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Anti-Gunners Say There’s a Loophole in Canada’s New Compensated Confiscation Scheme

Canada’s latest foray into mandatory gun confiscation—disguised as a buyback scheme—has anti-gunners in a tizzy over a glaring loophole that’s exposing the whole farce for what it is: a bureaucratic nightmare doomed to flop. The plan, part of the Trudeau government’s endless assault on law-abiding firearm owners, promises fair compensation for handing over restricted and prohibited firearms, but reports are surfacing that certain semi-automatic rifles and handguns could slip through the cracks due to vague classifications or registration gaps. Critics on the left are howling that this undermines their sacred mission of total disarmament, while gun owners north of the border are quietly chuckling at the irony—after all, if the government’s own red tape can’t seal the deal, how do they expect voluntary compliance?

Digging deeper, this loophole isn’t some accidental oversight; it’s a symptom of Canada’s patchwork gun laws, built on decades of knee-jerk reactions like the 2020 handgun freeze and the endless assault weapon bans that never touch criminals. The buyback, already ballooning in cost from an estimated CAD $600 million to potentially billions, relies on the Canadian Firearms Program’s notoriously flawed registry—a database so riddled with errors that even the RCMP admits it’s unreliable. For the 2A community, this is a masterclass in why registration leads to confiscation, only to backfire spectacularly. It’s the same story we saw in Australia and New Zealand: governments promise safety, deliver chaos, and leave honest folks disarmed while black markets thrive.

The implications ripple south too—American gun rights advocates should take notes. As Canada flails with unenforceable schemes that erode trust and waste taxpayer dollars, it bolsters our case against red-flag laws and universal background checks that morph into de facto registries. This loophole could embolden Canadian resistance, sparking lawsuits or outright non-compliance, much like U.S. sanctuary states defy federal overreach. Pro-2A warriors, keep curating these stories: they remind everyone that tyrants fear the people they can’t fully control. Stay vigilant—freedom’s arsenal grows stronger when their plans unravel.

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