Reply With QuoteNever to be marched off to the ovens...the Swiss get it.
Switzerland: Complete freedom with Guns
When I first lived in Zürich, one of the first memories I had was walking down an immaculately clean street, looking around at 18th and 19th century stone architecture, then I remember walking onto a beautiful train – that looked like it was just purchased the day before to get onto the other side of the lake. The first thing I noticed when walking onto the train, were 2 people in civilian dress, holding 2 MG-51’s with the barrels to the floor. That same day I saw 65, year old man, on a mountain bike with just a pair of shorts on, with an SG 550 strapped to his back as if it was a pair of golf clubs.
This link will take it from there:
http://megacombat.net/switzerland-is-an-army/
Never to be marched off to the ovens...the Swiss get it.
Oh, the irony.Originally Posted by Mein Teil
Yeah, they didn't bat an eyelash at banking the oven-maker's money.
Oh, they did more than that.
Yeah they were pretty complicit.
I find the US pointing to countries with less strict firearms laws is hilarious since it's not exactly a fair comparison, nor does it take into account cultural differences (which, IMO, are the major contributing factors).
Sort of like when Europeans comment on our healthcare laws?
The anti-gun people do it too.
Way to go off topic.
Who's steering the boat?
Funny you should write that. Anyone else see a 1981 film called, "The Boat is Full"?Who's steering the boat?
You're on a roll today.Who's steering the boat?
It's related since it's all related to carrying around firearms. And it was only a general comment, not an invitation to debate.
My comment was in relation to the health care law post.
Ah roger. It's hard to tell amongst all the noise.
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