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


Paulina  19 | 4693
2 days ago   #1021
So less intelligent women bring rapes on themselves?

It's pretty obvious that bad/dangerous things are more likely to happen to people who aren't careful enough or for some reason are not aware of the danger. That may be getting into a car with a stranger when drunk (women) or going swimming when drunk (men), for example. Whether people are doing that because they're stupid or because they're careless - I don't know, but I know that it's better not to get yourself in a dangerous situation in the first place rather than worry about how to get out of one.

There are situations when not only a gun, but also using your brains won't save you. For example, these days it's not enough to watch over and cover your drink in a club from someone spiking it, because rapists use also needles and put patches with a drug on your skin. The only solution to be 100% safe from such a situation is not to go to clubs at all. But that won't save you from that tiny chance of your boyfriend/husband drugging you and raping you or even inviting other men to rape you. The only solution for a woman to be 100% sure that won't happen to her is to not get into romantic relationships with men at all.

Can you imagine being so paranoid and living in fear all the time? Because that's what you sound like to me.

People can't think like that because they wouldn't get out of the house at all, drive a car, travel by plane, train, go places, etc. - that's not life.

Nope. It never happens.

Noone claims nothing ever happens, idiot. But Poland is safe enough that people don't feel the need to own guns, because they're not so f*cking scared as Americans are.
Ironside  51 | 13455
2 days ago   #1022
I started giving him lectures about good behavior,

Your assessment of the situation is quite poor. Lectures are ineffective in some circumstances; you need to engage in manual labor.
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Paulina  19 | 4693
2 days ago   #1023
but now you have acid attack, stabbings, bombings.

How long have you been in Poland so far?

Do you carry a gun with you while in Poland?
Paulina  19 | 4693
2 days ago   #1024
Something to blow American minds - comparison of homicide rate in the US and Europe from 2000 to 2022 (red line - the US, blue line - Europe):


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