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Spain: Spain's far-right party pushes for looser gun laws
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The leader of Spain's far-right Vox party has said it should be much easier for law-abiding Spaniards to own firearms for self-defense, and use them for that purpose without legal consequences. In an interview published Wednesday by a website specializing in weapons, Santiago Abascal said that "the concept of legitimate defense needs to be widened" in Spain.
Abascal is Vox's candidate in the upcoming general election on April 28. He has bragged in the past about carrying a handgun himself because his family was for years a target of the Basque militant group ETA. |
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"decrease penalties for Italians who kill someone perceived to be a threat in their own home."
Decrease penalties? How about ELIMINATING them.
Castle Doctrine rules (or should), especially in a country that actually HAS castles. [/sarc] |
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