London had over 13,000 knife crimes last year (136 per day) now they are talking about more controls for "knife crime epidemic"

[ilikegunspdx]

Will people ever figure out it's the criminals and their actions that are the problem, not the tools they use?

13,405 knife crimes investigated in Lawless London in 12 months

Between October 2021 and June 2022, 49,991 non-fatal crimes involving knives were recorded across England and Wales, according to crime survey data.

www.dailymail.co.uk

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[Certaindeaf]

Tweed coats are pretty durable.

 

[ilikegunspdx]

Tweed coats are pretty durable.

On the positive side, stock in chain mail fashion companies is going up!

 

[ilikegunspdx]

In todays news: "gov not doing enough to stop knife crime"

Elianne Andam: Murdered schoolgirl's family call for action on knife crime

Elianne's aunt, Ruby Paintsi, said she fainted when she got to the hospital to support her sister, saying she has not left the house since the attack happened.

news.sky.com

The solution:

 

[Desoto]

I love how Europeans always say they've near no crime due to their "progressive" policies.

 

[fishfearme]

I imagine the government going around with marshmallows putting them on all the dangerous pointy objects in London to reduce stabbings

 

[CamoDeafie]

Isn't the UK the place where criminals are more protected by laws than the people? In the sense that if a homeowner, or a would-be victim stands up and defend themselves or home, they get raked over the coals and sued for daring to hurt the criminals?