International Poland changes gun laws?

[The Heretic]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Firearms/comments/tp04ds

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[Yarome]

In small print at the end of the new bill... the "Ukraine Act". If any nation threatens their borders, "Free guns for everyone! Just ask!" It's the law!

Might as well put it down on paper, now.

The mere fact that nations are now reconsidering their gun laws, and lightening restrictions, not to mention some nations now clamoring to get their NATO applications submitted... ol' Putin really screwed the pooch on his intended world impact plan.

 

[CountryGent]

Good on the Polish friends. (And isn't it interesting what our amazing Founders codified into an enumerated right, well, more than two centuries ago is now what our eastern European allies are now embracing? Let freedom ring, amigos!)

 

[ma96782]

Yeah....all while WA politicians continue to oppress its own law-abiding citizens.

Sooooo.....Progressive!

Aloha, Mark

 

[huzar]

It's still pretty restrictive. I live in WA, but am a Polish citizen (in addition to being a US citizen), but if I wanted to own a modern firearm in Poland, it would still be a bear.

It's like there's some cognitive dissonance going on -- well, Ukraine's just next door, and that's bad, but the solution CAN'T be to let people just own firearms... it CAN'T be that simple.