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Originally Posted by Cube Inmate
I suspect the majority of people you've talked to weren't aware that the RCMP were seizing personal property while they were ostensibly searching houses for *people* to rescue. If it were the right thing to do, would they have been attempting to keep it quiet, or would they have been bragging about it? "Saving lives! Saving pets! Keeping your guns safe!" The RCs didn't pull out a *spike belt*, either, until just today. Another sign that they don't see us, the unwashed masses, as people to be helped, but rather as a "problem" to be managed. (Or a problem to be avoided, in the case of the people who refused to leave town).
100 people angry enough to make the trip from their shelters to the barricades is a pretty big number. For every one of them, there are probably many others who have chosen to contain their anger, for whatever reason. But every container has a limit.
Let me just say that if tomorrow's re-entry plan announcement doesn't happen as promised, or contains timelines any longer than "Sunday" for the start of re-entry in some form or another, I think we're going to start seeing violence and arrests at the barricades within 24 hours.
Just my opinion, of course.
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This is right up there on the 'Stupidest Posts I've Ever Read' list. Yes, the fact that the RCMP are taking guns out of uninhabited structures as opposed to leaving them there for anyone who comes on through in the night to take is a sure sign of tyranny. I mean in a properly functioning society guns are just left lying about for people to pick up and use as they will. It's not as if stolen guns are used in the commission of crime, they are quite obviously used for hunting, and legal hunting at that.