JUSTICE MINISTER HANCOCK: Albertans do not need guns to protect themselves in their h

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JUSTICE MINISTER HANCOCK: Albertans do not need guns to protect themselves in their homes


CNEWS.Canoe.ca
http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2004/03/16/384556-cp.html

Justice minister says judge's ruling should not be seen as call to arms
By DARCY HENTON

EDMONTON (CP) - A judge's decision to allow a suicidal alcoholic to keep guns for protection should not been seen as a call to arms, says Alberta's justice minister. Dave Hancock said Tuesday that Albertans do not need guns to protect themselves in their homes despite a provincial court judge's ruling released Monday. "We have good and safe communities and I hope people wouldn't take it as a call to go out and arm themselves to protect themselves in their homes," Hancock said. "That's not necessary in our society."

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JUSTICE MINISTER ALLAN ROCK said, "... protection of life is NOT a legitimate use for a firearm in this country sir! Not! That is expressly ruled out!". Source: Justice Minister Allan Rock "Canadian justice issues, a town hall meeting" - Producer - Joanne Levy, Shaw cable, Calgary (403) 250-2885 - Taped at the Triwood community centre in Calgary Dec.1994

 

[LAR-15]

Screw Canada. All of it.

All the good pro-gun Canadians can move south.

 

[QuarterBoreGunner]

"We have good and safe communities and I hope people wouldn't take it as a call to go out and arm themselves to protect themselves in their homes,"

And there was much rejoicing by the criminals.

 

[Standing Wolf]

That's not necessary in our society.

Individual human lives count for naught in socialist hell holes.

 

[geegee]

I lived in Ottawa for six years (1974-1980), and anytime someone would talk about Western Canada, most specifically Edmonton and Calgary, the follow up comment would be something like "Living in those cities is like living in Dallas or Houston."

I've lived in Texas since 1981-Houston and the D/FW area-and I'm here to tell you that once you get past the oil and the rodeos, the similarities in their cultures pretty much end there. Pathetic. geegee