Picture of a #Dutch outfit during WWII... why am I not even surprised.
The Dutch couldnt be anymore Dutch if they tried!
> I think the biggest difference with the Dutch and the US citizens is that people in the Netherlands grow up to find that a gun is not needed.
Thats probably not as much of a difference as you think. Most americans dont own guns, most americans have never really been around a gun really. Only a few feel they truly "need" one. Like I said I had no exposure to guns myself until I was much older and only after a lot of reflection, reviewing the evidence and the statistics did I ultimately change my mind. Not due to how I was raised or anything else I now am of the opinion that it is irresponsible not to own a gun, so I own one.
@hansw
> But let me ask you a question. Do you feel safe if you walk home in the dark in Utrecht?
Yes I feel safe walking home at night in Utrecht.
> And how about when you are located in the US? Would you walk the streets without having a gun?
Yes I also feel safe walking home at night in the US without a gun, at least in my city.
The gun I own is a AR-15, not a handgun. It isnt a gun I can or would carry. I have never carried a handgun and dont really feel unsafe without one. Though I do plan to get one to keep in my car just in case, more out of preparedness than necessity.
As I said before I never saw anyone on the streets in america with a gun in my life, so never felt threatened by them.