Ralph…call your office!

11 Replies to “Ralph…call your office!”

1. Particularly when the lastest from Stats Canada shows the deaths from knives far outweigh murder by long guns – knifes are just better in a fight all around.

2. The vast majority of gun crime is criminal-on-criminal violence. Give them free ammo and cash rewards when they hit!

3. Heh Ralphie….when was the last time a criminal went out of his way to register a gun, long gun or otherwise? Get off your duff and represent the people you actually work for…and quit being a lap dog for Iggy and the GTA.

4. Goodale will never represent the interests of his constituency simply because he knows what is best for them. Unfortunately, certain people in his riding are comfortable with someone else doing the thinking and making the decisions on their behalf. Thus, Goodale remains an MP, albeit an unworthy one.

5. Why do I think Giggles Tabor’s prozac prescription will be upped over the next few days?
   See poll re: firearms registry
   http://www.ctv.ca/qp/

6. That Goodale must be tasting like hair of the dog right now.

7. I am constantly amazed at the lack of coherent thought that voters exhibit.

8. PET Cemetery Report: MSM’s Big Bang Theory.
   …-
   “Doctors: Gun registry helps prevent suicide
   Toronto Sun – Christina Spencer – ‎1 hour ago‎
   OTTAWA — Scrapping Canada’s long-gun registry would undermine significant gains in suicide prevention since the …”
   “Repealing long-gun registry could get officers killed: Chief
   Montreal Gazette ”
   (googoo)

9. It’s interesting that this is a private member’s
   bill. Usually private members’ bills go nowhere.
   Time is never allocated for their discussion and
   they “die on the order paper”. It says much
   for the Harper Gov’g that they let such bills go
   forward.

10. will this be another outrage moment for goodale…??? he always know’s what’s best for us
    peasants out west and now he has iggy to tell us how to think….the liberals continue to polish the harvard turd.

11. Stephen Harper is our man, a reluctant politician, we’re lucky to have him.