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Friday, April 21, 2023

Meanwhile, in Merry Old England...

Kitchen knives could be seized from the homes of suspected criminals under a proposed Home Office plan. 

Police will be consulted by ministers to allow them extra powers to 'seize, retain and destroy bladed articles' kept in private, even if the knives are 'not on the Home Office's banned list of weapons'.
-WiscoDave

9 comments:

  1. First they came for the guns.
    Then they came for the knives.
    When they come for the cricket bats, maybe the British will get upset. ?
    Nah. They're British. never mind.

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    1. But don't worry, they'll NEVER go after criminals.

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    2. Don't get too 'holier than thou'.
      We are in exactly the same situation, reacting exactly the same way.

      First they came for the full-autos, suppressors and short barrelled anything.
      Then they came for the 'assault rifles'.
      Then they came for the toy guns.
      Then they came for the pop-tarts chewed into the shape of a gun.
      When they come for the dildos, maybe we'll get upset.
      Nah, we're law abiding citizens.
      Ed

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    3. Amen Brother.
      Not enough people get that.

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  2. This knife ban started when a woman defended herself from a bad guy with a kitchen knife. The British government is officially sided with protecting criminals from would be victims.

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  3. As long as the Limeys can keep their hot tubs for an after match Rugby squad soak together all will be quiet.

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  4. Just another knee-jerk catchall reaction to the number of stabbings - most carried out by (insert secret racial identity here) in Londonistan.

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    1. You mean the ones that bump their heads on the floor five times a day?

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  5. The Brits will go to extraordinary lengths to avoid fixing the problem.

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