Sean Herron

Yeah, I hate that.

So here's something we never saw coming ever before.

So Canada's gun buyback for Pilot Flops Spectacular.

Just as we predicted.

Hmm, who could have saw that coming?

So the...

Canada's gun buyback experience has now gone from bad to worse, drawing the attention of a top U.S.

gun rights organization.

Last year, the Canadian government added another 179 makes and models of firearms to the country's already banned assault-style firearms list.

But as of late July, the government has only been able to collect less than 13,000...

still 13,000 too many, of the hundreds of thousands of guns that it has banned possession of for the past several years.

So, I mean, it's probably a fraction of a percent, still too many, but it just goes to show that this is how effective their gun control laws are, right?

So now a new pilot program set up by the government to get the confiscation ball rolling has resulted in a dismal failure.

According to a report from the National Post, only 25 firearms were turned in as a part of a test run, which aimed at collecting 200 banned guns.

So the total was only 12% of the goal,

Not a good success figure at all.

And again, you know, I've talked about it many other times.

These laws are there to make people who are sheep feel better.

It has no effective way of enforcement.

The state cannot and will not protect you.