I mean, breakfast is usually a wrap from either tim hortons or mcdonalds on the way to work which is a sausage wrap, and then lunch is a balogne sandwhich or something like that and then dinner is a lot of things but usually with meat included. yesterday was steak and potatoes. I don't like eating so much meat though, my dad left on holiday and I lost like 5 pounds

burgers is common for dinner too. I've been trying to eat less meat though, like only a box of cards amount per day

I have friends who are indian who don't eat meat but they're all skinny and short

so you know

you take and you get

I usually eat a lot of meat but I've been having less lately

are you american @ᚱᛟᛟᛏ ?

also wtf is with your actual username?

ok what does 01110010011011110110111101110100 mean in binary one sec

it means root

yeah I just checked

And yes I'm American

hah burger

I wish I had a burger right now

me too.

I was just reading about gun laws in different EU countries

I didn't expect that in so many countries self-defence using firearms is illegal

That's fucking weird

it kind of is in canada but also not

it's "reasonable force"

which means it's dealt by common law so it's a judge who decides whether you were justified

which is why conservatives will be really mad all of the time when it's like "FATHER USES GUN TO DEFEND HIS FAMILY, GET'S CHARGED WITH MURDER"

Yeah, but in a lot of cases you can't even get a license for a gun with purpose of self-defence

but he gets cleared of the charge afterwards

Our far-right always complain about our gun laws, but apparently we have one of the least strict in Europe

austria and switzerland are better

I think finland is ok too

Nope, in Finland guns for self-defence are illegal

And you can't get a carry permit for them obviously, conealed or open

They have a lot of guns, but they're all are hunting riffles

:If, however, you own firearms for a legitimate purpose – such as target practice or hunting – and you choose to employ them in a self defence situation against a person, and whether or not you would be considered righteous in court, is a can of worms that I am neither qualified nor willing to open. Suffice it to say that, at best, it would be a painful process."

https://calibremag.ca/can-i-carry-a-firearm-for-self-defence-in-canada/

Switzerland recently voluntarily slightly restricted their gun laws and they always were weird, though I think they're rather lease

it's not that painful, you get charged with murder and when the judge figures out the guy who was in your house was trying to rape your daughter he clears the charges

Czech Republic doesn't have strict laws

And that'd be it for EU

There's abundance of weapons, both licensed and unlicensed in former Yugoslavia though

I'm not sure how the situation looks now, but back in the days most of firearms used for illegal ectivities in Europ came form ex-yu

basically you can defend yourself in canada, you *can't* buy a gun for the purpose of self defence but if you're in the country and some people come with knives to kill you and steal your property you can take out the 12 gauge and shoot them and the judge will take your side

you can't open carry though

Bosnia has a funny law, where you can carry registered pepper spray if you're female