Yes, but you can only carry it inside your home and/or garden if it is fenced off. Also you need a psycho test for pistols and semi shotguns. But concealed carry permit is almost impossible to get. So for outside your house you got to think about other solutions.

Must suck living in tyranny

The only country in Europe that allows conceal carry permits for the general population is Czech Republic. Most countries in Europe though won’t even allow you to carry something as simple as a knife on you without a so called “lawful excuse”, which is of course defined on the moment by the random officer that checked you and then by the jury, with penalties in the thousands of euros and even 1-3 years imprisonment if you’re lucky, even if you were carrying something like a Swiss army knife and the officer/jury woke up on the wrong side of their bed. A lot of countries won’t even allow self defense tools like kubotans/tactical pens/pepper spray, let alone stuff like tazers or batons. Since us Europeans are so enlightened and progressive we make sure that only criminals and the government have weapons that they can use however they like, so the lower classes can peacefully live in anarchy, either being criminals or fearing to fall victim to criminals (and if they dare to try and defend themselves they will rightfully get punished and pay the offender their due in damages), while the upper classes can get away with doing whatever they like as they’ll always have the money and contacts to pay lawyers/corrupt judges and get out of trouble, all the while the politicians condemning self defense live in castles with teams of armed bodyguards and the governments hold all the power on the general population, as they own and command entire armies, can really get away with passing any laws they want, while at the same time making the average citizen feel like an enemy in his own country, gullible to any regulation/restriction imposed by the government on his personal freedom, unable to preserve his material and bodily integrity due to the lack of means to do so, and punished if he even tries to fight back against oppression/violation of his basic human rights and freedom, while being constantly made guilty and put in a position of debt and inadequacy by all the governments’ continuous policies that restrict his freedoms and rights, stealing his money and his time, and not paying him back in any way, all for a “higher cause”. And this, ladies and gentlemen, is democracy.

@@certamen832 this breaks my heart. Rise against tyranny! You should be citizens not subjects.

Tooooo late now,,,,, Should have nipped it in the bud.

You got that right.

It is our most basic human right. God given. No government can tell us otherwise.

“They” don’t want you able to protect yourself. They want you to have to rely on them for everything

​@@eternaladventure-wm5fnwho?

tell that to George Sauron owned prosecutor.

I do too!!! She helps people think about scenarios we might not think about. I love her videos!!!

A kindle full of books👍

Have you Lilly tried to create your own "evacuation bag" ? For emergency situation, if you must leave your home for days or weeks and live in some emergency evacuation center or evacuation camp.

9:35 you mentioned the apple cider vinegar for acid reflux. I would love to know more about that, because I have the same issue. (I'm eating antacid tablets every day)

Lilly, I don't know the laws in Austria, but perhaps some kevlar in your backpack would be wise. In most USA states we can buy kevlar pads to block the hand pews. They are thin and light. Good video and good luck! ❤

I think that was in a recent video

That's why in my country 3 primary needs are sandang (clothes), pangan (food and water) and papan (shelter). That's basics things for humans.

An EMP bag might be a good choice too.

Yes they are indeed too bright and you can injure your eyes

I would like to know more about the dagger too

Only a couple do states DON’T allow concealed carry my friend … you probably need to do a little more research … I am ccw licensed and I can travel to most states with the USA with zero issues … getting licensed in one additional state would allow me to carry in almost every state minus just a couple … Many states make it very difficult but most states to have concealed carry licenses… look up “concealed carry reciprocity laws”

@@zombiemom5088 Thank you for your input. I stand by what I said. Getting permitted to carry here (different from owning or transporting) requires a very solid reason, usually having to do with employment, and it's still tough. Restrictions are tight. It's nowhere near as easy as out west. Reciprocity is a different matter, coming in from a different region. I don't need to look it up, thank you very much, as I'm already familiar. I'm sorry you assumed ignorance in my case. And of course I was talking about demonstration of need in order to be permitted, not collectable bragging rights. But congrats on yours.

@@kele1264 you don’t have to be out west to get a license … I’m east coast … no issues at all

That's exactly how many police forces around Europe would see it if the person was ever stopped and searched. Instant free ride in the van or car with flashing lights, then a long spell being interviewed or sat in a holding cell.

@@RawTopShot Yeah, I don't claiming "it's for the end of the world" will fly when being interviewed, possibly under caution, by the rozzers.

The selfie stick would be legally treated or described in weapon terms as a telescoping steel baton. ( illegal in the UK 🇬🇧 )