* Fruit & produce stands with an honor box
* Electronics, copper wire, and cosmetics available on the shelf without requiring an employee to unlock a cage
* Paying after you pump gasoline
* Parks open after dark
* Keeping your wallet in your back pocket
* Going to the bathroom at a coffee shop with your laptop still on the table
* Jogging and walking around outside after dark
* Leaving your bicycle outside of the store, unlocked
* Leaving your items/luggage in your locked car in a parking light while you go in the mall or movie theater
* Privacy from ever-present security cameras
* The beauty of clean walls and signs without graffiti
* Bathroom stalls without huge gaps
* Listening to the sound of the birds at the park or sound of the ocean at the beach, instead of rap
* Hearing the movie at a movie theater
* Safe and peaceful public transportation
* Children allowed in the shopping mall or amusement park without a guardian
The sticking point, I have found, is always gun rights. America is, essentially, the only country that even comes close to guaranteeing my rights to own firearms. And that is such an important thing to me, that I cannot consider anywhere else that does not have it.
That's why I hate liberals so much. America is the only place that honors gun rights. If you are so anti-gun, go somewhere else. There are tons of places that align with your views better. Stop trying to take the last place that I can live in away from me. I would readily move if there was a place that truly aligned with my views better.
But I have machetes, swords, daggers, a bow. If someone thinks it's a good idea to break in, they'll get a warm welcome. I could cause a little genocide if I wanted to, purging villages from gypsies for example. With these swords you can easily pierce and slash. With the machetes hack, slash, behead. Also you can still acquire guns in secrecy and carry it with you in your backpack or something bigger in a car. The chances of getting caught is close to 0%.
But that's Hungary. In Germany the citizen-state relation is rather of distrust. Still, I started to own swords in Germany, went with them in the woods (I often carried a machete in my backpack), and I traveled with them in trains.
Having guns is mostly important to have a defense against tyranny though, and that's a very good reason. It seems however that despite that the US goes downhill.
Regardless, your point about having bladed weapons is silly. You don't take a gun to a gun fight. You take a gun to *any* fight that you didn't start. It's not about matching your opponent, it's about having more firepower than them because you didn't want the altercation. If someone comes at me with a knife, I want a gun, not another knife. *Nobody* wins a knife fight. And even your ability to own bladed weapons is on shaky ground, considering how easy the UK got rid of it. There's not much stopping Hungary, either by culture or by constitution, from imposing similar laws as the UK.
With guns the US is going downhill, but without guns it would be going downhill even faster. Eventually all of this will make its way to your country, and it will crash *very* fast.
TL;DR, I would rather be surrounded by 10 niggers and all of us have guns than surrounded by 10 niggers and all of us are unarmed... and I would *definitely* rather either of those scenarios than being surrounded by 10 niggers and all of us have knives.
Sure, but there are none here. And as of now the government is not a kiked, globohomo tyranny. Also if you participate in a "gun fight," you do it wrong. Whatever encounter you are in should be one-sided to your favor.
> And even your ability to own bladed weapons is on shaky ground, considering how easy the UK got rid of it.
Nono. Nobody checks anything anywhere. The UK is far off the dystopian chart. Way before that comes Austria, where they no longer sell machetes in common shops because the enrichment for some reason likes to murder people with machetes. So you can only buy it in weapon shops.
Funnily enough you can simply drive over from Austria to Hungary and buy machetes easily. Also you can pretty much order anything on Amazon, including swords, machetes and bows.
One time I also saw someone with a rifle in a bag in a bus. I also remember a weapon shop in the nearest town where you could simply buy guns. I bet if I wanted to buy a rifle, I could.
> There's not much stopping Hungary, either by culture or by constitution, from imposing similar laws as the UK.
There is. Hungary is the most right-wing Nationalist-Christian country in Europe, and we refuse to have ANY niggers be imported, even though the EU is screwing us in every way possible. The culture is anti-communist, anti-globohomo, quite traditional. I even heard stories of some right wing squads beating up gypsies.
This is not a culture that goes cuck mode over things like that.
I should have been more clear. It should read "You don't *only* take a gun to a gun fight." The point is that the purpose of a gun isn't to defend yourself against guns. It is to defend yourself against *any* attack.
>Whatever encounter you are in should be one-sided to your favor.
Exactly my point.
>I bet if I wanted to buy a rifle, I could.
If I want to buy a rifle, I *know* I can. And I *know* I won't risk getting caught, because I *know* it would be legal.
>We refuse to have ANY niggers be imported
Then why don't you allow yourself to have guns? If niggers having guns is what you fear, then not having any niggers should solve that problem.
>Sure but there are none [guns] here.
>I bet if I wanted to buy a rifle, I could.
Huh?
Because Europe is not like America, and also there are gypsies. Absolute subhumans. They too count as niggers in my book. On one side I wish we had guns, but on the other side I really don't want to have an arms race with possibly armed gypsies.
> Huh?
Basically 99.99% of people do not carry guns. But if you really wanted to buy one, you'd just had to find the right place. A high barrier to acquire one basically.