Canadians own guns at a rate of 88/100. our gun culture is different however

Anywhere to shoot it? Use your backyard

I'm in a city

Rip

yeah i just go to my parents' to shoot mine

they live out in the woods with plenty of land, trees, and hills to stop bullets while we target shoot occassionally

there is a range.

I just don't wanna spend the money right now

indoor range?

there's an indoor in town and an outdoor about 1 hour out of town.

Thunder Bay is pretty remote

a lot of forest

ah ok

was about to say i dont know nuffin bout canada

I'm in Northern Ontario. right along Lake Superior

I fucking hate people who call Trump a Nazi. I am an American National Socialist, and Trump is nowhere near a god damn National Socialist.

It's like every braincell they have has gone full fucking retard.

it's just the easiest route to make people hate him

all i was taught in school about WW2: hitler bad, killed lots of jews, FDR was savior, world stopped Hitler and saved the Jews

everything else I've had to watch documentaries and read myself

Trump is just a businessman running a country like a business while upholding the laws of the land. That is all he is doing.

And *The six gorillion jews!*

FDR was just as awful if the Holocaust numbers were correct. What do you think he would have done to the Japanese people if they invaded California?

*Down the well they go*

@Andrules That's what I was taught as well. Funny

almost makes ya thonk

Besides, it was Himmler behind the Holocaust idea.

my high school senior history guy did tell us that FDR was essentially a dictator

A lot of Canadian history focuses on our actions during the war. Jews aren't brought up until the end when Canada reached some camps

canadians were mostly attached to british units right?

No. By the 1940s we we're independent

we joined of our own accord

How did Canada gain its independence?

ah. well i didn't mean, like you were still a colony

My Murican education is shit.

just that you were allied/following british stuff i guess

embedded maybe?

In 1867 we became a dominion. Basically we ruled ourselves but in times of war we needed to help the UK. But after WW1 we got full nationhood in the 20s

Congratulations.

cool

We're part of the commonwealth. so we trade firstly with all the other former UK colonies

like India