14 Shot in Toronto

mbus · 2018-07-28T03:30:37.755Z

Drs:

And they have already.

It was stolen from a house in Saskatchewan.

They often are. Good work.

WildRose · 2018-07-28T03:39:06.193Z

Drs:

No one cared where it was manufactured.

What was being looked at was how it ended up with the shooter.

Then why are you hanging your hat on “it was traced to the United States”?

Drs · 2018-07-28T03:41:28.797Z

See this is why most times it is pointless to talk to you.

I said originally it was reported by the media who got from a police source it came from the US.

Which I updated.

Trying reading more .

WildRose · 2018-07-28T03:50:09.253Z

You’re talking in circles. You have now gone back to the original citation in which it was “traced back to the US” and in which they state it was stolen in a burglary in Saskatchewan.

Samm · 2018-07-28T06:22:51.794Z

Drs:

His brother has been in a coma for a year.

What does that have do do with it? Is that his motive for shooting women and girls?

Samm · 2018-07-28T06:29:55.518Z

Drs:

Gun in Danforth shooting traced to U.S., says police source | CBC News

Of course it was traced to the US. It was made by a US gun manufacturer. When a gun is traced by the serial number, that’s who it points to. The question is, what dealer obtained the gun from the manufacturer and who did they sell t to. I read that it had been stolen from a legal owner in Saskatchewan. i.e. it “came from” Canada.

Samm · 2018-07-28T06:31:48.287Z

WuWei:

Your link says a gun and a computer.

Of course the gun was traced to the US. You guys even ran Para-Ordnance out of your strange little country.

That’s not fair. Canada is a big country.

WildRose · 2018-07-28T06:32:51.154Z

Samm:

WuWei:

Your link says a gun and a computer.

Of course the gun was traced to the US. You guys even ran Para-Ordnance out of your strange little country.

That’s not fair. Canada is a big country.

And they’ve just about run every civilian firearms manufacturer out of the country.

Samm · 2018-07-28T06:36:06.419Z

WildRose:

Samm:

WuWei:

Your link says a gun and a computer.

Of course the gun was traced to the US. You guys even ran Para-Ordnance out of your strange little country.

That’s not fair. Canada is a big country.

And they’ve just about run every civilian firearms manufacturer out of the country.

They still make great hockey sticks there.

koushi_shinigami · 2018-07-29T09:23:42.732Z

WildRose:

You’re talking in circles.

That is SOP for him.

Hold my beer for a second…

koushi_shinigami · 2018-07-29T09:27:47.625Z

Drs:

Nope see Canada has a problem. You can try to have a nice and try not to expose your kids to swearing and porn. But your neighbor insists on watching porn with his windows open and throwing his used mags into your yard.

Same here we can sane gun laws but our southern neighbor doesn’t and likes spread it like cancer. So this guy got guns from the US.

Drs:

It was stolen from a house in Saskatchewan.

A gun is stolen in Canada and somehow that is the fault of the U.S. Go pass some more of your ■■■■■■■ sane gun laws. That will make you safer.

koushi_shinigami · 2018-07-29T10:32:44.784Z

Drs:

Laws can not bring it to zero

That might be the most honest thing you’ve ever said.

WuWei · 2018-07-29T19:02:37.217Z

Drs:

No one cared where it was manufactured.

What was being looked at was how it ended up with the shooter.

What difference does it make?

Drs · 2018-07-29T21:12:53.477Z

If it is smuggled in then more border inspections are needed.

If it was sold to him by someone who bought it legally then that needs to be addressed.

The idea is to cut down on future incidents.

WuWei · 2018-07-29T22:37:48.525Z

So none. Thanks.

Samm · 2018-07-30T07:05:00.288Z

WuWei:

Drs:

No one cared where it was manufactured.

What was being looked at was how it ended up with the shooter.

What difference does it make?

If it was given to him by a group or individual specificly to commit the shooting then he did not act alone and it could be terrorism. If he just borrowed it or found it, or even bought it (although his family said he had no money) it was probably just murder.

Samm · 2018-07-30T07:07:08.816Z

Drs:

If it is smuggled in then more border inspections are needed.

If it was sold to him by someone who bought it legally then that needs to be addressed.

The idea is to cut down on future incidents.

It has already been established that it was not smuggled into Canada. That follows directly from “stolen from a legal owner … “

Joanne · 2018-07-30T08:03:55.206Z

Samm:

It has already been established that it was not smuggled into Canada. That follows directly from “stolen from a legal owner … “

Yes, multiple media reports say it was stolen in Canada, not smuggled into the country.

Also it seems the killer finished his shift at a grocery store and then sat outside the store for several hours before beginning his rampage.

And the police detonated a package after the shootings, but have not revealed anything else about it.

torontosun

DANFORTH KILLER: Twisted trail that led to deadly rampage

Faisal Hussain finished his shift at a Loblaws around the corner from his family’s East York highrise, then, according to a co-worker, spent six hours sitting…

Drs · 2018-07-30T10:43:00.315Z

I know but I was answering the question why does it matter how did he get it.

Do try to keep up.

Smyrna · 2018-07-30T10:51:04.135Z

The Sun learned Toronto Police had multiple contacts with Hussain dating as far back as 2010 when he was a student at Victoria Park Collegiate Institute and told a teacher “it would be really cool to kill someone.”

Sources have also said the RCMP had spoken to Hussain about visiting pro-Islamic State websites.

But Canada’s Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale was quick to deny Hussain was on any federal watchlists.

One source with close ties to the policing world scoffed at Goodale’s comment.

“Most people don’t end up having the RCMP show up at their home to talk to them about their online activity,” said the source, who asked not to be named.

The source said the feds, police chief and others have been “playing with words” and “deceiving the public.”

“It’s all political,” the source said.

The Canadian government really is attempting to spin this as mental illness and not a terrorist attack.