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In England, where a doctor's group has recommended banning kitchen knives because they are used in half the nation's stabbing murders, the government is expected to announce that it will move forward with a ban on toy guns one year after saying that it would be impractical to do so because of the difficulty defining what is a replica gun and what is an obvious unrealistic toy or squirt gun.
Bumper
Coimhéad fearg fhear na foighde; Beware the anger of a patient man.
Array
Jooly good, old Airstrip One moves ahead with Big Brothers' philosophy, except one thing - Big Brother allowed toy guns.
If total government control equals safety, why are prisons so dangerous?
I think that's a GREAT idea. Then they can ban what ever is next (cricket bats?) and keep going till there is nothing left but spoons (maybe). And when they are all sitting there freezing (Fire could be a weapon!), and starving.......... MAYBE someone in this country will realize just how stupid all this banning stuff gets!Originally Posted by Bumper
(Sarcasm provided free of charge.)
Rick
EOD - Initial success or total failure
maybe they should ban criminals....oh , yea , they are illegal. Too bad they don't learn from their mistakes.
Array
Australia instituted sword and machete control and is considering knife control. Scotland has been talking about knife control. Now, Australia is discussing the problem of sticks and clubs. Eventually, they will get to rocks.
- Tom
You have the power to donate life.
They have yet to decide tho what constitutes an ''assault rock'' - I am thinking it may be something above one pound in weight but, who knows!Eventually, they will get to rocks.
I believe the housing industry will suffer too before long as house-bricks may be outlawed.
There is a risk to industry too probably, as steel toed boots may come under scrutiny - seems just too many ''good kickin's'' goin on.
One thing is gonna be a real bummer tho - the transition to all plastic silverwear - can't help thinking of all the knives and forks that'll be buried!
Chris - P95
NRA Certified Instructor & NRA Life Member.
"To own a gun and assume that you are armed
is like owning a piano and assuming that you are a musician!."
http://www.rkba-2a.com/ - a portal for 2A links, articles and some videos.
Array
What a sad and funny image, all the Brits and Australians sitting around eating with all plastic silverware, dishes, cups, (glass can be a weapon!!). Like an entire nation of mental patients.
How long till their governments take their shoelaces?
"Terrorists don't seem to be too afraid of stern language. But I do notice, that while the fear of death does not seem to deter these people, the fact of BEING dead does significantly decrease their operational effectiveness. "
- Bill Whittle
Array
Yeah...assault rock...one of those "high cap" models with all the cemented "conglomerates"....let's loose with multiple pebbles when thrown.
"Endeavor To Persevere"
Chief Dan George
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Would that be with preban or post ban magazine capacity on the assault rock?
<Yep that's really me rounding up a herd
Nah - we ain't talkin' mag' capacity here - we are talkin backpack capacity!!
Oh I don't know - maybe large patch pockets should be outlawed also!
Chris - P95
NRA Certified Instructor & NRA Life Member.
"To own a gun and assume that you are armed
is like owning a piano and assuming that you are a musician!."
http://www.rkba-2a.com/ - a portal for 2A links, articles and some videos.
Array
P95Carry,
But I live in the Peoples' Republik of Madison.
Geology classes are now 'slate speech.' So is "rock" and roll.
Is a 'stone pony' an assault vehicle?
Are 'pebbles' to be considered 'igneous mouse weapons'?
Is "skipping a stone" reckless use of a weapon? Is it "basalt and battery"?
I don't know if these are valid opinions, but I do know I keep an old lodestone with a 23 quartz movement that belonged to my Grandfather for sendimentary reasons.
Array
:groan:
"Terrorists don't seem to be too afraid of stern language. But I do notice, that while the fear of death does not seem to deter these people, the fact of BEING dead does significantly decrease their operational effectiveness. "
- Bill Whittle
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