radioguy wrote:
Troll...dip****...


On Jul 17, 8:52 am, richard wrote:


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Your so full of **** it's pathetic.
Post a link to the actual law.
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you lose. I got the trolling info dseigned for trolls to post from
the troll article on the troll website run by the troll agency
known as the U.S. State Department
here is the direct quote from the trolling agency known as the U.S.
State Department at
http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_p.../cis_1082.html
CRIME: Although Canada generally has a lower crime rate than the
U.S., violent crimes do occur throughout the country, especially in
urban areas. Visitors to large cities should be aware world that
parked cars are regularly targeted for opportunistic smash-and-grab
thefts, and they are cautioned to avoid leaving any possessions
unattended in a vehicle, even in the trunk. Due to the high
incidence of such crimes, motorists in Montreal, Vancouver and some
other jurisdictions can be fined for leaving their car doors
unlocked or for leaving valuables in view. Auto theft in Montreal
and Vancouver, including theft of motor homes and recreational
vehicles, may even occur in patrolled and apparently secure parking
lots and decks. SUVs appear to be particular targets of organized
theft. While Canadian gun control laws are much stricter than those
of the U.S., such laws have not prevented gun-related violence in
certain areas
trolls everywhere would like to thank the U.S. State Department for
making American trolls safer throughout the world.

To some posters, anyone who disagrees with them are "trolls". Especially if
they can't out-argue them with simple logic. They are quick to scream,
"troll", and "gun nut" and or anything other than formulating a reasonable
logical argument for their own point of view.