That brings up some good points: if a grinder can put a point on a knife, and you can just as easily stab someone with a screwdriver, maybe we should require all shop tools to be registered as well! >
The saying "The pen is mightier than the sword." does have a certain truth to it. It is now very rare to see anyone who carries a sword. Many, however, have pens in their pockets. You can just as easily stab someone with a pen as with a knife.
The saying "The pen is mightier than the sword." does have a certain truth to it. It is now very rare to see anyone who carries a sword. Many, however, have pens in their pockets. You can just as easily stab someone with a pen as with a knife.
The saying "The pen is mightier than the sword." does have a certain truth to it. It is now very rare to see anyone who carries a sword. Many, however, have pens in their pockets. You can just as easily stab someone with a pen as with a knife.
We used to be issued 4H pencils in the artillery for setting up the artillery board. Actually we used a combination of 2B and 4H for various parts of the set up.
Karate was developed in Okinawa by peasants who were forcibly disarmed by the Japanese when the island was conquered in the 1600's. A martial art which was designed to be used against Samurai protected by armour and carrying swords, polearms or even firearms is certain to get on someone's radar (not to mention more modern marital arts like Krav Maga).
People are going to find ways to attack or defend themselves, regardless of what social engineers think or want. Blaming the object (knife, gun, baseball bat) is just a form of animism, which demonstrates that people who think that way haven't mentally evolved much beyond their Neolithic ancestors.
Let's register magical thinkers instead, since they are the ones causing widespread damage to society.
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