I am from the Czech Republic. I have a firearms license and I own several weapons (pistol, shotgun, submachine gun and assault rifle). The Czech model is great. I wouldn't change it. It filters out the creazy people, criminals, stupid and irresponsible people. A healthy, moderately intelligent and responsible person has no problem getting a gun license and buying a gun. In the Czech Republic we have about 1 million guns for a population of 10 minillion. Czech Republic is the 6th safest country in the world with the lowest violent crime rate. Most of the murders are suicides and murders within the family (jealousy...). There are no gangs and no terorist here. 99% of police officers never fire their service weapon in their entire career.
@redraven8482 Жыл бұрын
Jen aby to tak zůstalo. Poslední dobou moje naděje klesá...
@ZDrozd Жыл бұрын
@@redraven8482 V jakém ohledu? V tom že se změní legislativa nebo že se zhoršuje bezpečnost v ČR?
@redraven8482 Жыл бұрын
@@ZDrozd Bezpečnost. Stále více a více lidí se radikalizuje. A to úplně zbytečně. Děsím se toho, kam až jsou ochotni zajít a že tato hranice se každým dnem posouvá mílovými kroky.
@letonoska7348 Жыл бұрын
@@redraven8482 S angličtinou a internetem se taky šíří americká kultura (a i jiná, ale hlavně ta) což není žádoucí mentalita když fungujeme o dost líp
@henrykjarosz33505 ай бұрын
A co nám napíšeš po střelbě na filozofické fakultě? Opět skvělý systém eliminující pošuky?
@user-xi6nk4xs4s Жыл бұрын
She said some wise things. If you don't learn from others, where are you going to learn from. Always nice to learn some more details about our Czech brothers.
@mari.be.86 Жыл бұрын
Hello, yes Czech law recognizes several groups of firearms license. A - for collecting purposes, historical weapons, replicas etc. B - for sports purposes, C - for hunting purposes, you cannot buy a pistol, only a hunting rifle D - to perform a job or profession, security of objects or people, police E - to protect health, life or property. So anyone who wants a gun must apply for a gun license. First, he/she must visit a doctor who can ask for a psychological assessment by a specialist, which is required for group D. If the applicant is medically fit, next is bring an application to the police. The police have 30 days to process the application, usually within 10 days. Then the applicant waits for the exam date, usually in 3-6 months. So the applicant must prepare for the theoretical and practical part of the exam. The theoretical part is a test where there are questions from the field of first aid, law and theory about weapons and ammunition. (quite time consuming, not easy, less intelligent cannot do it) The practical exam is about disassembly and assembly of weapons and safe manipulation, where the applicant performs actions according to the commissioner's instructions, under the supervision of the police, everything is recorded on camera. Alsou there are simulations of 1, 2 defects on the weapon and you have to be able to fix them properly and safely. A small mistake is a warning, 3 warnings or a big mistake is the end. The last part is the shooting of weapons at a targets, where everything is evaluated again, from manipulation to the accuracy of hits. The weapons on the test are prescribed, the Glock is not there, there is the CZ 75 family pistol and 2 rifles, all without optical sights :) iron sights only :D If the applicant does not pass the theoretical part, he/she cannot submit a new application for 3 months, it would be rejected immediately.(waste of time and money) If the applicant makes a mistake in the practical part and the commissioner kick him/her out of the exam, he/she will be given an alternative date (in 2 weeks, max within 2 months) And then you get a certificate that you passed the exam, this is valid for a year. With this document, you can ask the police to issue a firearms license. The permit is valid for 10 years, group D only for 5 years. 2 months before the expiry date, no later than 6 weeks, you will again bring a doctor's confirmation that you are still medically and mentally fit :) Then you apply for a purchase permit, it's valid for a year, you can take more than one, then you go to buy a weapon, you take it right away, an AR 15 with a silencer and collimator, you go to the police to register it. They will issue a weapon ID card, you may not use the weapon until it is issued. This is how it works in the Czech Republic 😋
@popelokii Жыл бұрын
I'm from Czech Republic and I have a lot of friends that love guns, and often go to shooting ranges, but they all like how gun owning is done in Czech Republic, and we are so blown by how easy it is to own and use guns in America.
@jirinovotny653 Жыл бұрын
Czech here, we can even have suppressors without ATF stamp :) And anything semi-auto up to .50 BMG. Test and medical requirements do not always work 100%, like anything in this world, but they do filter out most of xxidiotsxx people who are not yet mature enough to possess a deadly weapon. Here is the rub: in CZ psychology examination costs under $100, practicioners one is for $30. How much would it be in US healthcare system? Will doctors cooperate with police well and cheaply? In CZ police can check your history regarding substance abuse, neighbors complaints, DUI. For firearms license you gotta be rather clean. That can be used as a rubber hammer on minorities. In CZ after serving your time for felony and living clean life for certain time, your rights (also firearms rights) are fully restored. Is US ready for that? All these (and more) obstacles can be overcome, and I would really love to see US taking inspiration in one of best things CZ has to offer.
@simonspacek3670 Жыл бұрын
The only part I really disagree with is that "laser aim" moves anything automatically to grade "A". Taser has laser aim, so you need higher grade of license for it than for a shotgun or assault rifle. But otherwise those laws are pretty well set. Oh, and since 2021 all "muscle powered weapons" were removed from laws, so you can get 100 pounder bow or crossbow now. And yes, I highly doubt that anyone will try mass shooting with a bow.
@petrlorenc7230 Жыл бұрын
Good choice, man - this lady is by far one of my favourite youtubers.
@michaelawoodhouse6530 Жыл бұрын
Hi from Czechia, I think we are very gun friendly. About 50% of households that I know of have a gun - usually one person in the family have a licence, because there is some old rifle passing down through inheritance or someone just have a gun-related hobby. Every traditional Czech fair have a shooting stall where you can shoot a paper flower for your loved one. I think I was... 8? When I held a hunting rifle in my hands for the first time (not loaded) - my dad had one and I was curious so he took it down and let me hold it, it felt exactly like when parents allowed me to sit on the drivers seat in a standing car for the first time 😀. My grandpa had a collection of guns from 19th century hanging on a living room wall as a decoration instead of pictures, it was super cool. I never felt anything negative around or about guns - I always knew they are potencially dangerous, but usefull tools for unpleasant work or a fun hobby. If someone asked me how we treat guns I would simply say: The same way we treat cars. Like... exactly the same. You grow old enaugh, you pass a test, get a licence, you buy one and there is nothing more to it. One more thing to add - I heard that in USA, on average, twice a week someone gets shot by a toddler. By a toddler! That is not a loose murderer, that is just an accident. Car licence didnt decrease the number of suicide drivers, but it decreased the amount of accidents - I would expect that to happen with gun licence. Simply forcing a higher level of average education about responsible gun-ownership will innevitably decrease the amound of irresponsible gun-ownership too.
@ashberka4226 Жыл бұрын
50 percent? Sorry this is nonsense. I don't know anyone who has gun in Czech and I don't see anyone carrying gun around expect people who hunt. Stop this misinformation.
@michaelawoodhouse6530 Жыл бұрын
@@ashberka4226 I wasnt talking about general Czechia statistics, I am talking about my own personal bubble, and Im not lying therefore Im not misinforming, thats not how misinformation work. :-) I quess you live in an eviroment that is less gun-friendly, thats all.
@ashberka4226 Жыл бұрын
@@michaelawoodhouse6530 I live in environment that we don't need guns and we don't even know that there are some. And that is mostly whole Czech
@Likosak Жыл бұрын
@@ashberka4226nd that's a good thing. Law clearly states that firearm owners carrying a gun are obligated to keep them hidden. Also, people who own a firearms license are rather careful on giving away their secrets about their firearms ownership. Many, many people don't like guns, and they view them as a freaks. So they bully them - landlords trying to interfere with their rights for personal space, people calling a police whenever someone is making a excessive noise, even tho they were not and stuff like that. People, usually those who don't like new people in their neighborhood, are trying fishout any gossip and firearms are a big deal. Also, guys are afraid of their gfs, who used their firearms license as a way for revenge. Basically they accused them of battery, sexual crimes or being "dangerous person" for them to be stripped away from their right to bear arms. During the investigation they got taken away tens of thousands worth of equipment for them to wait for it for more then 3 years. Even though they were proven innocent the damage has been inflicted. If you are being accused of being dangerous to your surroundings, or having your firearm out in public without justification you are pretty much screwed, because you have only little space almost to none to defend yourself. So there are folks who use this knowledge on firearms owners to bully them. People are really, really careful about their secrets in our country and firearms ownership is one of the key priorities that any citizen shouldn't give away. The fact you don't think anyone in your close surroundings doesn't own a gun doesn't mean they don't hide it from you.
@michaelawoodhouse6530 Жыл бұрын
@@ashberka4226 I also live in an enviroment that we dont need guns, but I do know a lot of households that own one. I would never dare to claim that I know about "mostly whole Czechia" as I only lived in 4 different cities through my life. I do not know and do not claim to know the factual statistics. I think you just misunderstood me. And honestly I dont know what to tell you... Im not lying. Quess your experience living in this country differs from mine in this aspect. Good for you, whatever floats your boat.
@martinbudinsky8912 Жыл бұрын
As a czech I can confrim that everything said is true. Maybe I should add that you also need a permit for hunting and usually you have to be part of "myslivci" or "forestrs" (I guess would be the closest translation). And who are they? Well they are usually "normal" people that take test, get permit and then take care of forest and animals and in turn they gain the right to hunt. Which I suppose isnt all that neaded in America with its huge forrests and so on but it sure is in central Europe.
@Aneoq Жыл бұрын
Czech company buying Colt company 😉
@ultramarinus2478 Жыл бұрын
Well, another point to add to Jens vid, wich might not be visible to US citizen - The guns owned in Czech republic are only single-shot. Burst or fully automatic guns in functional state are not be lawfully obtained, nor owned by civilian. Machineguns, granadelaunchers, flamethrowers, or missiles are legal in SOME US states, but in Czech republic, those are not suported by law.
@daesu3236 Жыл бұрын
hi from Czechia as well as many of the commenters here, and i just want say that you really dont need a gun here, we are extremely safe country. I know few friends (5-8?) that carry a gun anywhere they go and it took me years of knowing them to even notice that, and i dont mind, its their right to do so:D
@user-gt7ux9iz7u Жыл бұрын
Every gun is not same, that is why Czech license has cathegories. Same with driving license. If you have driving license for car, doesn't mean you can drive truck or bus. If you have weapon license for a handgun, doesn't mean you can own rifle.
@prdprdprdprdprdel Жыл бұрын
To be fair, a blind person needs to carry full auto with a drum mag.. Otherwise how is he supposed to hit anything...
@ClifffSVKАй бұрын
Good point
@renatatresohlava4517 Жыл бұрын
My friend inherited a lot of guns, they we confiscated by police and she has to pass the test to be able to have them. And another example...chech Switzerland situation, 10 mil people, 20 mil guns, shotting is the biggest sport and there is no problem with guns...
@abalayn22 Жыл бұрын
That's not accurate. Police havent confiscated the guns. Your friend isnt licensed to own a gun, as in carry a gun. So your friend's guns are kept by the Police until your friend qualifies for license or sells them to someone who is licensed. The guns are still your friend's property and therefore weren't "confiscated".
@Pyrochemik007 Жыл бұрын
Hey, Im czech, and none of my family members owns a gun. But, shooting a gun is definitely fun, it is a great hobby. I have tried it (in shooting range with paid instructor), and it can be even sport. Our country is listed in top10 world safest countries in world by United Nations - every year since cca 2000. We do not buy weapons for home security. Our identity is not tied to them either. Making firearms is our traditional industry since before WW1, and you may know our CZ firearms company. We have had some crazies shooting with guns, and even family incidents. And mostly, it was a failure of the system, when police did not act in time, after the person failed the psychology re-evaluation. Plenty of them were with illegal weapons, there was even an incident with grenades. But in the end, the numbers are so small we still keep our safety rankings. Oh, also, we do not have gangs, fentanyl and hunters are required to pass alcohol test, before, and after.
@bitkarek Жыл бұрын
you take the exams just once for the firearms license. Not for every gun you buy.
@lisak43494 ай бұрын
In fact you don´t need a licence for a hand canon. You don´t need a licence what so ever for guns manufactured before 1890. Completely legal.
@luxiet2518 Жыл бұрын
Whats really makes me laugh about US is that you can buy guns almost in grocery store, but when you want to buy some alkohol you need to go to different store because you cant buy it in grocery store :D LIKE WHAT?!
@Potkanka Жыл бұрын
Wait that sounds really annoying and like such a weird priority - I don't need to buy a gun when I go grocery shopping but I sure like to grab a couple of beers once in a while. Then again, Czechs would probably riot if we couldn't buy alcohol (and especially beer) easily 😆
@dc445710 ай бұрын
I don't know where you heard that, but the closest you can come to buying guns in a grocery store is to buy a shotgun or a rifle in the sporting goods section of Walmart, which also has a grocery section. You can buy beer or wine at any grocery store, but only if you want hard liquor do you have to go to a different store that has a liquor license.
@luxiet251810 ай бұрын
@@dc4457 Shotgun or rifle in sporting goods... Well I dont need anything else, thank you.
@marshalofod14135 ай бұрын
Not even true.
@oj5956 Жыл бұрын
More reactions of her channel please
@TregMediaHD Жыл бұрын
Interesting to hear . How many of Dar's subscription holders are American and learning new sh-t versus the European community also learning new sh!t is?
@kecenavrtep Жыл бұрын
you can own hand-canon - "dělo" - without any permision. Its one-shot front loaded weapon. Basicaly its same as a bow :)
@liszcgsedt Жыл бұрын
There is one single major difference here: in Australia, Greenland, Czech rep or wherever ... there are no gangs (or at least not to the US standard), neither the very very bad divide in the society. I do not think armed citizens are the problem. Although some circumstances such as criminal history or mental state (which I believe is the reality in a number of the US states) should prevent one from holding a gun, arms are useful tools and wherever they are banned, crime prevails. Relying on police if amidst a break-in is a folly. The other difference is that we have a "reasonable lobby" instead of crazy clowns babbling of 5000 rounds/min and the "assault rifle" stuff no one opposing them really knows a shit about. Interestingly, tho, I am led to believe open carry is much more frequent in he US than concealed. In contrast, here I need to plan what I will be wearing, becouse as a private person I am supposed to carry strictly concealed.
@vrana445vrr Жыл бұрын
we have best guns in czech republic
@marshalofod14135 ай бұрын
Um, no. Open carry is actually rarer, far rare, than concealed. Not that many carry open. I'm stating this as someone who predominantly open carries.
@HanyseG Жыл бұрын
Czech here. Mental health checks are great, but they are not a completely tyrant-proof solution either. Communist regimes have locked up many completely healthy disidents in mental insitutions to get rid of them. Since a large portion of US population is seeing therapists and using medication, it might not be a huge stretch to wrongfully classify someone as insane when they commit wrongthink.
@vladimircharvat7331 Жыл бұрын
Man, main differnece is there are only 3% of people having guns in czech republic. We can have guns if we want, but we do not need them. I have never met in my 43 years of life a situation that I would like to have a gun. We have very very small criminality and violent criminality is so rare that many people would not encounter it your whole life... I am pretty shure that gun violence would highly rise if there were much more gun owners... I believe there is such threshold of number of guns in population from where it goes to hell... The more guns, the greater gun culture and society more open to violence... We are not used to have guns, I personally feel unsafe if gun is near me. Its device that has only one purpose... To kill...
@vladimircharvat7331 Жыл бұрын
But I do recommend more videos from Jen... She is very good in uncovering and revealing czech "things" and she can present them in very entertaining manner.
@gooxman Жыл бұрын
In statistic way in CZE is around 1 milion legal guns and 2,5 milion ilegal guns. Also CZE there is a sentence in the law: "on concealed carrying of a weapon". So you can walk past a man with a gun and not know it. The exception is hunters with a long rifle. It is not an exception to meet, for example, a person in knight's armor and with a sword. The Czech population still has quite a large number of fully functional tanks, grenades, etc. per capita from the times of World War 2 and the Cold War. Only nobody knows much about them. As far as crime is concerned, the CZE is still a fairly safe country.
@vladimircharvat7331 Жыл бұрын
@@gooxman man, i never met a man wit h a sword in other place than historical recreations... There may be 1 milion of guns, but only 314 000 persons have legaly gun. Its less than there is number of homosexual pepole... I personally never met an illegal gun... And if you are in czech republic and you want to have a gun for safety, you should have none, bacause its clearly sign you are not psychically ok, you are clearly paranoid ;-) fuck guns...
@ondrejsmidek3275 ай бұрын
Its more about culture not law...
@TregMediaHD Жыл бұрын
We also learnt about a non described VPN service we all mostly skipped through . I have my questions ❓ . I don't have the energy to ask them but I'll happily answer them in the comments below
@bastinecpavel6 ай бұрын
she literaly butchered the name of the gun xD buw that is maybe how it got to a word pistol
@theoteddy9665 Жыл бұрын
she is not wrong..
@liszcgsedt Жыл бұрын
...in reality, tho, if you defend yourself wit a firearm, you can easiy end up in hot mess in court. Was your defence revevant to the threat? Measured? Some may say that if you get to such situation, in the end there should only be one side of the story available. And no, do not talk to the cops. Ever.
@taifkl7580 Жыл бұрын
14:30 I had to look on the internet if it is true with Georgia or Texas, and here is what i found. That's because Georgia allows legally visually impaired people to carry guns. In Texas blind person can go hunting ? “yes,” providing that they can pass the written test and proficiency (live fire) demonstration. Please note that “legally blind” does not mean that a person cannot see. It means that their vision is severely less than optimal. That could be due to the field of view, astigmatism, or cataract. Shooting requirements are at 3, 7 and 15 yards. 17:50 yeah right this test is actually for what group of weapons you intend to take. Weapons in the Czech Republic are divided into a total of 5 groups, according to 16 paragraph 2 of the Weapons Act, as follows: group A for collecting purposes, - That is the king to have all of those group B for sports purposes, group C for hunting purposes, group D for employment or profession - lets say you are a cop for use of pistols or Bank security guy. group E to protect health, life or property. Group A is for military, including launchers, with the exception of rifles, pistols and revolvers, verified for civilian use, if they are subject to verification under a special legal regulation, silencors, laser sights, ammunition with an armor-piercing, explosive or incendiary projectile. Group B short repeating or self-loading weapons, single-shot or multi-shot weapons for rimfire ammunition, the overall length of which is less than 280 mm, long self-loading weapons, the magazine or cartridge box and cartridge chamber together can hold more than 3 cartridges. Group C single-shot or multi-shot weapons for rimfire ammunition, the overall length of which is equal to or greater than 280 mm, gas weapons where the kinetic energy of the projectile at the muzzle is greater than 16 J, with the exception of paintball weapons, and more than two-shot or repeating weapons constructed on the principle of percussion lock systems. Group D historical weapons, single-shot and double-shot weapons constructed on the principles of cigar, wheel, flintlock or percussion lock systems, firearms intended for firing flobert cartridges with a muzzle energy of up to 7.5 J. Group E - Ammunition for weapons of categories A to D, which is not prohibited. You have some regulations what you can use or not, i wrote up some examples of each category. To basically understand which stands for what nice video bro.
@josefridky232820 күн бұрын
Uh, let's pause for a moment.. This original video is so poorly researched and iterates so many myths that it borders on disinformation. Although I can symphatize with author´s intent to compare US and ČR to show how unhinged the former is, there´s no reason to sugercoat the "Czech gun culture" whatsoever. by doing so, she´s doing disservice to the country. Where to begin? Czechs are no gun-enhusiasts whatsoever. Only 3% of the total population have gun permissions, they possess approximately 3 guns each. This is a tiny, but unfortunately loud minority that is currently trying to americanize ČR in its approach to weapons. There is no idylic history of Czechs loving guns. I cant tell you much about the Midle Ages, although I doubt the weapons would be more allowed than in the rest of the back-then Europe, which means, severly restricted. But in the early-modern Bohemian codes, guns are definitely not legal - in fact they had to be kept in armories and could have been used only when pursuing thieves etc. But no right to carry weapons around. This remained the same for the most of the Czech modern history, although on various far-right and right-leaning pro-gun webs (where I believe the author drew her information from), you can read exactly the fairy tale about the widespread arming of individuals. But that´s just that: a fairytale. Communists came to power only thanks to the fact that the guns were widespread in the society after the war. This is how "Lidové milice", the communist paramilitary organization made up mostly from civilians, came to its armory. What an irony, a tyranny installed itself thanks to the widespread gun ownership! During the state socialism, the arms were held especially by these "people´s militias", but also "gamekeepers" ("myslivci"), the forest-keepers. While the former were abolished after the communists had vanished, the latter are the biggest group lobbying for guns and loose gun restrictions in the society. They are responsible for multiple deaths and injuries of regular people, tourists legaly wandering the open country, each year. These mostly elderly men who were privileged during communism found their new allies in amrs-producers, and together make a powerful lobby. It was these voices who got the insane amendment into the constitution. This was no bottom-up decision, there was no debate, this was straight lobbyism for 3% of privileged and dangerous people. This brings me to my next point: guns are not safe in Czech Rep. There´s more gun-related deaths per 100k people than in Germany, Poland, or UK. Most victims are women. More accomplished suicides. Since 2009, there were 4 mass shootings in ČR, whereas in Switzerland with much more guns, 0 since 2001. Because the criteria in ČR to obtain a gun permission is a pure joke. The permission is life-long, in the Switzerland, you have to renew it each 6 months. The test is dumb easy, the psychological screening virtually nonexistent, the medical examination a formality. The recent mass shooting at the Faculty of Arts in Prague was possible only because the killer could amass staggering 8 semiautomatic weapons and because silencers are legal. What happened after the shooting regulation-wise? Nothing, not even silencers were banned. Because arm-makers and the whole gun lobby didn´t want to. Tell me now who is silly here, whether Czechs or Americans. Last but not least, look at Dominic Erdozain´s well-researched book "One Nation under Guns" about the legal history of gun-regulation in the US. The 2nd amendment only permits well regulated militia to bear arms, and there is 200 years history of Supreme Court decisions upholding this interpretation, until Republican-nominated Court changed the interpretation and said it applies to individuals as well - only in 2008. So, you have only two nations stupid enough to give the individuals the right to carry weapons and enshrine it in their constitution - in the 21st century. The Americans and the Czechs.
@FluffySylveonBoi Жыл бұрын
I am from Czech Republic and I am kinda disgusted that so many people want to have guns, but I am glad the requirements are highly regulated for mostly sane people.
@mathewschreiber3049 Жыл бұрын
Tell them how much more knife crime they have in Europe
@theoteddy9665 Жыл бұрын
not in Czech lands brother, you mean in uk, sweden, germany and france.. guess why and who does it and what is their imigration politics😉👉👌
@meluzinaskolastika746 Жыл бұрын
since the show is about Czech Republic, knifes are not very prevalent and the crime rate of knifes is ver y low...btw can you do a mass killing with a knife likeOrlando and Las vegas with a gun?
@mathewschreiber3049 Жыл бұрын
@@meluzinaskolastika746 all other non gun countries in Europe have high knife attacks. And yes you can do mass stabbing. A homeless guy in hunnington beach went on a stabbing spree. Stabs like 5 people. And it took cops 1hr before they made arrest
@meluzinaskolastika746 Жыл бұрын
@@mathewschreiber3049 so he killed definitelly way less people than with a gun, thank you for proving my point
@mathewschreiber3049 Жыл бұрын
@@meluzinaskolastika746 i like how you think a man on a stabbing spree is fine all cuz it wasnt a gun because you are very antigun. However, forget the fact if someone was allowed to be armed on the beach they could have stopped him easily. This is the same in CR because most everyone owns a gun it is very peaceful society.
@DaveWhoa Жыл бұрын
Australia solved it in 1996
@RockenTravis Жыл бұрын
Big difference between an island and a continent
@linnig4759 Жыл бұрын
@@RockenTravis Australia is hell of a big island!
@RockenTravis Жыл бұрын
@Linni G considering it's by itself and not surrounded by any other countries. Yes it's an island. big difference between and island and a place like the usa that has 2 countries on either side. Not to mention one being crime ridden as hell and they are allowed in without hardly any repercussions
@frufruJ Жыл бұрын
Requiring a reason that doesn't include "because I want to" is viewed as a violation of personal freedom in both the USA and CZ. You can't just ignore that. Don't forget that the Czechs went from one oppressive regime to the next in the 20th century, so we're a bit jumpy when somebody comes and suggests a limitation of our freedoms. Besides, as you can hear in the video, our gun laws are rather strict, and even though I don't have a license, I think they make sense. I'd maybe make the mental health evaluation periodical and more strict, but take away everybody's guns? no.
@ozzikmartin8781 Жыл бұрын
@@frufruJ It is periodic 5 - 10 years. By license. / Je periodické každých 5 - 10 let, dle skupiny ZP.
@noodleppoodle7 ай бұрын
Videos that age badly....
@fxaman21 күн бұрын
Why? Because of one mass shooting while USA have 600 of those every year?
@jardatridentone1859 Жыл бұрын
I'm afraid You touched not good source. I didn't see your video yet but as I know Jenifer's channel, it's quite humoristic and majority of her posts (like this) are concepted with smaller or bigger portion of sarkasm and not performed as fully serious. But.. Let's see... :)
@Last_Starfighter Жыл бұрын
Humor and sarcasm are still better than boring statistics that won't convince anyone...
@Praguian Жыл бұрын
The American's comparison of the Czech Republic with the United States is a misinterpretation, and it reflects her lack of analytical understanding of different cultures and uninformed perspective. The reality in the Czech Republic is that there is an absence of diversity and people of color, and equal rights are not extended to all. With a population of around 10 million, the Czech Republic is predominantly Slavic. In contrast, the United States is a multi-cultural and diverse society, with a population over 35 times larger than that of the Czech Republic. Systemic racism and inequality pervade Czech society, with a notable lack of representation for individuals of black, Muslim, Asian, or African backgrounds in universities, government positions, and private sectors. It is impossible to compare a single-nation country with multi-nation America, and the American perspective from her apartment in Prague offers a limited understanding of the true complexities of diversity and equity.
@vlastimilzlamal2982 Жыл бұрын
How multi nationally or better multi colour citizens efect gun laws?
@Praguian Жыл бұрын
@@vlastimilzlamal2982 Simple! Story short: In a single-nation country without diversity, like Czech Republic, it may be easier to implement gun control as there is less-to-no diversity and variation in cultural beliefs, values, and attitudes towards guns. In contrast, in a multi-nation and multi-colored society, like USA, differing opinions and cultural values can make it more challenging to implement effective gun control measures that are acceptable to everyone. Additionally, a single-nation country, like Czech Republic, may have uniform levels of exposure to violence and trust in law enforcement, leading to a common perception on guns and firearm ownership. Therefore, the implementation of gun control measures may be more straightforward in single--white-nation countries, like Czech Republic, as a shared cultural and historical experience may lead to a higher degree of agreement among the population concerning the issue of gun control. USA is a true democratic country that welcomes diversity and people of color and so gun control is a challenging issue. But Czech Republic is not a democratic country when it is about diversity and welcoming people of colors and different background. Certainly, it is not valid to compare gun control laws in the Czech Republic and the USA, as they are as different as two very distinct sodas- Coca Cola and Kofola. Coca Cola is a well-known beverage worldwide, while Kofola is a lesser-known drink that is popular in the Czech Republic. Comparing these two beverages would be difficult since they are not the same, and they cater to different markets and tastes. Similarly, the gun control laws in the Czech Republic and the USA are unique to their respective nations, and such a comparison would not be helpful as they address different problems and serve different populations. Just as you would not compare Coca Cola and Kofola based on their origin, taste, or marketing strategy, you cannot compare gun control laws in the Czech Republic and the USA based on their underlying cultural, historical, and social contexts. Therefore, we need to consider each nation's unique needs and attitudes when creating gun control laws, rather than attempting to make metaphoric comparisons that are invalid and fruitless. That's enough for today's lesson.
@vlastimilzlamal2982 Жыл бұрын
@@Praguian give me please example of ethnic group which has different thinking about gun laws or better real conflict couse by ethnic/race/faith belivers on topic of gun laws. it is still for me very much unimaginable. thanks
@g4mel_ Жыл бұрын
fun fact, only like 1/3rd of our ancestral genes are Slavic basically only thing that connects us to Slavic world is language, and even our language is heavily influenced by German, Latin, French and English.
@ZDrozd Жыл бұрын
In other words, you are saying that gun laws only work in this country because we are all white Christians! Then who is the systemic racist here?