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In reply to the discussion: Tallahassee police investigate 'massive stabbing' at Dyke Industries [View all]Hoyt
(54,770 posts)31. Nope. Just saying this is not comparable to killing 20 kids, and it's sad a gunner would even
hint that it might be.
In my experience, gunners will do anything -- or say anything, maybe even vote for anyone -- to preserve their ability to acquire more lethal weapons, no matter how many people get killed or hurt.
Fact is, the laws are tougher on carrying knives, swords, billy clubs, etc., than carrying gunz in public.
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Tallahassee police investigate 'massive stabbing' at Dyke Industries [View all]
brooklynite
Sep 2019
OP
Only if the knife was designed for mass kill and the government laws allowed him to have it
uponit7771
Sep 2019
#3
The design of many types of knives sold over the counter for culinary use substantially increase...
Marengo
Sep 2019
#8
So blunt unnecessarily sharp knives and get rid of assault weapons from society. There, problem
Blue_true
Sep 2019
#21
Yep, mandatory blunting, limits on blade length for possession, permits required for any longer...
Marengo
Sep 2019
#28
Nope. Knives have plenty of utility outside of hurting people, as do cars/trucks, etc. You know what
jpljr77
Sep 2019
#7
Yep actually, as most people do not need a long bladed knife. Japan as an example recognizes this...
Marengo
Sep 2019
#9
Too bad for you that chefs in the UK specifically consulted on this issue disagree...
Marengo
Sep 2019
#11
Prove a need, pass a background check, get a permit, go knife shopping. Easy peasy!
Marengo
Sep 2019
#40
In 2017, more homicides were committed with knives and other cutting instruments than with...
Marengo
Sep 2019
#27
No. We need to do something, as a society think through the problem(s) and come up with
Blue_true
Sep 2019
#38
Nope. Just saying this is not comparable to killing 20 kids, and it's sad a gunner would even
Hoyt
Sep 2019
#31
You sound a lot like a "gunner" now, friend. Offering up invalid comparisons and excuses for...
Marengo
Sep 2019
#35
But he didn't. Instead he used something which most people either already have within quick and
Marengo
Sep 2019
#5
If the suspect had used a gun, this incident would be classified as a mass shooting. I bet you...
Marengo
Sep 2019
#13
Oh, so a mass stabbing occurs and the only appropriate response is to ignore it because the body...
Marengo
Sep 2019
#17
i get it. You favor semi-automatics, high capacity magazines and all you mentioned.
GulfCoast66
Sep 2019
#23
To start, how about you provide evidence, preferably in the form of a quote or link, where I have...
Marengo
Sep 2019
#25
That still will not discourage the "well, why don't we just ban KNIVES, then?" crowd.
Aristus
Sep 2019
#14