So wait, if someone commits murder or multiple armed robberies and does say 25 years in prison you’re then cool with them getting their conceal carry permit back so they can walk around strapped when they get out?
If someone is convicted of murder, IMO they should be executed.....quickly. Same for many other crimes, but that's an entirely different debate.
I get your point and can agree that if it was a perfect logical world than I’d be on board but problem is the first point of yours will never happen where murderera and child rapist are not execute…. so therefore I cannot agree to give them any rights back especially voting
Your point is invalid because the fact is many murdered AND certainly almost all who have committed armed robberies or other lesser crimes with guns will be released. We are never executing someone who committed armed hone invasions.
www.intelligencefusion.co.uk
I remember walking from Sydney to Penrith a long time ago because there was a train strike….. I popped into a an ex army supplies type shop somewhere before parramatta and remember looking at some fantastical looking Katana’s that had been taken from Japanese officers during the war…… wish I had bought one!
Lot of hand grenades getting thrown around in Sweden too..Meanwhile Sweden is going through a gun crime epidemic. Its not Swedes doing the killing.
The rise of Sweden as Europe's gun crime capital - Intelligence Fusion
World-renowned for IKEA, ABBA, and now gun crime, Sweden's worsening problem with gun violence is ripping through the country - but how are they tackling it?
Let the right event happen with the “right” frame of mind politician in charge and that can change in very short order. You should not be comfortable with “it’s okay because they don’t enforce it”. That means they can pass what they want, when they want, and choose to enforce it whenever and to whatever extent they wish. You can be harnessed and saddled at the whimsical, self-serving, ignorant politicians leisure.Another perspective: I live in Finland and we've had similar legislation here since 1977 (can't carry a knife in public unless you can justify the need).
A couple of years ago someone told me about this law. Up to that point it had never even crossed my mind and I had never even heard of that law. I've never thought about knife carry in public or anywhere else. Just carried one if I needed to. Not once has anyone ever said anything to me.
How laws are actually enforced probably varies a lot from country to country. Finland is a scarcely populated northern country with close to 6% of the population being hunters, and also strong traditions in knife-making, so that probably factors into the equation in a considerable way.
I can see how the Netherlands law looks really bad at first glance, and only time will tell how it plays out. But from my perspective the headline "KNIVES WILL BE BANNED" seems a little exaggerated.
Violent crime statistics are heavily manipulated to support a narrative. Anything that doesn’t support that narrative is suppressed. We have government agencies, the CDC, purposely manipulating statistics. We have government agencies, the FBI, ATF, IRS, being allowed to operate well outside of their jurisdiction, abuse their power, to create and enforce illegal regulation. And the mainstream media is nothing but the propaganda agency, The Orwellian Ministry of Truth, for our Democratic party. The information they all feed us isn’t remotely close to the truth.
