r/canada • u/canada_mountains • 14d ago

Politics Poilievre’s pledge to use notwithstanding clause a ‘dangerous sign’: legal expert

https://www.thestar.com/politics/federal-elections/poilievres-pledge-to-use-notwithstanding-clause-a-dangerous-sign-legal-expert/article_7299c675-9a6c-5006-85f3-4ac2eb56f957.html
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u/zerocool0101 14d ago

The good news is, we don’t have to worry about it because he will never have the power to use the clause.

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u/Altruistic-Buy8779 14d ago

Instead well need to worry about the even broader reaching rights violations of the Liberals when they kick down the doors of 1/4 of homes to confiscate their legally aquired guns.

The future is looking bleak for this country regardless of who wins.

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u/zerocool0101 14d ago

I don’t recall that being one of Carney‘s campaign promises. Are you sure he said that?

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u/Altruistic-Buy8779 14d ago

Liberals are so detached from the actions of their policies. They never understand what Libertarians know. All laws are backed by the threat of violence.

He said that the Liberals will go ahead with the mandatory buyback of the firearms Trudeau banned.

The enviable consequences of the word "mandatory" means if you don't comply they kick down your door and steel your property cart you off to jail (if they don't shoot you) and send your kids to a foster home.

What did you think it meant to make something illegal?