1 Law, 11 Countries

I thought the law in Italy was no pineapple pizza

Ok, these laws Exist for a Reason and I would like to know WHAT HAPPENED for them to be implemented.

Italians forbidding to feed the pidgeons is understandable. They leave a lot of dirty spots and Italy has a lot of precious monuments that would be damaged by said spots. Or at least the cities will be forced to clean the monuments 2/3 times a week.

If countries have rules, then the International Agenda would use them all to enforce the laws globally, and everyone would exercise following the rules more strictly and responsibly.

Are you sure about Russia? Cuz I'm not (I'm Russian 😐)

In South Korea, defamation can be established even if the information disclosed is true, provided it damages an individual's public reputation. This legal principle is recognized as 'Defamation by Disclosing True Facts'.

Didnt know that swedish law was a thing

Yeah, It is pretty stupid to eat a damn fork with a chicken.

As a Swedish guy, this is very much true. You have to get a permit, and you can only then color it in a “similar” way that other houses around are painted. Though I’m unsure how strict they are with this law, I’d not recommend testing it without a permit.

The goat posted

Bears? In Israel? Where did you find this rule? We only have bears in zoos

lots of misinformation, in the U.S, there isn't a law against using forks for chicken, in the U.K, holding salmon suspiciously is out of context, Salmon Act 1986 created this law, it also says you can be arrested if you sell illegally fished salmon.

Damn I didn't know eating chicken with a fork is illegal 🤯

Como sabia que usaba esa ropa tan pequeña 😆

@Spartan117Alph1 Fish jenga

Israel , really ?

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