Kind of. Under Communist dictator Enver Hoxa, each Albanian had a rifle — and three cartridges [only] — to defend the country to the last man. Fenceposts had sharp metal tops to kill parachutists. Hoxa believed in conspiracies. His security chief was conspiring to overthrow him, so Hoxa could not go to his security team to arrest him. “Ich hab’ihn selber ‘schossen, am Mittagstisch,” Hoxa told Austrian economist Clemens August von Andreae in 1981. “I had to shoot him myself, at lunch.” Hoxa also said that, when he took over the country, he wanted to cleanse it of bad influences. … Continue reading Albanians Support the Second Amendment