Campaign launched for tougher gun laws in Switzerland

TheLocal.ch ^ | 6 April 2018 12:48 CEST+02:00

[Olog-hai]

So what? That does not give the EU any right to push its dictates on that country. Switzerland needs its RKBA more than ever in the face of the EUSSR attempting to override its sovereign laws.

[DoodleBob]

[oldplayer]

///The EU parliament approved a revised gun law last year designed to close security loopholes and introduce tighter controls ///

Fortunately for Switzerland, it is NOT a member of the EU!

[alexander_busek]

Ganz idiotisch. Was wollen die Schweizer, mehr Feuerarmwaffen-Verbrechen?

Allerdings würde man auf deutsch eher von "Feuerwaffenkriminalität" sprechen.

Regards,

[rktman]

🔫💣☠ And there ya go. The only one with any sort of half way decent gun rules with assclowns wanting to go the way of the "awesome" e friggin' u. The toilet continues to swirl.

[Olog-hai]

Don’t ask me why, but “Beiherhund” causes the “fatal error”. I was playing around on Google Translate to see which words it could actually translate. I broke up “Flipperwaldt” into two words and Google Translate spat out “pinball machine” (which is actually Flipperautomat).

[Bob434]

of course they do- they don’t want their citizens to be able o defend themselves against the invading islamic terrorists

[ScaniaBoy]

Don’t worry. Whatever restrictions the Swiss parliament decides there will be a referendum. I do not think the Swiss people will give up their right to bear arms.

[DAC21]

In search of fix of a non existent problem, that’s Euroweenies for you.

[Yaelle]

I don’t think so either. Some Swiss get a bit lefty at times but in general they seem to actually consider both sides before voting.