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« Former head of Brady Campaign converts! | Main | Supreme Court lets ruling in favor of Armslist stand »

Czech parliament to EU Council: Stuff it!

Posted by David Hardy · 25 November 2019 08:05 PM

Story here.

"It means that the approximately 360,000 licensed gun-owners in the Czech Republic are allowed to carry their weapons in public and use them in case of a public order emergency, such as terrorism."

The proposal for a constitutional amendment was approved 139-29. But they shouldn't have modeled it on the 1780 Massachusetts right to arms, but on the 1776 version used by Pennsylvania. Still, this is Europe, and we must give them time to get up to speed, even if they are two centuries late.

1 Comment | Leave a comment

Michael Murray | November 26, 2019 10:12 AM | Reply

In the EU this is huge.
Hell , in CA, NY, NJ, MA, CT, WA, OR, MD or IL this would be huge.
Hugely unlikely.

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