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| 1 | "Stop a Douchebag" campaign to stop people driving on the sidewalk. Male drivers apologise and turn back, female drivers feel entitled enough to get violentGiven that they're waving guns around like that, I'm going to say strict on paper, not in practice. Of course, I would only be mildly surprised if Russia had extremely strict rules on buying guns, but had no laws against brandishing. It seems like the kind of thing Russia would do. Regarding strictness - a weapon with more than 10-round capacity is completely illegal for civilians in Russia, and you have to go get a fairly involved license to own and carry a hunting rifle. It's not UK-tier stric… | /r/PussyPass | 23/02/15 04:49 PM |
| 3 | "Stop a Douchebag" campaign to stop people driving on the sidewalk. Male drivers apologise and turn back, female drivers feel entitled enough to get violentRussia actually has extremely strict gun control, seen here working magnificently. | /r/PussyPass | 23/02/15 04:07 PM |
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