I want to ask a question regarding open carry laws, should it be allowed to carry a weapon such as a dagger openly in public if it's part of a traditional outfit, of course no brandishing or taking it off the sheath? What's your thoughts on this. Even if the blade is longer than what's normally allowed by law.

Guess my country from that question

Actually not

Yep

One of the things USA does right is the open carry law

I rather see a person wearing their arms in the open than wondering if the guy's got anything on him

Not the UK here m8

In the Euro zone yep

Nope

That place is a shithole

I guess it's a small country, let's just say we gave USSR a good fight back in the day.

Nope

Poland, good fight?

What are you on?

Was Sweden ever involved in fighting USSR directly? No.

Alright, you are bad at this, it's Finland. Suomi perkele...

It's smaller than most european countries west of eastern europe.

In terms of population

But yeah, here in Finland, if you were wearing the Ostrabothnian traditional outfit, you could actually open carry a dagger in a sheath with it. It belongs to the outfit.

Yep

Over here though you can't really open carry anything

so carrying around a big dagger like that is a huge deal

And Finland is suffering a little bit from the refugee problems, it's not on Swedish level, some politicians were asked if they wanted to increase the refugee limit and on live TV there were only two politicians who basically said no to that. My country is literally ruined

Not Poland, Hungary or Austria though, Italy is fighting back as well.

It's just matter of closing entrance for the refugees that are mostly male.

Even though the media here tries to show only women and kids.

Like during the whole italy-malta blocking off ships, they focused on the last group.