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Chinese teen kills nine in knife attack
yahoo.com ^ | August 2, 2012

Posted on 08/02/2012 8:45:03 AM PDT by grundle

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To: jonno

It is possible this guy was on some kind of drugs. They do have all kinds of ‘drugs’ available, do they not?


21 posted on 08/02/2012 12:27:13 PM PDT by UCANSEE2 (Help. How do I put something in my tagline.)
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To: grundle

It’s long past time to ban these dangerous knives.

There is simply no need anywhere for such hazardous implements, and particularly the Attack Knives, which are longer than two inches and are virtually the same as bayonets.

They have little use in the kitchen that cannot just as easily be fulfilled by a shorter knife, and should only be available to soldiers in the field.

The same is true of sticks longer than a ruler, and of these so-called “golf clubs” which are merely weapons in the guise of sporting implements.

Pencils and pens, all of them dangerous, could easily be replaced by chalk, while hard and heavy frying and sauce pans could - and most certainly should - be supplanted by aluminum foil made in a variety of shapes useful for cooking.

There is simply no reason for civilians to possess such dangerous weapons.


22 posted on 08/02/2012 2:02:22 PM PDT by Jack Hammer
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