I have been to England and Scotland many times - have family there-(UK) I hunt there every time I go there-no problem having guns or knives there at all.
Very free country.
You people are confused about what freedom means-like I said-google the world freedom index.
And dont call it fake just because you find the truth unpalatable to digest-I know it is because you have been brainwashed down there as to what real everyday freedom in life lived means.
If freedom was granted by government dictates then the people in NY city would be equally as free as someone living in the bush in Alaska-Obviously not the case-because freedom has nothing to do with what is written on a piece of government paper.

You can come here to hunt and trap with no restrictions....we can't go to Canada with the same.

Your country is more restrictive by a mile.

Ha, nope. People don't try to cross the ocean on a hunk of plywood or in the landing gear of a jet for free stuff. They are coming to be free.

We agree on that at least Boco.

Here in KS I don't need permission from the government to carry a knife or gun. I will say that the fact government "allows" it bothers me endlessly. Government should not have the authority to require or not require, permission for or even regulate anything in the bill of rights. If those rights are not absolute then they are not rights IMO.

And his constant Safety comes from The USA ...not from the Old Island

All this big dog talk, but how many of you follow it up with real action? Canucks are real tough breeds, fought with a whole slew of them in Panjwai almost 10 years ago, except those french canadian in Toronto! The yuppies can have them!

But nobody here would actually want to hunt or trap there.

And yes, you actually can come hunt here. It’s harder for me to hunt many states for a deer than it is for you to come here to kill a whitetail.

Oath of Allegiance (Ireland)

I (name) do solemnly swear true faith and allegiance to the Constitution of the Irish Free State as by law established, and that I will be faithful to H.M. King George V, his heirs and successors by law in virtue of the common citizenship of Ireland with Great Britain and her adherence to and membership of the group of nations forming the British Commonwealth of Nations.