Flopper
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That depends on what is being prohibited. The prohibition of child labor, wife beating, and prohibition of harmful substances in cosmetics, foods, and household products has been very successful in the US.The original question has been asked many more times it remains a much better joke than mine.LolThis is from the Swiss Constitution.They do not have a right of freedom of speech, nowhere does it say that.Lol
They have no freedom of firearm ownership, and they have no freedom of speech for that matter...
Why even own firearms in a place like that… You truly don’t own them.
In Switzerland, they DO have freedom of speech and press. In fact, their press is more free than ours is.
They like all of Europe are part of a fucked up collective...
True, we don’t have any real freedom in this country… Just like every other country
Art. 17 Freedom of the media
1 Freedom of the press, radio and television and of other forms of dissemination of features and information by means of public telecommunications is guaranteed.
2 Censorship is prohibited.
Your pronounced ignorance of other countries is astounding.
Thats best joke I’ve heard all day...
The serious question remains and remains unanswered
when has prohibition ever been the answer? Betcha don't/can't/won't answer that.
Even the much maligned prohibition of alcoholic beverages, (18th amendment) in the US was a success if you consider the goals of the amendment. Prior to prohibition, there was an epidemic of public drunkenness, alcoholism, and resulting social and health problems.
After prohibition, alcohol consumption declined dramatically along with a many social and health problems. Cirrhosis death rates for men were 29.5 per 100,000 in 1911 and 10.7 in 1929. Admissions to state mental hospitals for alcoholic psychosis declined by 70%. Arrests for public drunkenness and disorderly conduct declined 50 percent between 1916 and 1922. For the population as a whole, the best estimates are that consumption of alcohol declined by 30 percent to 50 percent.
Prohibiting the sale of guns is not the answer. Guns are too deeply rooted in our culture. However, gun control is certainly possible such as prohibiting the sale to minors, felons, and the mentally disturbed.