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There's no discharge in the war!

File: e8e1c68c9e02af8⋯.png (134.68 KB, 640x480, 4:3, HE CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY….png)

88eff3  No.663112

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/03/31/italy-passes-salvini-backed-self-defence-law-to-protect-homeowners/

http://archive.is/fnIry

>The Italian Senate passed the new legitimate defence bill this week, liberalising the previous self-defence code and allowing citizens more options to protect their homes from burglars and other intruders.

>The reform, which modifies article 52 of the Italian penal code, now allows Italians to use “a legitimately held weapon” to protect themselves and members of their household, making it far less likely individuals will be brought up on charges for defending themselves, Il Giornale reports.

>The new changes were welcomed by populist Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Matteo Salvini, who has previously pushed hard for self-defence reform.

>“It is a beautiful day for the Italians in which the sacrosanct right to self-defence is sanctioned,” Salvini said.

>Previously, the Lega leader had even offered to pay the legal expenses of those brought up on criminal charges for using force to protect their homes.

>“A thief comes into your house, company or store, and you defend yourself? It will be your right to do so, and the thug (and his relatives) will not be able to ask for a euro of compensation,” Salvini vowed.

>“Besides, you won’t end up on trial for years and you won’t pay your own pocket: the state will cover any legal expenses of those who defended themselves.”

>“From today the criminals know that to be a robber in Italy is more difficult: it is an even more dangerous job,” the League (Lega) leader observed

>Around 4.5 million homes in Italy have access to firearms, according to figures released in June of last year.

>33 million Italian homes have anti-theft doors, while 10 million or so have alarms and often video cameras as well.

>The new policy marks a stark contrast to the United Kingdom, where it is alleged that home defence policies have made British homeowners easy targets — to the point where Chilean criminal gangs have been known to fly in to rob British homes in what has been dubbed “burglary tourism.”

Thus proving, definitively, that gun rights can be pushed for, even in the wake of a mass shooting. The (((NRA))) has no excuse.

f1154c  No.663124

Congradulations Italy!


9a0209  No.663131

File: 762df4a16b8092f⋯.png (787.53 KB, 1080x1236, 90:103, KFCmanIndianversion.png)

Very very nice, congrats on this, seriously.


bf53c8  No.663133


943356  No.663141

File: fd379272d7c823d⋯.jpg (81.04 KB, 800x531, 800:531, 1450238288844.jpg)

Bravo, pastaland.


17ef64  No.663146

When are they going to legalize machine guns like San Marino? Concealed carry?


a3d9d5  No.663153

File: d4150170f14fdec⋯.png (417.42 KB, 634x438, 317:219, ClipboardImage.png)

>>663147

belgians


25322d  No.663174

File: afe12c17899caf8⋯.jpg (71.85 KB, 646x514, 323:257, df2d283334d635f064d80bb611….jpg)


53dcb4  No.663185

>>663157

This


5d4301  No.663189

File: 3e59b40df5f3dc9⋯.jpg (20.71 KB, 376x365, 376:365, infinity anon plays with a….jpg)

Congrats Italy, but I have a question

>>to the point where Chilean criminal gangs have been known to fly in to rob British homes in what has been dubbed “burglary tourism.”

Is this an actual thing or a comedic exaggeration of the UK's horribly cucked laws?


0d4900  No.663191

File: 70b43b03c52b7d1⋯.jpg (31.41 KB, 474x341, 474:341, th7Z34IQFH.jpg)

>mfw the pastas are getting better fun laws too

Regardless, good move Italy.


ce3608  No.663197

>>663191

>copyrighting a historical image

I vote we hang whoever does this before anyone else on DOTR.


b22a8d  No.663211

Very nice, I can't wait for GD to change our laws too. Fully-automatic G3A3 rifles in every household when?


bf53c8  No.663214

>>663197

Worse:

Putting watermarks on historic footage


9a0209  No.663241

File: ae0d205efcf209b⋯.jpeg (90.88 KB, 400x499, 400:499, 243B8F2B-181B-4865-B369-2….jpeg)

>>663189

This cant be real


20a015  No.663243

File: 1f5d6f73ec97d3a⋯.jpg (79.51 KB, 546x470, 273:235, The pride is back.jpg)

>>663191

THE PRIDE IS BACK


cdbf07  No.663245

>>663189

I wouldn't be surprised if the UK is heaven for burglars, but Chilean gangs? that's really odd


397dee  No.663257

File: c58347294324f88⋯.jpg (39.23 KB, 480x689, 480:689, c58347294324f8828f6bb6c24b….jpg)

awesome Italy, this is huge and I wouldn't be surprised if this is the first European country in the last 20 years to go the correct direction with gun laws.

if somebody could describe a hypothetically for me, for what is allowed now that'd be fantastic.

like what would you get in trouble for in the past that you now are justified?

Rally just got 2% whiter


4ddce1  No.663263

>>663257

The Czechs are also amongst the commendable European nations for gun laws. It's a short list but I'm happy Italy is at least heading in a sensible direction.


fb32df  No.663264

File: 0565f882529f340⋯.png (83.67 KB, 336x324, 28:27, 0565f882529f340f70e1a6e3a1….png)


dfeae5  No.663283

>>663264

The absolute state of britbongs.


85d4ab  No.663289

>>663264

Britbongs are such easy targets the rest of the world has noticed.


7a0aac  No.663296

File: 97afeff02f72744⋯.jpg (26.27 KB, 457x480, 457:480, Operator.jpg)

>>663112

Sounds breddy good. Good on them.


b9e01b  No.663297

>>663197

Well, what can I say? I couldn't find a better picture to express my support towards the Italians…


88eff3  No.663312

>>663257

>first European country in the last 20 years

Not quite.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-eu-guncontrol-czech/czechs-take-legal-action-over-eu-rules-on-gun-control-idUSKBN1AP1SA

>The Czech Republic filed a lawsuit on Friday against a new European Union directive tightening gun ownership, aimed at limiting access to semi-automatic and other weapons after deadly Islamist attacks in western Europe.

>The European Parliament and EU interior ministers gave a final nod to the changes earlier this year despite the Czech Republic, Luxembourg and Poland voicing opposition.


dfeae5  No.663313

>>663263

>>663312

We aren't as commendable in this regard. If you kill someone while being robbed, you might go to prison for murder unless you prove your own life was in danger, for using "excessive force". Over here, it's not that difficult to get yourself a gun, and the government is resistant to gun grabbing attempts, but if you actually use it, you're looking at a legal shitstorm. Combine it with a very lenient penal law and comfy prisons, and you get shit like 16-times recidivists (not even that uncommon) robbing people in broad daylight, knowing nothing's gonna happen to them. Sure, we don't have much violent crime this way, but it's still a fucking disgrace. Italy is clearly outdoing us in this regard.


88eff3  No.663314

>>663313

I mean, everyone assumes the U.S. is gun wonderland(and honestly it really is as far as most people are concerned) but you can get fucked way harder than anything the Czech government could do if you defend yourself with a firearm in certain states/cities.

And, you know, the (((NRA))) slowly chipping away at our rights.


235b0e  No.663328

File: 409274bf401f559⋯.png (2.6 MB, 1800x1014, 300:169, ClipboardImage.png)

>>663146

Probably never, despite Salvini mentioning his interest for making gun laws less strict… "concealed carry", i.e. carry for self-defense is possible even nowadays, but you require a serious reason to apply for it ("serious" as in actually having your life in real danger). It's usually granted to businessman/shop owners who are threatened by the mafia, for instance.


cdbf07  No.663489

>>663328

One step at a time i guess


02e6df  No.663493

>>663264

Holy fuck dude, I legitimately thought it was just a joke.


6525ab  No.663504

>>663328

So pay the mafia every so often to send you a threatening letter. Take it to tbe cops and get your legal concealed carry.


88eff3  No.663532

>>663328

Why not make it shall-issue like in most American states? Shall issue meaning ‘unless the police can prove that x is not fit to own a firearm in a certain amount of time, they may own a firearm.’


edcd3a  No.663535

>>663133

I just love how the headline is phrased compared to the Breitbart version.


235b0e  No.663566

>>663532

Well, it kinda is in a way… when you apply for a gun licence (either for sport or hunting), after you've had your medical examinations cleared and you've been to the gun range for the training part, the intelligence branch of the Carabinieri (military police) will do a background check.

Unless you have a criminal record or they have reasons to believe you might be a dangerous individual, as far as I know, they are supposed to grant it.


43297c  No.663567

>>663566

>either for sport or hunting

Is my country really the only one in EU where citing "self defense" is a valid reason to get a gun?


ebfe6a  No.663586

File: 6b50b076b3d18c3⋯.jpeg (52.99 KB, 640x640, 1:1, 6b50b076b3d18c3d50484c232….jpeg)

>>663567

Technically it's a valid reason in most Euro countries, just good luck actually getting one without connections.


a3138e  No.663588

>>663567

Probably you're the only ones who have this type or licenses as a "shall-issue". IIRC, you even issue these for EU visitors and only non eu visitors have a "may issue". Other than that, there's also Georgia if you consider it EU, there you have to get some papers and pass a short quiz for long guns and pistols individually, though CC is only for police and you can only keep handguns in your house and probably take them to the range. Self defense also aren't complete bullshit and have things like property protection as good reasons, though don't quote me on that.


975b27  No.663611

>>663586

>the UN has actual documents called 'Replacement Migration'

s-source?


8a2ece  No.663618

>>663611

Seconded.


c649e7  No.663628

>>663567

It be much worse. In britbongland, self defense isn't even a legal use of a firearm. As in if you happened to own a gun for any legitimate allowed reason (sport/hunting) and used it against a would be murderer, you go to prison because it is illegal to use guns for self defense even if you had one for another reason.


c649e7  No.663630


8a2ece  No.663654

>>663630

>they dont even hide it.

No excuse to not archive it.

http://archive.is/5IaNY


c649e7  No.663662

>>663654

thank you my Hellenic friend.


88eff3  No.663731

>>663630

>>663654

They are hiding it, though. In plain sight. They're so bold about it that it beggars belief, and retarded normies simply don't believe it.

Remember; there are no more arguments.


cdbf07  No.663747

>>663588

off topic

Would you consider Georgia and Armenia as european? Azerbaijan is out of the question as is turkey




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