Canadians report declining neighborhood safety and support for self-defense

nationalpost.com

A new poll reveals over half of Canadians no longer feel safe in their neighborhoods, with a strong majority believing they have the right to use reasonable force against home intruders. The survey found 87% of respondents support using reasonable force to defend against intruders. This sentiment is particularly high among older Canadians and those in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Additionally, 54% of Canadians feel the justice system works against law-abiding citizens, a view that has gained prominence following recent incidents and political discussions on self-defense laws.


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