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aircarver
08-02-2012, 07:00
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/A/AS_CHINA_KNIFE_ATTACK?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2012-08-02-06-05-46
People with knives kill people ....
Y'suppose this will see any light in the MSM ?
....Didn't think so ....:upeyes:
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must have been an assault knife.
Doc44
must have been an assault knife.
Doc44
...It probably also had that shoulder thing that goes up...
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...It probably also had that shoulder thing that goes up...
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and a silencer......... oh.... nevermind
Doc44
DonGlock26
08-02-2012, 08:21
Will the UN ban knives?
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Will the UN ban knives?
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and sharp sticks:rofl:
crossbows will probably be next
Doc44
stsai465
08-02-2012, 09:05
I'm thinking a "black tactical" knife with a picatinny rail.:embarassed:
I'm thinking a "black tactical" knife with a picatinny rail.:embarassed:
with a laser for accurate stobbimg
Doc44
whoflungdo
08-02-2012, 09:39
and that can slice a 100 times a sec..
Mr Spock
08-02-2012, 09:57
Forget high capacity... That thin NEVER needs a reload!
We must pass common sense knife restrictions, for the kids.
After all, our founding fathers could have never imagined today's mechanical forging and machining equipment that creates such unnecessarily sharp blades.
If you are cooking, you really only need one knife, and it only needs a 4 inch blade, and it can have a rounded tip. You should only need the others if you are a trained, licensed, professional chef.
People should have to register and document with the state the number and types of knives they have.
Knives should be locked in a safe at all times. Do you have any idea how many people have been accidentally cut by a knife??? Especially one so wrecklessly and negligently thrown in a drawer in the kitchen? A 4 year old can open that drawer, for christ's sake!!!!!
Did I remember to include all the usual ignorant arguments?
Cavalry Doc
08-02-2012, 10:34
...It probably also had that shoulder thing that goes up...
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Probably had one of those thingy's that you can attach a bayonet to.....
Y'suppose this will see any light in the MSM ?
....Didn't think so ....:upeyes:
You might be as surprised as me to learn that...
http://abcnews.go.com/
It's on their homepage under latest headlines.
http://www.nbcnews.com/
Also on their homepage, under US & World (same for MSNBC).
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/
On their homepage, too, not far from the top.
...It probably also had that shoulder thing that goes up...
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You mean a barrel shroud? :)
You mean a barrel shroud? :)
:rofl:
Memo to Carolyn McCarthy (D-NY)... :supergrin:
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In all seriousness -- let's all be vigilant to the tortured workings of the statist mind.
In the recent violence in England, when the sales of baseball bats spiked over 6,000 percent on Amazon.UK, some British politicians were calling for a temporary ban on such sales.
Statists truly won't be happy until every citizen -- criminals excluded, evidently -- is disarmed and has no means of becoming armed.
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countrygun
08-02-2012, 11:19
Probably had one of those thingy's that you can attach a bayonet to.....
:rofl::rofl::rofl:
In a post a while ago, about an English proposal to ban points on all knives,
the most intelligent poster asked if they would ban bench grinders too?
Slippery slope.
In a post a while ago, about an English proposal to ban points on all knives,
the most intelligent poster asked if they would ban bench grinders too?
Slippery slope.
It boggles my mind that Spyderco, among other knife companies, manufactures U.K.-specific knives that evidently sell well.
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whoflungdo
08-02-2012, 11:35
It boggles my mind that Spyderco, among other knife companies, manufactures U.K.-specific knives that evidently sell well.
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meh... I don't see it any differently than the gun makers that started making smaller more concealable handguns because of the magazine restrictions from the AWB or making guns compliant with the more restrictive states gun laws.
ETA: after some research, I wouldn't have one of them though. What makes a knife more deadly and/or dangerous that locks open than on that doesn't? Oh the humanity.
Mr Spock
08-02-2012, 11:36
In a post a while ago, about an English proposal to ban points on all knives,
the most intelligent poster asked if they would ban bench grinders too?
Slippery slope.
And straight metal files, too. You'd have to be more determined than with a bench grinder, but you'd get there.
Or you'd buy a 2x4 and whittle a couple javelins out of it with your curved knife or a sharpened(with said file or by scraping on the concrete) flat head screwdriver.
You'll never disarm a determined human with two hands and a central nervous system for too long. There is ALWAYS something else out there they'll find and use.
The quote about necessity being the mother of invention has never rung truer.
ETA: after some research, I wouldn't have one of them though. What makes a knife more deadly and/or dangerous that locks open than on that doesn't? Oh the humanity.
Exactly...It's like the 11th round in a magazine that actually makes a gun deadly... http://www.kolobok.us/smiles/standart/facepalm.gif
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LoadToadBoss
08-02-2012, 11:57
From the article:
Violent crimes are growing more common in China. There was a string of knife attacks against schoolchildren across the country in early 2010 that killed nearly 20 and wounded more than 50.
Wow. What kind of a sicko stabs children?:crying:
You'll never disarm a determined human with two hands and a central nervous system for too long. There is ALWAYS something else out there they'll find and use.
The quote about necessity being the mother of invention has never rung truer.
That's it!!!! We must ban hands... they are just too dangerous for the common citizen to possess.
Mr Spock
08-02-2012, 15:26
That's it!!!! We must ban hands... they are just too dangerous for the common citizen to possess.
But... How will our leaders sign the bill?
Oh, right... They'll be exempt.
The Machinist
08-02-2012, 16:56
Probably had one of those thingy's that you can attach a bayonet to.....
:rofl: Oh, the humanity!
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