BostonTea asked where President Nawrocki had advocated for universal access to firearms in the American sense. He accused the professor of not taking into account the spectrum of gun accessibility: from a total ban, which he compared to Japan, to completely unrestricted access in Vermont, Maine, and New Hampshire. Between these extremes, he positioned the restrictive British system, the liberal Swiss one, as well as Poland and the Czech Republic, which — as he wrote — had more liberal regulations. #broń #Polska #bezpieczeństwo (translated)
