Knife crime

[GrunkyPeep]

Totally not the posters fault but I think Bradley should have a word with himself and give this topic the tact it deserves

 

[Ndiayewillalwaysloveyou]

Just been reading about the sentencing of the Sikh who stabbed a young man who was on a night out.

Don't want to demonize Sikhs as never met a bad one yet or anyone who speaks badly of them but I am fixed on this idea of carrying a knife for ceremonial purposes and how that fits in with British law and culture.

What sort of ceremonial event would require someone to carry a knife on a UK high street?

Is this sacrificing our laws to pamper to religious minorities?

Would it be okay for the pagans amongst us to carry a 'ceremonial' axe when nipping to Tescos?

Hopefully same happens to him now.

 

[brownblade]

Hopefully same happens to him now.

Never heard of this website.

AI(!) describes it as: "Human Events is a deeply right-wing and conservative political news website".

"Deeply"!

I don't know much about this incident, but it's definitely not GBC.

 

[Ndiayewillalwaysloveyou]

Never heard of this website.

AI(!) describes it as: "Human Events is a deeply right-wing and conservative political news website".

"Deeply"!

I don't know much about this incident, but it's definitely not GBC.

Fairs. I wasnt sure of the actual truth but I wouldn't be surprised.