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Sorry, but to many Canadians this is just funny.
The leap between being asked a question in a park and 'I wish I had a gun with me' is a foreign concept to most of us. As is the notion that a letter to the local paper would be in order. It is akin to me writing to the London times that I was offended by airport guards with machine guns. I go there as a guest and accept their laws and customs.
There is no issue of superiority, it's different here. Not better, not worse. Different. The 'judgmental' issue here started with the letter writer, not the host country.
And even if people thought that our gun laws made more sense, no one is applying that concept to life here in general.
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Last edited by 1990C4S; 08-14-2012 at 06:25 AM..
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