Who is supreme? Iggy asked us that once. Today the Coalition Party was supreme. They lorded their power over the people and their government in a disgusting move to keep the Gun Registry.
I saw it happen live. I was at the gym. I caught the last ten minutes of Power Play on CTV. Fife was spreading rumors again that Conservatives are happy to lose the vote. Why are they happy? Oh its because of all the money they will get from people getting slapped across the face by the opposition. Its all about the money right Fife? Dooshbag leftard reporters couldn't get a story right if they lived it. Then you had sad old Travers who himself was rebuked by His Supreme Eliteness, was just hoping that all this Gun Registry stuff would just go away. Your team has ensured that it won't go away Travers.
I already knew that it wasn't going to pass but I still had the hope that somehow there would be enough votes to bring down the Gun Registry. There was no miracle. The registry survived.
Suddenly I stopped my cardio routine and went to weights. Anger can be a fine motivator when correctly channeled to a constructive purpose.
Having dispensed with raw frustration, I'm left with more than a cold anger. The creeping disquiet I've been feeling is suddenly in focus. I am resolved to defeat the Coalition. Canadians do not yet have a government. The Conservative Party holds the writ but it is not able to serve the people so long as the Coalition holds the balance of power in the house. We need an election. I want an election.
The CPC does not want an election. We know this because today's vote could have been a confidence motion. Instead it was a private members bill. I wouldn't want this to be the question we go to the polls for either. No, the Gun Registry will be another item on the long list of things we need to change when we get a majority.
I am not the CPC however. I am just a person. I am a citizen doing my civic duty to make this country best place it can be. I side with the CPC because they side with me, the individual. Individual freedom is the heart of conservatism. Its the reason why governments should be fiscally conservative.
From my lowly and humble vantage point as the smallest unit in this great achievement we call Canada, I declare the election has unofficially begun. From this point I shall begin my war on the self-appointed Elites and their damned snobbish duplicity. Join in the fun. Start your election campaign today. If you work at it I'm sure it will happen. Its bound to happen.
Kick the Coalition to the Curb. Vote Conservative and set Canada Free!
Showing posts with label Long Gun Registry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Long Gun Registry. Show all posts
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
MSM Lies Openly about Gun Registry Politics
I have heard on several occasions in the last few weeks from the MSM that Conservatives will be happy that the Long Gun Registry failed to be scrapped.
Who do they cite? Which MP specifically said that losing this vote will make him happy? Is there a staffer at least that thinks this? Is there any kind of recording or evidence anywhere of any kind that proves this?
No. None. This simply isn't true.
The MSM circulates lies in black and white on a daily basis. Don Martin repeats this lie twice in his column titled: Tories thrilled by NDP’s rumoured saving of the gun registry in the National Post. I've heard it elsewhere. I've heard it from other journalists too and I think it was originally uttered as a joking strategic outcome metaphor from a pollster.
Don Martin says that Conservatives "are secretly pinching themselves with delight" due to the failing bill. He also says that "Deep in the bowels of Conservative party backrooms, gleeful laughter can be heard from a government celebrating a defeat."
Since when Don Martin? I could believe you'd skulk around deep backroom bowels, but narrating some fiction that Conservatives are happy about losing is just too far. The rest of the piece is so thick with metaphorical storytelling that it takes several minutes to deconstruct his actual meaning and how it relates to his reality.
Elections are war. Newspapers, pollsters and even some pathetic parties are election profiteers. They are the ones who are laughing while taxpayer's money swirls the drain. They are the ones giggling and cheering, not the government and certainly not the voter. How many sports arenas would the cost of an election buy? That's all OK with them. Just another day at the office and nobody is laughing but the election profiteers.
Who do they cite? Which MP specifically said that losing this vote will make him happy? Is there a staffer at least that thinks this? Is there any kind of recording or evidence anywhere of any kind that proves this?
No. None. This simply isn't true.
The MSM circulates lies in black and white on a daily basis. Don Martin repeats this lie twice in his column titled: Tories thrilled by NDP’s rumoured saving of the gun registry in the National Post. I've heard it elsewhere. I've heard it from other journalists too and I think it was originally uttered as a joking strategic outcome metaphor from a pollster.
Don Martin says that Conservatives "are secretly pinching themselves with delight" due to the failing bill. He also says that "Deep in the bowels of Conservative party backrooms, gleeful laughter can be heard from a government celebrating a defeat."
Since when Don Martin? I could believe you'd skulk around deep backroom bowels, but narrating some fiction that Conservatives are happy about losing is just too far. The rest of the piece is so thick with metaphorical storytelling that it takes several minutes to deconstruct his actual meaning and how it relates to his reality.
Elections are war. Newspapers, pollsters and even some pathetic parties are election profiteers. They are the ones who are laughing while taxpayer's money swirls the drain. They are the ones giggling and cheering, not the government and certainly not the voter. How many sports arenas would the cost of an election buy? That's all OK with them. Just another day at the office and nobody is laughing but the election profiteers.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
My thoughts on Long Guns and other Firearms
First let me say that the failed Long Gun Registry has been going on for too damned long. Scrap it. Kill it. Burn it. Cut it into little pieces and force feed it to Liberal MP's. This is why Liberals can never be allowed back in Government. Their boondoggles take forever to clean up. More money than I'll probably ever see in my life has gone into the cash bonfire known as the Long Gun Registry. It doesn't do anything except burn money and Liberals just want to add more money to its dying embers.
Let me also say that I don't own a gun. I don't want a gun, and I hope I never need a gun. Guns are mounted on ships, planes and anything else that moves. What is a long gun anyway? I'm sure they mean rifles and shotguns. I'm surprised the stupid Liberals that dreamt this up didn't call it a Boom Stick Registry.
I also don't want or need a firearm of any kind. That is my personal choice. Its a choice I want people to be free to make. The Government does not exist to enforce my personal utopia on others. Freedom for all is my utopia.
Let me tell you a story.
I learned to shoot at a government sponsored volunteer organisation called the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets. I was out with them almost every day on one team or another including the range team. While other kids were learning how to roll a joint, I learned the 10 Commandments of Firearm Safety. We had to memorize them, and they are still with me.
Now fast forward 15 years. I still can't help but think of the 10 Commandments of Firearms Safety as sacred gospel.
One of my friends, who was always kind of and idiot, suddenly started taking an interest in "guns." He wanted to go hunting and join a gun club and generally feel cool about having a cool hobby. The only problem is he is still an idiot. I know that he could pass whatever tests and fill out the forms to get his rifle. I remember him telling me that he knew a guy who could just sign the card for him and he would have his license.
The moment I heard this I realised that I could not be in the same room with this guy and a firearm. I could not be in the same forest with this guy if he had a rifle. When you get to know somebody, you get to anticipate their thoughts. I just knew this guy would end up pointing a rifle at me. Even if I took him aside and let him know how wrong this was, he would do it behind my back or in my sleep.
Never point a weapon at something you do not wish to kill. This is not something I can tolerate. This means that I choose to stay away from this guy and hope he only hurts himself. Having issues with depression, this is a real possibility.
No registry is going to change this.
I take responsibility for my life. The government still doesn't regulate who your friends are. If one of my friends turns from a harmless idiot into a dangerous idiot, its up to me to do something about it. The Government can't won't and shouldn't try to solve my problems. Its collective punishment for a small number of idiots. The government doesn't even enforce its current laws adequately.
The Liberal answer is to throw money at useless red tape. Its whole strategy is to appear to be doing something while really doing nothing. Whats really sick is when they hold up tragic cases to further their policy charade. We have to bury these guys at the polls. I don't want a single Liberal left in all of parliament.
Let me also say that I don't own a gun. I don't want a gun, and I hope I never need a gun. Guns are mounted on ships, planes and anything else that moves. What is a long gun anyway? I'm sure they mean rifles and shotguns. I'm surprised the stupid Liberals that dreamt this up didn't call it a Boom Stick Registry.
I also don't want or need a firearm of any kind. That is my personal choice. Its a choice I want people to be free to make. The Government does not exist to enforce my personal utopia on others. Freedom for all is my utopia.
Let me tell you a story.
I learned to shoot at a government sponsored volunteer organisation called the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets. I was out with them almost every day on one team or another including the range team. While other kids were learning how to roll a joint, I learned the 10 Commandments of Firearm Safety. We had to memorize them, and they are still with me.
Now fast forward 15 years. I still can't help but think of the 10 Commandments of Firearms Safety as sacred gospel.
One of my friends, who was always kind of and idiot, suddenly started taking an interest in "guns." He wanted to go hunting and join a gun club and generally feel cool about having a cool hobby. The only problem is he is still an idiot. I know that he could pass whatever tests and fill out the forms to get his rifle. I remember him telling me that he knew a guy who could just sign the card for him and he would have his license.
The moment I heard this I realised that I could not be in the same room with this guy and a firearm. I could not be in the same forest with this guy if he had a rifle. When you get to know somebody, you get to anticipate their thoughts. I just knew this guy would end up pointing a rifle at me. Even if I took him aside and let him know how wrong this was, he would do it behind my back or in my sleep.
Never point a weapon at something you do not wish to kill. This is not something I can tolerate. This means that I choose to stay away from this guy and hope he only hurts himself. Having issues with depression, this is a real possibility.
No registry is going to change this.
I take responsibility for my life. The government still doesn't regulate who your friends are. If one of my friends turns from a harmless idiot into a dangerous idiot, its up to me to do something about it. The Government can't won't and shouldn't try to solve my problems. Its collective punishment for a small number of idiots. The government doesn't even enforce its current laws adequately.
The Liberal answer is to throw money at useless red tape. Its whole strategy is to appear to be doing something while really doing nothing. Whats really sick is when they hold up tragic cases to further their policy charade. We have to bury these guys at the polls. I don't want a single Liberal left in all of parliament.
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