The far right

[Baile Brigín 2]

Women are not allowed to carry pepper spray despite all we hear about violence against women/girls yet an exception is made for some weird cult.

I demand women be given Katanas

Kirpans. A Katana is a Japanese samurai sword.

Nowak wasn't killed with a Kirpan. Digwa used a normal knife, which was illegal to possess in public.

Sikhs are a weird cult?

There is no exemption on religious grounds. The Kirpan is so small that like a pen knife it isn't illegal to carry.

But thanks for playing.

[Armagh18]

That cop saying "I don't think you have mate" wants locking up for a long time

[Armagh18]

Women are not allowed to carry pepper spray despite all we hear about violence against women/girls yet an exception is made for some weird cult.

I demand women be given Katanas

Kirpans. A Katana is a Japanese samurai sword.

Nowak wasn't killed with a Kirpan. Digwa used a normal knife, which was illegal to possess in public.

Sikhs are a weird cult?

There is no exemption on religious grounds. The Kirpan is so small that like a pen knife it isn't illegal to carry.

But thanks for playing.

Wouldn't it be a good idea to allow women to carry pepperspray?

[Baile Brigín 2]

Women are not allowed to carry pepper spray despite all we hear about violence against women/girls yet an exception is made for some weird cult.

I demand women be given Katanas

Kirpans. A Katana is a Japanese samurai sword.

Nowak wasn't killed with a Kirpan. Digwa used a normal knife, which was illegal to possess in public.

Sikhs are a weird cult?

There is no exemption on religious grounds. The Kirpan is so small that like a pen knife it isn't illegal to carry.

But thanks for playing.

Wouldn't it be a good idea to allow women to carry pepperspray?

Then let's have that conversation. But let's not base it on the false conspiracy theory that a 'cult' have an exemption to carry weapons

[imtommygunn]

It is kind of a can of worms that approach though. Good idea in principle but what happens when misuse etc starts. That would mean it won't happen. (The pepper spray thing)

[Milltown Row2]

It is kind of a can of worms that approach though. Good idea in principle but what happens when misuse etc starts. That would mean it won't happen. (The pepper spray thing)

Exactly.. Get home from work and she throws down a rubbish burnt dinner I mentioned politely that its shit and out comes the pepper spray because I let her know the food is shite!

Disclaimer, shes a good cook, honestly, well just in case she reads this

[DaleCooper]

Women are not allowed to carry pepper spray despite all we hear about violence against women/girls yet an exception is made for some weird cult.

I demand women be given Katanas

Kirpans. A Katana is a Japanese samurai sword.

Nowak wasn't killed with a Kirpan. Digwa used a normal knife, which was illegal to possess in public.

Sikhs are a weird cult?

There is no exemption on religious grounds. The Kirpan is so small that like a pen knife it isn't illegal to carry.

But thanks for playing.

"Thanks for playing"

LMAO


Note, I never claimed he was murdered with the scared and holy Kirpan.

He was charged with carrying a bladed article , the murder weapon that had asian ornamentation and he claimed he carried for religious purposes[with justification].

From court documents.

"You were sober but were carrying a large Sikh dagger in a sheath attached to a belt over the outside of your clothing. It is a strict requirement of the Sikh faith to have a knife, called a kirpan, at all times. Generally, this will be a small knife, hidden from view, often on a length of cord and worn around the neck. You had that but, in addition, the large dagger in a sheath. You are a member of an order of Sikhs called the Nihang who have a tradition of having a second knife, or kirpan and that is often fully visible, believing that the guru will look favourably on that. You observed that tradition in your everyday life, at work and in public.

However, it was not a strict requirement; that is borne out by the fact that neither your brother nor father who arrived on the scene after you had stabbed Henry were so dressed. According to Professor Gurnam Singh, Professor of Sociology and an expert in the field: "Over the last 30 years, there has been a trend towards younger people wearing a kirpan with pride, in a desire to express their cultural identity. They see it as an act of resistance to being denied the ability otherwise to display their identity."

[Milltown Row2]

Having a knife for religion is, on some crazy place level, understandable to them..

That's where it ends, using the knife to stab someone five times and kill them is just wrong, evil person, along with his family for covering it up..

What is it Trump says? Its bad people using guns, the gun isn't a bad person, or some shite like that.

[johnnycool]

OO better watch out...

More of thems....

[Milltown Row2]

That and dancing around the bonfires with guns on the 12th!

[Genocide Organ]

That and dancing around the bonfires with guns on the 12th!

Is that legal? Or guns at a funeral, come to that?

[Baile Brigín 2]

Women are not allowed to carry pepper spray despite all we hear about violence against women/girls yet an exception is made for some weird cult.

I demand women be given Katanas

Kirpans. A Katana is a Japanese samurai sword.

Nowak wasn't killed with a Kirpan. Digwa used a normal knife, which was illegal to possess in public.

Sikhs are a weird cult?

There is no exemption on religious grounds. The Kirpan is so small that like a pen knife it isn't illegal to carry.

But thanks for playing.

"Thanks for playing"

LMAO


Note, I never claimed he was murdered with the scared and holy Kirpan.

He was charged with carrying a bladed article , the murder weapon that had asian ornamentation and he claimed he carried for religious purposes[with justification].

From court documents.

"You were sober but were carrying a large Sikh dagger in a sheath attached to a belt over the outside of your clothing. It is a strict requirement of the Sikh faith to have a knife, called a kirpan, at all times. Generally, this will be a small knife, hidden from view, often on a length of cord and worn around the neck. You had that but, in addition, the large dagger in a sheath. You are a member of an order of Sikhs called the Nihang who have a tradition of having a second knife, or kirpan and that is often fully visible, believing that the guru will look favourably on that. You observed that tradition in your everyday life, at work and in public.

However, it was not a strict requirement; that is borne out by the fact that neither your brother nor father who arrived on the scene after you had stabbed Henry were so dressed. According to Professor Gurnam Singh, Professor of Sociology and an expert in the field: "Over the last 30 years, there has been a trend towards younger people wearing a kirpan with pride, in a desire to express their cultural identity. They see it as an act of resistance to being denied the ability otherwise to display their identity."

So he didn't use the Kirpan. He used an entirely different knife, which is illegal to carry in public. Which is entirely irrelevant to your 'cult' nonsense.

Again, thanks for playing.

[RedHand88]

OO better watch out...

More of thems....

Ceremonial swords that wouldn't cut butter are not the same as something that can be used to stab.

[Baile Brigín 2]

OO better watch out...

More of thems....

Ceremonial swords that wouldn't cut butter are not the same as something that can be used to stab.

British law is quite clear. It is illegal to have on your persona, in public, a blade longer than three inches *but* the police have discretion if there are legitimate reasons to have it. Otherwise how would chefs or butchers get to work? Ceremonial swords like above are passed by this discretion.

Sikhs ceremonial knives are less than 3 inches. And he used an illegal knife.

[Armagh18]

OO better watch out...

More of thems....

Ceremonial swords that wouldn't cut butter are not the same as something that can be used to stab.

British law is quite clear. It is illegal to have on your persona, in public, a blade longer than three inches *but* the police have discretion if there are legitimate reasons to have it. Otherwise how would chefs or butchers get to work? Ceremonial swords like above are passed by this discretion.

Sikhs ceremonial knives are less than 3 inches. And he used an illegal knife.

Red Hand is that busy defending Musk and Farage that he's siding with the Orange Order