Posted on 03/09/2019 4:41:17 PM PST by Murtyo
British retailer ASDA has announced that single kitchen knives will no longer be sold at its stores from the end of April.
The move is in response to an ongoing wave of knife crime across London and elsewhere in Britain.
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April who?
Do screwdrivers come with a clip? :)
Universal Registration of all Democrats & Muslims.
Knives?
Anyone can make a knife.
When I was 7 I went into my grandpa’s tool shed, took a steel gutter spike and used grandpa’s anvil, hammer and blow torch to pound out a flat blade. I used sandpaper to sharpen it and then used it to whittle a wooden handle that I then glued on. It was 9 inches long and looked like one my mom’s paring knives. Of course mom took it away 2 days later when she saw me with it, but the following year I received my first cub scout pocket knife.
Then you can sell "loosies"!
Just assault knives, bump-stock knives, high-capacity-magazine knives, hollow-point & armor-piercing knives, knives with silencers, knives bought at unregulated Knife Shows, and the like.
And let me guess, the movie Edward Scissorhands is banned as well?
Too late England - gonna have to start confiscating the knives because all households have multiple knives already in their possession....
Britain is done. The Queen’s helipad on top of Buckingham Palace stands ready.
In London the dominant demographic of youth knife crime, both victims and perpetrators, is young black Afro-Caribbean rather than Muslim, with many (but by no means all) cases related to drug turf wars. Outside London the demographic is a lot more mixed, with quite a few middle class white-on-white also.
There are plenty of problems in the UK which are not particularly Muslim-related, and this is one of them.
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