The planned ad, provided Sunday to The Globe and Mail, pictured the wrong version of that gun, one that is already restricted and will still have to be registered after Parliament votes to scrap the registry for most long guns.
Now the NDP hastily changing the billboards in time for them to be put up in three cities this week, picturing a different gun – a Steyr HS .50 – which is a non-restricted firearm.
“We are updating it,” said NDP national director Chantal Vallerand.
Now maybe that explains everything… you know… like how a non-legally blind, non special needs adult could mistake a legitimate medical therapy outlet… for a sleazy Chinatown rub’n-tug.
