CANADIAN CRIMINAL CODE ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON PENALTIES

[@raegirl5551]

the OPP charged my abusive ex with "assault with a weapon" - it was two beer bottles and a chair he threw at me, but didn't hit me. Why would they charge "with a weapon". This is his second assault - first one was 20 years ago and dropped (it wasn't with me, it was with another ex).

[@mikerattee56]

great idea, Rusty - bring together the key voices to promote free speech.

[@chrisorchard8473]

I heard some time in the past, that the only weapon a Canadian can use to defend themselves with is a stick with nails in it. Is this true? Would the court system slow leniency if you hurt someone using such a weapon?

[@davidlouiswall7211]

Thank you.

[@jimmyhat3438]

I'll defend myself with any means necessary bud

[@jimmyhat3438]

Self defense is a crime in Canada and your tone is disturbing

[@TyBlue_]

He's literally a lawyer guy no it's not a crime to defend yourself only with reason. Please educate yourself about your rights we have rights here in Canada.

[@johnsmith1882-x2i]

He’s not talking about self-defence situations, he’s talking about plain old criminal assaults. like when your ex girlfriend's dad comes banging on your door holding a crowbar making threats

[@TyBlue_]

@fornello123 I understand that but I'm talking beyond this video he has more videos of self defense you should watch. Canadians need to wake up an know your rights!

[@johnsmith1882-x2i]

@@TyBlue_Self-defense isn’t a crime, either. See section 34 of the criminal code