The Cost of Canada's War on Guns
Obituary: 173 Big Bay Point Road
- jim Young “You can’t go home again.” - Thomas Wolfe. There isn’t much that is more exciting to a 7 year old boy than hanging around a construction site. Once the vivid imagination of a young boy begins to stir, the excavation for the basement will take him on a journey to China, the cement blocks of the foundation transform the hole in the ground into a formidable castle, scrap pieces of wood cut at a 45° angle become the bulky sails of a sailboat, the studded walls, as they are erected become prison bars that the young lad can escape through and rafters, when hung, will serve as monkey bars. At least that’s how it was for me. Most children are denied this experience today for the sake of safety. But in 1960 these opportunities were more readily available. And when your grandfather was building the house, even more so. That your grandfather might be building that house for you, well, that was the icing on the cake. I remember my grandfather letting me help him “build” our house. Und
Here's a fun fact.
ReplyDeleteIf you do the math, the Canadian Government is prepared to spend $27 for every man, woman and child in Canada to protect them from "law-abiding citizens".
But they are only prepared to spend $2 for every man, woman and child to protect them from the "criminals".