Friendly reminder that you should never threaten to kill anybody. The risk to reward ratio is terrible. Always just kill whomever you wish to threaten

[CaptainTrouble]

The risk to reward for killing someone is better than it is for threatening to kill someone because at least if you kill whomever you intend to threaten, they die and you and your people may benefit from it but a threat hardly scares anyone (accomplishes nothing) while still potentially landing you significant jail time. This should be common sense but it looks like every so often, some Canadian needs a reminder.

Also, if you do threaten anyone online you're more likely to get charged and a visit if you have a registered firearm so I recommend never registering firearms... Just a tip.

Edmonton man charged after online death threats made against Prime Minister Carney | Globalnews.ca

RCMP Supt. Matt Johnson says criminal actions online have real-world consequences, regardless of whether they're made behind a screen.

globalnews.ca

 

[Trudeaus coke dealer]

The risk to reward for killing someone is better than it is for threatening to kill someone because at least if you kill whomever you intend to threaten, they die and you and your people may benefit from it but a threat hardly scares anyone (accomplishes nothing) while still potentially landing you significant jail time. This should be common sense but it looks like every so often, some Canadian needs a reminder.

Also, if you do threaten anyone online you're more likely to get charged and a visit if you have a registered firearm so I recommend never registering firearms... Just a tip.

Edmonton man charged after online death threats made against Prime Minister Carney | Globalnews.ca

RCMP Supt. Matt Johnson says criminal actions online have real-world consequences, regardless of whether they're made behind a screen.

globalnews.ca

CaptainTroubleRap music made an entire generation cool with snitching on themselves. People are looking for a pat on the back when complete and total denial and disavowal is the way to move forward.

The punishments for attempting to follow firearms laws and failing are greater than simply ignoring them. Legal guns are a problem for Canadians so it's in all of our best interest to be using the illegal kind anyways. The legal system seems to agree with me.