BJ Dichter

I think that's all this is.

But that's just my two cents, my two seconds.

Yeah, I feel like I'm in Twitter space.

I got to raise my hand.

I'm trying to be the polite Canadian.

I also think there's just kind of the human nature effect of it.

Like if we start with if our bias is everything is a lie to us, then we're always going to look for something to convince ourselves of something else.

But in this particular case, didn't wasn't he turned in by his law enforcement father, like a retired cop?

Yeah, I think if his father is turning him in, his father is a veteran police officer.

If there was any funny business.

His father is a retired cop, isn't he?

Yeah, his father was in law enforcement.

That's for sure.

That much I remember.

And having family that's in law enforcement, it's kind of a close-knit community, especially in smaller towns like that.

You don't think there would be pushback from other cops on the inside if he was innocent?

There's no way this would have gone forward.

Well, basically, we have very restrictive gun rights in Canada.

So I can't understand all these shootings that we have because, you know, we're not allowed to have shootings here because we have restrictive gun rights.

Yet, amazingly, they still keep happening.