Hello /c/Canada
You know how there’s a 2nd amendment in the U.S. on the right to bear arms? I know that it was originally meant to allow people to form militias and defend their rights should the government become an authoritarian regime and stop following the constitution.
Is there anything similar in Canada in terms of laws or rights and freedoms?
I think the tipping point might be the next presidential elections. They’re trying to avoid getting to that point, but if push comes to shove, I bet they’ll bear arms and start being more agressive.
I mean, some democrats and even some pastors have called for getting your testament papers in order and possibly get armed to defend yourself with how things are headed under Trump. So who knows.
I have heard that before. Once it does not happen then well you know the next tipping point will be X.
Trump has had an effect though, it even boosted Canadians applying for firearms licenses.
oh yeah. plenty of holding the gun but not so much pulling the trigger.
Until they get invaded