Posted on 07/07/2017 10:35:29 AM PDT by rktman
On Thursday, the Czech Republic’s lower house of parliament approved a constitutional amendment that would enshrine the right to bear arms. One hundred and thirty-nine out of 200 MPs approved the change after it was suggested by interior minister Milan Chovanec who asked the houses of parliament to “show [him] a single terrorist attack in Europe perpetrated using a legally owned weapon.” The move is a reply to the violent and numerous terror attacks that have been sweeping Europe since 2015.
Czexit!!
Home of CZ Firearms!
Many more need to follow suit.
The Islamic invasion is not stopping.
This is awesome. The right to own and carry weapons is a human right and it should be universally recognized as such.
“...Home of CZ Firearms!...”
The Czechs have a long history of fine firearms.
God Bless the Czechs. Former communist country sticking a middle finger up to the new commie empire - the EU.
Like Poland. They GET it.
These are the kind of folks we WANT to come here.
Our politicians and pro-Gun people here should CZECH this out!!!
I have a CZ-Varmint target rifle of their in .22 caliber. Its awesome
If you get a moment, look up “And Not A Shot Is Fired” by Jan Kozak. It’s basically the story of how the communist took over Czechoslovakia from the inside.
https://www.amazon.com/Not-Shot-Fired-Jan-Kozak/dp/189264701X
You can find it in PDF format on the web too.
The Czechs had long history of gun culture, similar to ours.
First thing the leftard bastards did was disarm them all, like they do everywhere.
There’s a REASON to own guns - and that reason is for the day someone TRIES to outlaw them. Surrendering them without a fight is NOT an option.
A CZ75 9mm (an original one) is definitely on the “I Need/Want/Must Have One Of These” list.
No less a luminary than the late Col. Jeff Cooper praised it as one fine fighting handgun.
And the countries that need the right to bear arms the most are making it even harder to do so. At their own peril, I might add.
Doesn’t Switzerland have the same? Just curious.
No. Varies from canton to canton as I recall. The old “machine gun in every house”, not so much.
IIRC, CZ bought Dan Wesson Arms.
7.5 Brno has been approved for import
Switzerland's population is armed, but I believe this is at the discretion of the government and not explicitly affirmed as a right in Switzerland.
According to Wikipedia:
The Swiss have a statutory right to bear arms under Article 3 of the 1997 Weapons Act.
What the Government giveth, the government can taketh away.
Good.
Now let’s import a couple hundred boatloads of Czechs who want to be American citizens along with the 7.5mm...
“...the violent and numerous terror attacks that have been sweeping Europe since 2015...”
Gee... those “violent and numerous terror attacks” just HAPPEN to coincide with the arrival of hundreds of thousands of muslim invade, err, “refugees”...
Go figure, huh? Who’d have thought...
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