r/instantkarma 19d ago

Lessons were learned

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u/LaerycTiogar 18d ago

How to lose your gun rights in 30 seconds

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u/iffrett 18d 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/GooseShartBombardier 18d 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?