Pierre Lemieux is a friend of mine, who also happens to be what he calls a "daily criminal."
Read the story here to find out why.
Hint: It has something to do with our stupid gun laws.
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3 comments:
Oh dear, not that gun thing again!
Why do conservatives keep going on about the gun thing?
Bigger fish to fry!
In my personal opinion, guns are issue #768 on items of importance in this country.
I thought "How to become a criminal" might be about how to distribute cash filled manilla envelopes to Quebec politicians of whatever political persuasion.
... The gun thing is about #768 on my list as well...
Maybe, I am way off base here.
However, this "gun thing" seems to be one of those issues that should be handled very delicately according to geography... particularly in urban and suburban areas of the country.
Perhaps, one should actually educate the public on the 2002 Auditor General Report stating that the cost of the registry has ballooned to over $1 billion and is way over-budget...
However, if the message is that one has the right to be a smart ass in completing Federal documents or that one has a God-given right as a Canadian citizen to carry an unregistered gun just because "couers-do bois" did then all bets are off.
Earth to Pierre, it's now the twenty first century...
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