Some pictures to get you missus started 
I like it
I just have to click my fingers and she is dripping 
Well, at least he’s got the law on his side. I am quite surprised the Polish authorities are failing to return the kids, here it is quite straightforward process.
Meanwhile, Norwegian authorities are taking kids from parents en masse and they resort to kidnap them back - just that this time it is against the laws.
Once the court rules in your favour to have custordy . You can use whatever force needed to get that child which is the way it should be .
No decent mum would put a child through that anyway . But I think a lot of women use a child as weapon at times so it’s good just seeing the courts awarding the father custody for a change
Well accepting a court ruling is often quite hard for people. My neighbor flooded his house day before valuation inspection when he was ordered to pay half of its price to exwife.
These women often think that they can take the children and it will be case over. We had quite a few Czech women taking bringing their kids despite court orders issued in countries like Canada, Australia… they are always surprised as fuck when the court enforcer comes, takes kids by force and puts them on plane.
I am not sure about that. Sending a third party to collect a child by force seems more like a jail time in my country, notwithstanding what the courts in Cyprus may or may not think about it.
I think here they would be ok with it ( they certainly wouldn’t advise it however ) as long as you didn’t hurt the child’s mother (unless of course you had no choice ). But generally the court will issue a warrant and you and the police would go along and take the child by force if she refused to hand the child over
Well, here the only moment you can use a force is self defense. On any other occasion, the state has monopoly on force, i.e. you need to ask the court enforcer to enforce the order.
He made 4 different threads asking to turn KC:D into a gay romance simulator. @TheDivineInfidel posted this picture.
and he hasn’t been on the forum since 
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@TheDivineInfidel @snejdarek I’m rather disappointed in both of you. I spent a long time pull up drunk driving stats on the U.K, the U.S and i attempted to get them on the Czech Republic.
Neither have you responded to my post. Please look at it 
10,076 people died from being in an accident with a drunk driver in 2013 in the U.S.
http://www.cdc.gov/motorvehiclesafety/impaired_driving/impaired-drv_factsheet.html
I propose we have background checks on alcohol, and require people to get an alcohol license.
Alcohol is far to easy to get in this country. Any idiot can walk into a liquor store and buy some beer. Drive down the highway and kill someone.
It’s time to end the blood shed, after all countries where alcohol is banned have far less drunk driving incidents than America does.
Countries like
Saudi Arabia
Afghanistan
Pakistan
Iran
Kuwait
Libya
Brunei
Bangladesh
These countries have far fewer deaths due to drunk driving than Europe and the United States does. They are truly countries we should follow.
290 people were killed in drunk driving accidents in the U.K in 2012, 1210 people were seriously injured.
If there were background checks, alcohol licenses or even an out right ban these numbers would drop.
These numbers are much higher than in places where alcohol is banned.
I was unable to find drunk driving stats on your country, but it’s safe to assume there are more deaths due to drunk driving than in countries where alcohol is banned.
Well I thought to myself . As a troll what’s the most annoying thing . And the answer was . When I have spent many moments complying together my troll only to get zero reaction
Sorry, I tried to look it up in the evening but I wasn’t successful.
Here it is. In 2014, 63 people died in vehicular accidents that involved a drunk driver in the Czech Republic. Further 6 people died in accidents involving a driver that was high on other substances.
It’s all here but I am not sure whether google translate can run PDFs. http://www.policie.cz/soubor/prehled-nehodovosti-za-rok-2014-pdf.aspx
Well my friend using your logic alcohol and cars are more deadly than guns, and should there fore be banned. At the very least you should need an alcohol license and a background check when buying liquor.
Damn 63? Alcohol is dangerous, why is it legal? Look at places like Saudi Arabia where i alcohol is banned. There are next to no deaths involving drunk drivers.
(see what i’m doing here? I’m turning @TheDivineInfidel logic against him)
This is the country where Pilsner, Budweiser come from. It is a matter of culture. We can’t really do anything about it.
But you, Americans, you still have a chance to change it! 
guns are very much a culturally thing in the U.S. People are dying from drunk drivers ban alcohol now!/
You can’t call it a cultural thing when most gun ownership is centralized in the south and Midwest and the fact that the majority of U.S. are leaning towards anti gun laws.
Hamburgers have more cultural significance then guns these days.
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Nope lol a lot of western states love guns as well, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Nevada (at least the open country part) Utah. Guns like you said are extremely popular in the south, mid west.
Many American inventors revolutionized guns like Samuel L Colt, Benjamin Henry, Richard Gatling. Our freedom was won with guns, the west was won with guns, ect.
Not really, the majority of the U.S is leaning towards background checks, but i really don’t see how those are “anti gun”. An anti gun law would be banning 30 round mags, which has only happened in a few states.
And remember the green tip ammo ban? Yeah that failed as well.
Not to mention our constitution is very pro gun, and states clearly the right to bear arms shall not be infringed.
We are the epitome of a gun culture, we have the largest gun ownership out of any country in the world. America has always loved guns since its founding.
You have already stated you agree with me so no point continuing a argument which we all agree on give or take some small details
Which to enforce you would have to have a liscence or certificate to prove you have passed Such a course . which is all I have been saying