Czarnek Announces "Broad Consultations" Regarding Access to Firearms. PiS Wants to Talk to Hunters, Among Others.
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"We will be talking to, among others, soldiers, service officers, instructors, hunters, sport shooters and reconstruction groups."
When a party runs out of political fuel, you can always reach for a gun. Literally. PiS, which recently claimed it was on the verge of regaining power, is now searching for issues that can re-energize its own electorate. Przemysław Czarnek has found one of them: liberalizing access to firearms. It's hard to shake the impression that a drowning man is grasping for a weak hand. After struggling in the polls, […]
Karol Nawrocki called for "a public discussion in Poland about responsible access to firearms." Przemysław Czarnek said that PiS "supports this direction."
PiS Vice President Przemysław Czarnek announced the launch of broad public consultations on "rationalizing" access to firearms in Poland. The party intends to engage with soldiers, hunters, and experts to develop new legal solutions. However, the idea has sparked mixed reactions among politicians and the public.
Przemysław Czarnek from PiS encourages participation in consultations on regulations liberalizing access to weapons.
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