Thursday, August 21, 2025

Self Defence In Canada

 There’s a tempest in a tea pot brewing up here involving a home intruder case. The intruder has a long rap sheet and got the living daylights beaten out of him. He went to the hospital with life threatening injuries. The victorious home owner is going to court (and possibly jail) on assault charges.

This is where the right to self defense stands in Canada:

"Under Canadian law, individuals have the right to defend themselves and their property," Robertson wrote.

"However, it is important to understand that these rights are not unlimited in Canada. The law requires that any defensive action be proportionate to the threat faced. This means that while homeowners do have the right to protect themselves and their property, the use of force must be reasonable given the circumstances."

Uggggh. It sounds reasonable on the face of it but hells bells - “reasonable force” means different things to different people. There are adult shitlibs that think all violence is wrong regardless of the circumstances. In Morontario a police chief told the people under his protection that they should leave their car keys, wallets and valuables in a large bowl by the front door. In case of a home invasion - the perps can just scoop everything out of the bowl and theoretically they’ll make off with the loot rather than coming further into the house to confront the owners.

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I kinda think this mindset is slowly starting to change in Canada as we get ever more vibrant and diverse. I’ve heard talk of castle laws among the normies but who knows? They’ll put up with anything.


11 comments:

  1. Should have referred him to the "Government assisted suicide" agency and thern cut out the government middle man

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  2. Ya, well I would never call the fuzz regardless if there was an corpse or badly beaten unconscious home intruder at my feet. If I could go to the hoosegow for years because I offended someone, topping some street scum in my own home and deep sixing the carcass at my leisure is an easy decision! Never call the popo, they are not your friend they are state enforcers!

    Chutes Magoo

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  3. This is why you need a backhoe in Canada.

    Exile1981

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  4. I had an Edmonton cop threaten to arrest me for fighting back against a car jacker who stabbed me. His argument was i should have turned my back on the armed attacker and run as under canadian law you have an obligation to flee.

    Exile1981

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  5. I am thinking the beater is white and the beatee is not white. Probably wont bother to dig any deeper.

    Fitty

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  6. Someone forgot the 3 esses. Look how the British police are acting. They will do any atrocities they can get away with and are pathological liers like their father the devil. Firefighters are great guys though. Kent. Mi.

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  7. Shoot, shovel, and shut up.

    We've got the reasonable force fiasco as well, but we have no duty to retreat, we have a stand your ground clause (which drives the anti-gun commies right into orbit), and we have castle doctrine. What this generally translates into is if you're attacked, you're not allowed to apply your Taser to your attacker, then give him a face full of bear spray, and then kick and beat the living hell out of him when he's down. It's that last they object to.

    After a shooting, the three lines you remember are:
    1. I have done nothing wrong.
    2. He (she/it/they) tried to kill me.
    3. I want my lawyer.

    After all that, remember the Trayvon Martin case. The cops that were first on the scene took one look at the evidence and told Zimmerman that this was a lawful use of self-defense, and that he should go to the hospital and get treatment. Then the Ayatollah Obongo got wind that the little pavement ape was DRT, and hit Zimmerman with everything he had. He failed, but the ordeal was incredible.

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  8. "...leave their car keys, wallets and valuables in a large bowl by the front door..."
    Wouldn't that be considered hunting over bait?

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  9. Like breaking into a home is NOT an act of violence? So, who is now changing the meaning of breaking? Fracking commie libturds.
    Heltau

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  10. Quoth South Park, "He's coming right at me!". I know a woman who served a prison sentence because she shot a criminal in the back, in her home. Theory was she should have let him flee. She didn't know to articulate her perception that he was not fleeing, but was attempting to access her children.
    Identify the perception of imminent jeopardy to your self, or those you are protecting. Volunteer nothing you have not cleared with your legal counsel. You are innocent until proven guilty. Do NOT aim to wound, your intent must be to definitively stop the threat. (which may cause lethal effect to the aggressor.)

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  11. Canada is a 3rd world sh!thole now. I've been gone 6 years now and it just gets worse and worse every time I check in.
    Need a revolution ASAP.
    BC(after throwing the Libs into the sea) Alberta and Sask need to go their own way. I might even come home for that.

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