NOT ALL WEAPONS

man europe really is going down the shitter if this is the line of thought

Yeah Radeon you might be jumping the shark a bit

I obviously wasn't being serious

the phrase euro-cucked exists for a reason

Ah yes those pesky europeans

lol

I agree Europe isn't heading in a very liberal direction, that's for sure

that being said im genuinely in awe that this dude is unironically defending random ID checks

_waits paitently_

the "what do you have to hide?" argument in 3, 2, 1...

Does your police do any random check in the US?

Liberty over safety every time

only if they have reasonable cause to

@radeon
Dude.
Again. You're jumping to conclusion. If you want to have a genuine discussion, sure. But you've proven yourself way too screechy and immature for that by now.
But you're making the assumption I'm anti-gun based off the fact that I'm trying to call a gun a weapon.

well what is it if it isnt a weapon?

coz it sure aint a fucking ornament

I am not arguing for confiscation

Actually....

Facts over fantasy.
This is what americans can't understand. Your politics are in shambles because of it.

you cannot define a clear definition between what is any isn't a weapon when you believe anything is always a weapon no matter what

It's Okay to be American.

I'd love to put two Winchester model 1894's over my fireplace

#NotAllAmericans

If I laid out a table with dozens of knives of different sizes could you point out to me which are weapons and which are not without running around with a ruler?

well... i suppose it depends on weather you label them "kitchen" and "not kitchen"

There are certain designs which are inherently banned because they're distinctly considered a weapon. Regardless of length.

I can use non-kitchen knives to assault someone, likewise I could use a KA-BAR to cut my steak, whats the distinction?

"Zombie"

BAN IT

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trench_knife

Like this one

***Considered*** a weapon. By what criteria? My feels?

Considered by agreement

so collective feels.

I don't agree with you.

not actual hard data.

i would argue that context is more defining of a weapon

"If I can't get a definite answer if only some of them are or all them are. None of them are."

If a woman uses a child to extort money from a man, would Europe ban that child for being used as a weapon?

ie. it doesnt matter what kind of knife, if you're standing in front of someone screaming "im going to stab you"

^