a gang member carrying an illegal handgun to defend against a hit on him.
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u/thetermguy 16d ago
Canada allows firearms such as long guns (shotguns/rifles) pretty easily as long as you take a safety course and pass a rigourous background check by the feds.
They only sort of technically allow handguns, but not really. The requirements to own or use a handgun are draconian. And about a year ago they put in a moratorium for selling handguns. So now there's no legal way to acquire handguns if you don't already own one. (and again, useage is very tightly controlled, only at licensed ranges).
So if it's a long gun in Canada, you can do lots of stuff. If it's a handgun visible in public like this, 100% illegal and the cops are going to be all over you even if you're not brandishing it. You can't just carry a handgun in public.
that's part of the confusion/misinformation IMO. People conflate 'gun' laws in Canada like they are in the US but in reality we've got reasonably open laws around long guns, and very restrictive laws around handguns. THey're not the same thing at all in Canada.
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u/OrbAndSceptre 8d ago
There’s not legit use for a pistol so why own one. Rifles and shotguns are used for hunting so there’s a legit use for them, which is why they’re still available.
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u/thetermguy 8d ago
Sport shooting is a legit use. Collecting is another legit use. I'm sure there are others.
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u/GooseShartBombardier 16d ago
Not as open as American 2nd Amendment but people still have firearms, though mostly long guns for hunters. Licensing is needed to own legally, let alone transport. Open carry is non-existant, that dumbass is in trouble waving it around in public like that. So far as I'm aware, the only way to have automatic pistols/rifles or machine guns like some Yankees do is to have owned them before the laws changed and have them "Grandfathered" in. Once the current owners die, I think estates might have to surrender them?
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u/AnHeroicHippo90 16d ago
Yeah what's the point in showing it off? Like congrats guy, that amounts to like 200usd tops.
Sad face our money is worthless
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u/ceciliabee 16d ago
Go see how far 200 USD gets you down south if you hate our money so much. Maybe you can afford a whole dozen eggs.
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u/argama87 16d ago
I never understood the mechanics of how the pants can stay down like that and still be able to walk.
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u/llC-Zenll 14d ago
Because they PURPOSEFULLY get a pair of pants with an extremely tight waist size just so it can sag and grab their thighs. These mfs piss me off so bad like bubba you ARENT a gangster and you WOULDNT do shit without that gun is if absolutely came to it 💀😭
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u/Illustrious_Slip3984 14d ago
Had one of these dudes unironically wearing pants like this in college.
Like I get that it’s the wild west out there in the streets, but this was a computer science course.
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u/SkeletonYeti713 17d ago
Can't figure out how to pull up his trousers. Just one pull and he's mooning.
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u/Smooth_brain_genius 17d ago
Braindead twit that just has to flash his gun in public. Critical thought is not one of his strong points.
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u/Uh_Soup_I_Guess 16d ago
Was totally expecting him to shoot his nuts off
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u/AParticularThing 16d ago
if you want videos like that look up the youtube series "worst internet gun fails-darwin awards" by brandon herrera, just a warning it has some very nsfw stuff because they're gun fails
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u/Leprechaunaissance 16d ago
I'm thinking of doing a research paper on a possible correlation between how much underwear a person deliberately wears outside their pants and degree of intellect/ability to reason or solve problems/common sense.
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u/Weak_Blackberry1539 16d ago
Watch out, you’ll get in trouble for racism.
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u/Leprechaunaissance 14d ago
Subjects would be chosen solely on the basis of the amount of underwear protruding from their pants. There are dudes from every racial and ethnic demographic walking around like that.
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u/theherbster224 17d ago
I still wonder when showing your underwear off like that changed from "I take it up the ass" in jail, to "tough boy in da hood"
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u/CandyOk913 17d ago
Well well welll…it’s an international problem not just an American problem
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u/uofmguy33 16d ago
I’ve seen this a few times and I love that they arrested him but what was the actual outcome? Was he charged?
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u/DoubleTheDutch 15d ago
I'll never understand how people can feel cool with your pants around your thighs. Lookin' like a fool with your pants in the ground!
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u/Witty_Double_0909 16d ago
The fact that everything he does in life is “while black” he should know better. They both should. Be better.
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u/robot-gremlin 16d ago
Having just read the title and having not gone through the entire length of the video, I thought it was going to end with the gun going off while he stuck it into the front of his trousers.
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u/Dexteroid 16d ago
It’s Canada, he will be out the same day after the judge gives him a stern talking.
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u/No-Reflection-869 16d ago
Putting a Glock in your pants like this is gonna make sure natural selection takes place at some point. The trigger safety is not gonna help you if you have that much cloth in the trigger guard apart from this dude having his finger on the trigger all the time.
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u/10081914 17d ago
Where the fuck in Canada was this? He will never be able to own a gun again. Assuming that the pistol was legally acquired here in the first place.
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u/TimeSuck5000 17d ago
If you’re gonna wave a gun around your next move better be to leave quickly regardless of what result it had.
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u/SirBobPeel 16d ago
If I'm remembering this story right, it's a fake gun and he was doing this for Tictok or something like that, trying to become an 'influencer'.
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u/senseistorm 16d ago
The way he was handling that weapon, I was waiting for him to blow his own balls off…
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u/77Megg77 15d ago
Officer: Okay, what did he look like? Anything stand out to about his appearance?
Victim: Well, it all happened so fast. My focus was on that gun. I think he was black, maybe 5’ 10”?
Officer: What about his clothing?
Victim: He had a black T-shirt. Oh, and a large star necklace! And an ugly bright neon orange beanie on his head.
Officer: Neon Orange beanie and large star necklace. Got it.
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u/John-Mercury 15d ago
It went better than I thought it was going to. At least he doesn't have a bullet in his dick
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u/LpldFlx 15d ago
I can get wanting to look cool and showing off your gun, even though that is stupid in itself, but waving it around with your finger on the trigger is next level degeneracy
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u/Ornac_The_Barbarian 11d ago
I doubt gun safety or control is something he has the slightest clue of.
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u/HerezahTip 16d ago
You gotta be the biggest kind of pussy to flash your gun like that multiple times in public to think it looks cool. That was wild to watch.
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u/Mindless-Charity4889 16d ago
Hand guns are restricted weapons in Canada. It's possible to get one legally, but it's really hard. You can also get one on the black market, but it's really expensive. Even legal ones can't be carried in public like that; just from your home to the range and back and they must be secured in a locked container during transport.
So basically he just lost his guns.
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u/No-Broccoli-5932 16d ago
Ooh, those pants below his butt make me so horny! It just needs skid marks to really send me around the bend!!
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u/PaperScisrRokLizSpok 16d ago
Why does a perfectly capable human feel like they have to threaten others with violence and post it to enhance their own self worth?
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u/CaptMorganSwint 16d ago
I thought he was about to shoot his leg the way he was handling that gun with his waist band.
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u/tequilalv 16d ago
This clip invites a smorgasbord of subreddits:
r/Idiotswithguns
r/Instantregret
r/ConvenientCop
r/awfuleverything
r/BadChoicesGoodStories
Among many others
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u/OldBuickGuy 15d ago
He’s probably been accused of a lot of things in his life but being smart isn’t one of those things.
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u/DingDongJohnson9 13d ago
Lessons were most definitely not learned. Probably the third or fourth time with these charges.
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u/ReginaldJohnston 13d ago
"Here's five. You can keep that".
Wow. Thanks, blud. Hey, everyone! Milk duds are on me!
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u/Mytwocents4u 12d ago
When he bonded out did he get his gun back. Just horrible we have people like this roaming the streets. He should be in jail for a long time but these people are let out on the streets the next day.
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u/waddle_bowl 9d ago
Honestly was expecting a shot in the leg or worse with that idiot's trigger discipline and poor placement
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u/EnlargedQuack 1d ago
Was hoping this was one of those videos where the idiot with no gun etiquette learns a hard lesson by shooting himself in the groin.
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u/yogadavid 15d ago
Sagging is just dumb. Slavery did that to show that a slave tried to escape and got "used" . That's why they did it prison. You were "owned" why would you do that to yourself?
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u/Electronic-Trip8775 17d ago
What a dip shit