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jac
(5/2/2020)
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"The Liberal Party promised some sort of buyback program in the last election, something that could cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars."
It's good to know that Canada has money to throw away even with the collapse of the oil sector and the economy in the toilet.
From everything that I read about this incident the killings took place over a number of hours. He could have done the same damage with a double barrel shotgun and a single action revolver.
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jac
(5/2/2020)
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"The Liberal Party promised some sort of buyback program in the last election, something that could cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars."
It's good to know that Canada has money to throw away in the midst of the collapse of the oil industry and the entire economy in the toilet.
From everything I read, this incident took place over a number of hours. He could have done the same damage with a double barrel shotgun and a single action revolver. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(5/2/2020)
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| Hopefully they will have the same success rate as NY and MA. |
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