Litauen widerruft alle Waffenscheine für Bürger Russlands und Weißrusslands

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1. Makes you wonder if they know something imminent is brewing… Not good.

2. Estonia did the same a bit ago.

3. Good. We saw how Russians living in Ukraine (2014 invasion), Georgia (2008 invasion), and Moldova (Transnistria invasion) acted as a 5th column to subvert their governments whenever Russia wants to eat up more land. They should not be allowed to amass weapons, which they can use in a potential insurrection

4. The Baltics ain’t playin. Kick Russia harder when it’s down.

5. Listen to the Baltic states – they are very aware of what they are up against.

6. “Better late than never“ seems to become the inofficial NATO slogan for this war.

7. What kind of weapons do they let people own in Lithuania anyway?

8. The bars and venues the Interlopers frequent would be more insightful to identify. That too.
   And remove the irons from the crew

9. So is it a law only based on origin of the person who holds the permit?

   Aka what if I’m a Russian citizen who has lived in Lithuania since I was 12, would my permit also be revoked?

   If so, this is really fucking weird that a western country finds it acceptable to discriminate against people who live in that country on the basis of origin. Imagine if all Mexican citizens that live in the US had their gun permits revoked? (Citing the potential cartel affiliation concerns)

   I sure hope there’s more to that law. Like they didn’t pass the background check and plead allegiance to Putin or something.

   Edit: ah the downvotes. r/worldnews would have supported Japanese Intermittent camps, citing “security concerns”

10. Yeah, better disarm all those fifth columnists

11. My best friend is from lietuva and he hates the government. This is more russophobia

12. Reminds me of when the US put citizens of Japanese heritage into camps during WWII.

13. They can pry them from my cold hands (they’re always cold because i am in Lithuania)