Similarly, the right to drive a motor vehicle is not a constitutional right, it is statutory.

The right to possess cannabis is not constitutional, it is statutory.

The right to abortion is not constitutional, it is... well, there is no law in Canada that prohibits it.

The estimated total number of guns (both licit and illicit) held by civilians in Canada is

2017: 12,708,0001
2011: 8,619,3282 3 4
2010: 8,383,265
2009: 8,205,454
2008: 8,044,572
2005: 9,950,0005

https://www.gunpolicy.org/firearms/region/canada

"Canadians, unlike Americans, do not have a constitutional right to bear arms," the high court stated in 1993

If you are not involved in illegal activities it's extremely rare that you will be the victim of a crime in Mexico. Almost all if not all sicarios have guns and their organizations have an entire arsenal of military grade weapons, planes, helicopter and so on. No matter what touchy-feely security your 9mm or AR would bring you it would do you no good against the sicarios and their support of co-workers. If you want them to fend off some dude stealing your copper plumbing from your roof it will bring you more attention from the bad guys that you weren't getting when you didn't have the fire arms.

When I lived NOB I did own firearms and would again if I lived there, but that's not gonna happen.

My opinion, which is what you seeked.

I’m surveying many Mexicans living in Mexico if they believe they should have the right to bear arms ? I’m interested to hear what members of this board would opine, please state, if u want, whether you are a Mexican national or expat, living part time full time in mex or any other info that would help understand you perspective. Please state your reason why you would agree or disagree with that right? Also if not a Mexican - where your formative years were spent - though we know with time people’s opinions change.
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Look forward to the varied opinions.

Not sure if you’re aware that Mexicans can own non-military firearms for self protection. Mexico does not wish to emulate Gunslinger Nation, and I know I speak for most Mexicans when I say we wish the USA would stop selling firearms to people who seem able to smuggle a quarter million of them a year into Mexico with no difficulty whatsoever.