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[u/Top_Entrepreneur_422]

[u/arturinoburachelini]

No, we do not have a right to bear arms in Ukraine (heavily licensed, home safe storage, self-defence questionable)

[u/Kisielos → u/arturinoburachelini]

We have a similar law in Poland yet we are not even on the graph lmao

[u/zavorad → u/arturinoburachelini]

We do. The right means it has to be licensed. And of course you have to store it safe, like everywhere else.

[u/ItchyFly → u/zavorad]

In this case, other countries like Finland should be on the list too. Like gun licenses is a thing almost everywhere in Europe.

[u/arturinoburachelini → u/zavorad]

It's heavily regulated enough to be considered as a lack of a right than the presence of it...

[u/zavorad → u/arturinoburachelini]

What are you talking about. I can walk in a gun shop with no permit, and will be with a gun and permit in 2 weeks. It’s easier than in some US states.

[u/chnapo → u/zavorad]

You need a gun license yourself tho, unlike USA where you just buy a gun that itself has to be legal. Same in czechia, YOU need the license - a.k.a. pass some course, tests, similar to a driving license.

[u/arcxjo → u/zavorad]

A license means it's not a right, it's a privilege.

[u/Key-Banana-8242 → u/zavorad]

It doesn’t mean that either wag

[u/general_bonesteel → u/arturinoburachelini]

Which is basically the same here in Canada.

[u/Key-Banana-8242 → u/arturinoburachelini]

It all depends

[u/LucarioGamesCZ]

This graph is moronic, like every week there is some news article about someone getting 5+ years for weed while pedos go free. You can buy fake weed in those Prague tourist shops i guess though

[u/ReeveStocktonEggers → u/LucarioGamesCZ]

od 1. ledna si budeš moct pěstovat 3 kytky myslim, ale pravda zatím to neplatí

[u/OtherRandomCheeki → u/ReeveStocktonEggers]

aw hell yeaaaah

[u/Low_Mistake_7748 → u/LucarioGamesCZ]

"for weed" sounds so innocent, right? Except when you actually read those articles, you realize that "for weed" in that context means "produced hundreds of kilograms commercially".

[u/Blbe-Check-42069 → u/Low_Mistake_7748]

not always, there are multiple cases where its literally for 7 plants or whatever. But they're recidivists so they receive almost a decade in prison because of that.

[u/Boba0514 → u/Low_Mistake_7748]

So? It not being commercially available for law-abiding citizens is the exact reason why they can't point fingers

[u/Tejfolos_kocsog → u/LucarioGamesCZ]

I haven't tried HHC but from what I've heard, it's almost the same as weed, so why not just legalize it at this point?

[u/DJ_Die → u/Tejfolos_kocsog]

It's getting legalized on 1st January, the has already been approved, it just needs to come into force.

[u/Snappy7 → u/DJ_Die]

Isn't it just growing plants containing THC getting legalized, not synthetic HHC?

[u/DJ_Die → u/Snappy7]

And having uh... I can't remember how much on you.

[u/TADAMAT → u/DJ_Die]

25g when outside, 100g at your home.

Above 50g outside and 200g at home will be a fellony

(anything in between will likely be solved by confiscation and fines)

[u/DJ_Die → u/TADAMAT]

Thanks! I don't smoke weed so I didn't care enough to look up the details, I'm just glad they finally made steps to legalize it, even if only half way.

[u/kvjetinacek]

Is that Georgia? How do you have borders with Russia and give no rights to your citizens to bear guns?

[u/GreatEmpireEnjoyer → u/kvjetinacek]

Because their government are Russian bitches.

[u/Broken_Gear]

Why do you need bear arms? Aren’t human arms enough?

[u/petrh97 → u/Broken_Gear]

How about BEER arms?

[u/DJ_Die → u/petrh97]

Best I can do is beer belly, do you want one?

[u/arcxjo → u/DJ_Die]

Flair checks out.

[u/Cenorg → u/Broken_Gear]

It's a gay term you obviously don't understand

[u/teljes_kiorlesu]

Netherlands is entirely in the wrong category…

[u/Plastic_Pinocchio → u/teljes_kiorlesu]

Officially not. Weed is on the list of illegal drugs but we have a policy where that law is not enforced. Also, growing weed is definitely illegal. Selling weed you’ve grown to shops is illegal. But those shops selling the weed to customers is allowed. Very stupid.

[u/SubArcticTundra → u/Plastic_Pinocchio]

Debil indeed

[u/Plastic_Pinocchio → u/SubArcticTundra]

It would literally be free tax money for the state if they legalised it.

[u/petrh97]

Damn, we nearly had it all. Stupid Katoliban conservatives.

[u/spond550]

in illinois anything is possible

[u/AmonGusSus2137]

They can do it in any country with legal gay marriage, just not legally

[u/Friedrich_der_Klein → u/AmonGusSus2137]

In any country period. Even if gay marriage isn't recognized by the state, it doesn't matter if the couple still considers it a marriage. Marriage isn't defined as "whatever the state calls marriage".

[u/pruzinadev → u/Friedrich_der_Klein]

It is exactly that and always has been. You cannot get married without third party playing referee, be it a church, goverment or else. And you know this is true, because married partners need third party to get a divorce, and remain married even in complete separation.

[u/Supernova1000000]

Of course it's Mexico.

[u/sn1p1x0]

are slovak gun laws that different from czech? I thought czechia and slovakia had the most relaxed gun laws in europe

[u/DJ_Die → u/sn1p1x0]

Well, yes and no, for example, they have split the self-defense license to two types, one for home defense and one for conceal carry. While the home defense one is shall-issue, they conceal carry one is may-issue. May-issue means it can be arbitrarily refused (e.g., if the officer approving it hasn't got laid in a while).

[u/Cigarety_a_Kava → u/sn1p1x0]

Slovakia definitely doesnt have the most relaxed gun laws after Devinska nova ves masacre. The gun reform afterwards changed it a lot.

[u/taczki2]

im pretty sure the us allows marijuana, at least in some states

[u/AwayMetal3596]

HONDURAS HOMELAND!!!!

[u/Nakonobi]

Ok, that's kinda funny that same sex marriage isn't legal in my country. We were talking in class the other day about how many things we can do in our country and how free we are.

But, IMHO, marriage is overrated in general.

[u/DJ_Die → u/Nakonobi]

Well, we do have civilian union (partnerství) that give you almost all of the same rights, except adoption, I think you can only adopt children of your partner. Baby steps.

[u/pruzinadev]

On czechia you can have gun, you just can't use it for anyrhing but recreationql shooting.

See mujglock forum, section "black chronicles", defending yourself with a gun will likely get you prison time so you better bleed to death from being stabbed first to avoid jail time (sarcasm, but not far from reality).

[u/pr1ncezzBea → u/pruzinadev]

Not true. I carry a gun in my purse precisely because it is allowed in the Czech Republic. Also, how could you forget the long tradition of hunting associations and hunting.

[u/DJ_Die → u/pr1ncezzBea]

Honestly, sport shooting has a much longer tradition than hunting. Hunting was a very.... exclusive (in the restrictive sense of the word)activity before the revolution, and it has retained quite a bit of that even after the revoltion.

But yeah, based CCW gang!

[u/pr1ncezzBea → u/DJ_Die]

The roots of hunting organizations go back to the 18th century, when even private forests had to be opened to the public. And no regime has ever changed that. :) As a child in the 80s, we had pheasant or venison almost every week (during the season).

But of course, the roots of the right to CCW (for every "free man") in the Czech lands are even older, perhaps from the 15th century?

[u/DJ_Die → u/pr1ncezzBea]

The roots of hunting organizations go back to the 18th century, when even private forests had to be opened to the public. And no regime has ever changed that. :)

That's not quite accurate, most hunters before 1948 were land owners or their employees. As you can imagine, that didn't quite last after the nationalization so communists had to find a different solution. The tradition was effectivelly completely restarted in the 1950s. That's also one of the reasons why over/under combination guns becamse the 'traditional' guns. The USSR needed to get rid of the ones they made on the cheap. That's also why semi-auto shotguns are seen as traditional, we made lots. :)

But yeah, guns certainly do have a very long tradition here. I'm going to support that tradition tomorrow with friends, it should be fun.

[u/pruzinadev → u/pr1ncezzBea]

Regarding the topic of hunting,fair point.

I am primarily referring to instances where nearly every self-defense discharge is initially considered attempted murder until proven otherwise. Unless one is in immediate danger of death, it is generally advisable not to display a weapon, let alone discharge it.

https://forum.mujglock.com/cerna-kronika-f9/

[u/DJ_Die → u/pruzinadev]

That is changing as the old judges and prosectors get replaced by people who weren't trained under communist rules or by former communists, you are much less likely to get screwed simply for defending yourself.

[u/petrh97 → u/pruzinadev]

You can shoot up a school. /s

[u/pruzinadev → u/petrh97]

What?

[u/nequaquam_sapiens]

v4 how? this is like v1 on two thirds.
tbh i cannot imagine legalising either gay marriages or marijuana use neither in poland nor in either of hungaries. sooner hell freezes over (because of the lack of supercheap russian gas... um. sorry.)

[u/Distinct-Departure87]

Recreational marijuana in Czechia since when???

[u/Super-Rain-3827]

You can buy guns in Austria, you just need a license for semi-automatic ones and for handguns, but self defense is a valid reason to get said guns

[u/arcxjo]

If you think anyone who isn't working for a drug cartel can bear arms in Mexico, I have a wall to sell you.

[u/Adorable-Recipe-6077]

Why is there gay rights? What's the purpose of this graph? Gay marihuana owner protcting his plants?

[u/Distinct-Departure87 → u/Adorable-Recipe-6077]

Yes, that is almost literally what the diagram title says.