What are some of the things someone permanently relocating away from the US should be aware of?
What are some of the things someone permanently relocating away from the US should be aware of?
Assume that this is not a wannabee, but someone who, for example, already has a solid job offer from an EU country, and some cash for the relocation.
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you cant own a gun easily. no one just carries guns around either
healthcare wont bankrupt you
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Less guns and more healthcare? What a bunch of weirdos!
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Oh, there are a lot of guns. People just don't carry them around.
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Can confirm. I grew up in a household with an assault rifle in my dad's closet as he was part of our equivalent of the national guard.
And all of my dad's friends had a gun rack with at least one hunting rifle.
Here weapons are seen as tools and not penis/boob extenders/expanders.
Some may have a pistol or similar, but that's usually a result of a shooting club membership.
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Technically speaking, a gun is a machine for making holes. As you said, a tool.
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Remote holepuncher
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Can be used as a hammer.
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I have never seen a gun besides police and military. Oh, and that one time I was in the US.
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Because people don't carry them around. They must be locked up and kept separately from the ammunition, or they have to be kept at a gun club.
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I know that existst, but that is just a fraction of the amount of guns in the US.
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About 20% of Europeans own a gun; about 30% of Americans own a gun. The difference is that the latter tend to own more than one gun, making it 120 guns per 100 people.
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