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I’m still waiting for your rebuttal by the way. Long story short, the video you posted was nonsense, they like most people don’t take the time to learn that the harsh punishments in the old testament are bound to the old testament and Judaism, confession took its place. The old testament is more to teach history, and to show how Catholicism is Judaism with all the prophecies fulfilled.
So no Christianity is not comparable to Islam in that respect. Had the morons in the video done a little research like @snejdarek should have, they would have avoided misinforming thousands of people.
The guys who created the video are Northern European if i have to guess. This is hardly surprising considering these people are a bunch of PC lunatics who bend of backwards for Islam. Women in these countries are even being told not to report being raped, because no no no, we can’t offend the Muslim migrants.
Rallying in Poland seems to abide by some special rules…
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no , this one defeated me
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Which is why you argue with me with about 99% of the shit thats posted in here, no matter how petty it is. You just don’t want to admit that i’m right. 
Left wing Hypocripsy at its finest.
Aidan Buckley 8 months ago
"From my cold dead hands," I can arrange that you psychotic motherfucker
Went to range after work with my GF.
4 booths. 4 couples. We were the only ones with standard sport targets, everyone else had DGU targets. Good to see that women are getting into carrying. Or at least training to do so.
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You shoot at an out door or indoor range? And out of curiosity how much does it cost?
It is a small indoor place directly in the centre of the city (not far from where I work). It is really small and kind of old, but OK.
The booth is about $7.50 per hour. 50 rds of 9mm are about $12 (total full metal jacket). renting a gun is about $7.50 per hour; just Scorpion EVO 3 is $12.50.
This is their list of guns to rent:
http://www.avim.cz/index.php?pg=zbrane&lg=en
Not much, and I really don’t like indoor ranges, but this one is both close to my work as well as home. And I am kind of starting to feel like at home there recently.
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For comparison the range i shoot at with my Father is i think around 30 dollars a month for a member ship fee, and about 22 dollars for the first person, and an additional is 15$. It only goes up to 25 yards unfortunately, and I’m not sure how much money it costs to rent guns. But i do know they rent some Ar-15s. You can also shoot up to a 50 cal there.
It’s about a 15-20 minute drive down the high way, but it’s great being able to shoot this often. I used to only shoot once per year if i was lucky, but now its about 1-2 times a month.
The fuck is their rear wall made of?
This one is not a club, just a range, so no membership fee, just hourly rates.
Two years ago all clubs in Prague were full and weren’t accepting new members. I guess it will be the same now considering the surge in ownership in the past year.
The bullet trap is made of steel, they don’t allow you to shoot bullets with steel casings, because it damages the bullet trap. Only lead is allowed, we found that out when we were shooting my brothers Mosin there, and we wondered why it was sparking against the back wall so much. The women supervising asked to see the ammo, and told us we couldn’t shoot it any more.
Same deal here, when my Father was looking around most of the ranges had 200 dollar monthly fees, 60 dollar per session fees, and had waiting lists months long.
this guy just doesnt give a fuck
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Easily his best quality, i’m just not sure if he’s legit or not. I wouldn’t mind him as president at all, because the U.S needs some balls after 8 years of having a pussy in the oval office.
There are still things to be proud of in my country.
+++ Czech Parliament rejects Proposal +++ ALL deputies voted for this statement: Parliament of the Czech republic CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES 2015 - 7th term of office . PROPOSAL OF THE RESOLUTION Committee for the European Union - 40th session - December 2nd 2015 in regard to Information about the European Parliament and European Council Proposal to amend Directive 91/477/EHS on control of the acquisition and possession of weapons /document code 14422/15, KOM(2015) 750 final/ Committee for the European Union of the Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech republic, after hearing of the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Mgr. Monika Pálková, after hearing of the report of the Deputy Roman Váňa, and after debate 1. #disagrees with intent of the European Commission to restrict acquisition and possession of firearms that are possessed and used legally in accord with internal law of EU Member states; 2. #rejects any Commission's interference with functional system of control, evidence, acquisition and possession of firearms and ammunition that is set in the law of the Czech republic; 3. #claims support to establishing of all functional measures that follow goal of elimination of illegal trade, acquisition, possession and other manipulation with firearms, ammunition and explosives; 4. #opposes European Commission's attempt to persecute Member States and their citizens by unjustified restrictions on legal firearms ownership, as a reaction on tragic events associated with terror attacks in Paris; 5. #recommends to Prime Minister of the Czech Republic to take all legal and diplomatic measures to prevent passing Directive that would be infringement on Czech law in regard to trade, control, acquisition and possession of firearms, thereby inappropriately infringing on rights of citizens of the Czech republic. Ondřej Benešík certifier Head of Committee http://www.psp.cz/sqw/text/text2.sqw?idd=76883
Posted by Firearms United on Monday, December 7, 2015
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Well that’s good …not that it changes anything , they will force it on you still no doubt.
If they vote it through the EU the only way of getting out of it will be to leave the Soviet union …I mean the EU
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That is improbable unless the majority decisions in the Council will become a daily business.
More likely the proposal will be seriously toned down in a way that will allow private ownership of semi-auto firearms (which is the main contention here - most of the rest will be “worked around” through the local laws the same as with the current concealed carry and shall issue licensing).