Gun control in Poland: should Polish people be allowed to own guns?

We kept telling the anti-gun people that it was just a matter of time before Poland gave in.
Poland has introduced mandatory firearms training for schoolchildren amid concerns over potential Russian aggression.
Quoting:
The new training will see children aged between 14 and 16 years old train with guns for up to an hour a week as the war in Ukraine continues to impact Poland's borders with both Ukraine and Russia.
The "Education for Safety" program will create one-hour weekly lessons conducted in school gymnasiums.
The training will involve laser-based technology to ensure safety, with no live ammunition being used.
The curriculum encompasses firearms handling, state security education, survival skills, tactical rescue, first aid, and cybersecurity.
Students will also be taught how to assemble and disassemble weapons.

This is long over do and about time for self preservation for Poland.

Next time try in English:

This is long overdue and about time for self-preservation for Poland.

It must be all the waves crashing over the bow of his yacht..lol Nice of him to cut his fakecation short to chime in on PF. It must be soooooo exciting!


Indeed. Trump wants Europe to fight their own battles from now on. Which is long overdue.

...just like an 18-month-long pregnancy...Time to let the bastard out and fetch for himself...

Military training with firearms is OK.
Gun ownership is a totally different matter. Do not confuse these two. One can train as a tank driver while in the army. Does it mean you can own and drive a tank as a civilian????? hahaha

Laser guns. No live ammunition will be used.


Take your own advice for once then. Your post #695 has little to do with the thread.

Not really. Military training with shooting practice was present in Polish schools decades ago, still in 1990s. Then they dropped it, probably due to lack of funds and to the false but very popular belief that Russia became civilised at last. So, we are sort of returning to old traditions. Nothing new. Still far from wide access to guns.