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As requested, I have composed a policy position on firearms for your review that I believe is in keeping with the core Libertarian Party principles of individual liberty, personal responsibility and limited government. Please feel free to ask questions or comment on this proposed policy.


The Libertarian Party of Ontario believes that the peaceful possession of firearms should not be a crime, and that the ownership of such firearms is part of every person’s right to own and enjoy private property. 
The Libertarian Party of Ontario further believes that the ownership and use of firearms is the right of a citizen which should only be limited by threats or acts of violence.
The Libertarian Party of Ontario further believes in the inherent and inalienable right of all people to self-defence including the use of firearms for this purpose.
The Libertarian Party of Ontario  further believes that education is the best means of ensuring responsible behaviour with firearms rather than legislation and regulation.
The Libertarian Party of Canada would repeal the former gun control Bills C-51, C-17 and C-68 and resulting regulations with the aim of trusting the people to behave in a generally responsible manner, while at the same time severely punishing those who would commit violence by misusing firearms.

Latest revision as of 19:53, 6 November 2012