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Question for the people in the UK:	by SnArL	2008-02-13 10:47:58
What knife ban? (n/t)	by Jeff_UK	2008-02-13 11:14:08
Well flick knives were banned in the 60's (n/t)	by AndyA	2008-02-13 11:16:53
And the impact on the ordinary citizen is	by Jeff_UK	2008-02-13 11:21:15
Do you have a hand?	by RetiQlum2	2008-02-13 11:30:55
There aren't any nasty dogs.	by AndyA	2008-02-13 11:39:09
Only nice ones. You can't stop people trying to hurt each other. You can't stop people killing each other. You can however make it harder for them. A gun or a knife represent a significant reduction in how hard it is for the average person to kill someone. Killing someone with a newspaper requires a little more determination / skill / time. The laws aren't intended to make people feel safe, they are intended to make people be safe. That is a significant difference. How well they work is another matter but one thing is certain, the US approach would not work.
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You keep using the word "intended."	by RetiQlum2	2008-02-13 11:59:54
Microsoft programmers?	by SnArL	2008-02-13 12:01:37
don't be silly... they made it all the way in ;) (n/t)	by Jeff_UK	2008-02-13 12:08:42
So we should pass laws with bad intentions?	by AndyA	2008-02-13 12:10:19
Agreed, (and guess you DID mean less before)	by Jeff_UK	2008-02-13 12:00:21
About the last part.	by lheggland	2008-02-13 12:05:13
They don't make people safe.	by AndyA	2008-02-13 12:17:18
exactly wrong here in the US (n/t)	by joecrouse	2008-02-13 22:29:51
Who was talking about the US? (n/t)	by AndyA	2008-02-14 09:01:37

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