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As is typical, you know nothing of what you are talking about. Most guys I know here in the Austria boonies have a hunting rifle. You might want to actually lo
by alangibson 4y ago
As is typical, you know nothing of what you are talking about. Most guys I know here in the Austria boonies have a hunting rifle.
You might want to actually look at gun ownership numbers before repeating tired and very wrong Right talking points
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- namecheapTA 4y agoAustrians owning guns is only helping his point about not having guns during ww2 being a problem.
- WFHRenaissance 4y ago> Most guys I know here in the Austria boonies have a hunting rifle. First of all, Austria is the only country in the European Union where firearms are only partially licensed. Second of all... Sorry, what I really meant was to say was that European gun ownership (broadly speaking) is very different from USian gun ownership. Europeans generally need permits, reasons for ownership, training, et cetera just to own a firearm. Carrying is heavily discouraged, and often illegal without a permit... which the state is under no obligation to give you. Magazine size restrictions are rampant. In the United States, in many territories, we don't have equivalent policies. Many states allow for entirely permit-less ownership and carrying of firearms. We don't need to ask permission – that's the difference I'm trying to indicate here.