With Europe being enriched more and more every year, will they ever realize giving up their gun rights (mostly) was a bad idea? #CityLife #europe #enrichment #women #safety #crime #2nd #2a

Listen, this sucks to see. It truly does. But, at the end of the day, they wanted this They voted for the politicians who let these people in They voted to give up their gun rights They voted for less policing and looser laws on crime They wanted this to happen. They're OK with this happening So ya know what? I'm ok with it

ladies keep this little beauty on your belt, his arms will be useless, hands, anything you don't want touching stick and pull.

We didn't "give them up". You, allied with the Soviets, took them from us.

Most of Europe never the right to arms to begin with. Numerous regimes in Europe kept the people disarmed, made them pliable victims, resources of the state and nothing more. The common European is a subject, not a citizen. And some here in America want to do the same to us!

"Diversity is our strength!" That's what people on the news and government told me.

Probably not. You can't miss what you never had, and most of the current crop of Europeans have never even held a gun. The idea of firearm ownership is so foreign to them.

A country that is preparing to restrict knifes has no hope.

Actions have consequences. Do not feel pity for these women.

@grok is it true that, in Norway for example, courses have to be given to immigrants to teach them that rape is inappropriate?

Norway offers voluntary courses for immigrants, including asylum seekers, to teach cultural norms and prevent sexual violence, covering topics like consent and appropriate behavior toward women. Started around 2013, these programs address integration challenges, partly due to immigrants' overrepresentation in some crime stats, like domestic violence. Critics argue they risk stigmatizing immigrants and question their effectiveness since participation isn't mandatory. Sexual offense rates in Norway are stable, but data on immigrant-specific crimes is limited. For details, see The New York Times and BBC News reports.