Message from @Broo TulsiGang 2024 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
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How do the knife laws in the UK work? Are you allowed to carry one because you use it for work?
depends on context
If you are a chef, no, if you want to stab someone, yes
Ok. I have my knife on me and on my way home. I take public transport @Tero
Before the Knife Crime stuff that has come on the past few years it was still dodgy to have a knife
The main thing was even then to NOT say, the knife is for self defense
if you say that you are basically fucked
Yeah I’m just trying to understand how it differs from over jere. Because I walk around with a knife to and from work
And Never gotten in trouble
`The sheriff said: “You cannot argue with the fact that 94% of murders in Scotland are committed by a drunken man with a knife and that is what you were – a drunken man with a knife – and that’s why you came to be apprehended.
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lol
I used to be iffy. with the knife crime, i'd advise no one to have a knife on them
There's the story of Count Dankula's
He's in the middle of no where Fishing
and a cop turn's up and complains about his knife
He's literally cutting a fish with it by a lake in the middle of nowhere
and where the hell did this cop come from? <:kek:590371888480387073>
should have cut it up with his teeth
fucking violent criminal
I always told people to keep their knives etc in their lockers
`Because I walk around with a knife to and from work`
i'd say this would constitute a reasonable excuse in most cases
but it's always at the discretion of the judge unfortunately
It's a reasonable excuse but people panic
and if they say the words "It's for self defense"
<:gun_mouth:510320222365024268>
but even if you say it's for work
they wanna know, were you work, when you left work, where you live,
These days I think you'd just be fucked
prolly
shit's cucked
sad
is this?
lol
oh, that's more like it
if it sharp enough to cut a cucumber it's a proscribed weapon in the UK