NYPD Finds "Gigantic" Weapons Cache - Arrests Lawful Owner

The use of knives is particularly worrying amongst adolescents, say the researchers, reporting that 24% of 16-year-olds have been shown to carry weapons, primarily knives.

The study found links between easy access to domestic knives and violent assault are long established.

Kids can become weapons experts by themselves.
I did it.
It has to do with where u put your attention.

Tho I did not have access to functional guns until age 8,
I was always very interested in guns, knives n swords since age 3.
I remember lying in bed around that age, thinking about them.
David

Rockhead wrote:

You keep throwin' it out there,
whether anyone is responding or not...

U mean Walter is not coming back ?

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Did ya listen???

RH

My speakers r not hooked up.
I 'm changing between computers.

OmSigDAVID wrote:

Kids can become weapons experts by themselves.
I did it.
It has to do with where u put your attention.

Tho I did not have access to functional guns until age 8,
I was always very interested in guns, knives n swords since age 3.
I remember lying in bed around that age, thinking about them.
David

Some would say that this is very unusual behaviour
that should not have gone unchecked.

Adjust the budget a bit from guns to twenty first technology, my friend...

RH

Intrepid wrote:

OmSigDAVID wrote:

Kids can become weapons experts by themselves.
I did it.
It has to do with where u put your attention.

Tho I did not have access to functional guns until age 8,
I was always very interested in guns, knives n swords since age 3.
I remember lying in bed around that age, thinking about them.
David

Some would say that this is very unusual behaviour
that should not have gone unchecked.

I have always believed that there is no limit
to the restraints that u suppressionists wud put
on free citizens, if u can.

If u can control what people think about when thay
are lying in bed, u WILL control it, or check it, as u put it.

The collectivist-authoritarian liberals,
r obsessively committed to the belief that there is NO problem
that shud not be addressed by adding MORE and heavier chains upon the citizens,
until and beyond the point that any further motion is impossible.

cjhsa wrote:

The use of knives is particularly worrying amongst adolescents,
say the researchers, reporting that 24% of 16-year-olds
have been shown to carry weapons, primarily knives.

The study found links between easy access to domestic knives
and violent assault are long established.

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This proves that the easy availability of weapons are linked to violent assault.

Then the VICTIMS shud be better armed.

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Easy access to guns is exactly the same thing.

People have MADE, guns -- hand made-- for CENTURIES
before electricity became available for tools,
and before engineering technology for gunsmithing was so pervasively available.

ONLY fools who r obsessed with obeying the law
more than thay care about defending their own lives n families
wud be affected by anti-weapon laws; not criminals;
not the ASSAILANTS to whom u refer.

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Thank you cjhsa for proving the very point that folks
have been trying to get into your head for some time.

This is hard to believe.
U actually think that u can stop kids from making not only guns,
but also knives ?
I remember, from age around 4, sharpening metal shafts and wooden sticks.
I used a grinding wheel.
I used the cement pavement ( which was near at hand ).
I made knives; I made arrows; I made bows; I made spears.

How can anyone possibly
be stopped from having knives ???????
including KIDS ???????



Explain THAT to me ???????

OmSigDAVID wrote:

Intrepid wrote:

OmSigDAVID wrote:

Kids can become weapons experts by themselves.
I did it.
It has to do with where u put your attention.

Tho I did not have access to functional guns until age 8,
I was always very interested in guns, knives n swords since age 3.
I remember lying in bed around that age, thinking about them.
David

Some would say that this is very unusual behaviour
that should not have gone unchecked.

I have always believed that there is no limit
to the restraints that u suppressionists wud put
on free citizens, if u can.

If u can control what people think about when thay
are lying in bed, u WILL control it, or check it, as u put it.

The collectivist-authoritarian liberals,
r obsessively committed to the belief that there is NO problem
that shud not be addressed by adding MORE and heavier chains upon the citizens,
until and beyond the point that any further motion is impossible.

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I am being mistaken for a suppressionist and authoritarian liberal.

Control of what people are thinking is not the issue.

BALONEY !
U said that my thoughts, while in bed at age 3,
shud " should not have gone unchecked " ;
i.e., u endorsed THOUGHT CONTROL, Intrepid,
in addition to gun control. One leads to the other.

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What they are thinking about and what they act upon is what is dangerous to society.
Having such thoughts at such a young age is reason for concern to any responsible, thinking person.

Therefore, 3 year old boys shud have their thoughts EXTORTED from them,
for censorship, implies Intrepid.
We citizens shud grant this authority to government, according to Intrepid.

Methinks David has finally gone over the edge.
The boys in white coats should not be far behind.

It's quite obvious who the paranoid ones here are, and it's not us gun fanciers.

cjhsa wrote:

It's quite obvious who the paranoid ones here are, and it's not us gun fanciers.

Ypi probably better asks your psychologist or psychiatrist at your next date what "paranoia" means and is before posting.

(A) Suwei Chuang is a convicted felon, and was sentenced in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York in 1996 to 6 months custody followed by 2 years supervised release (the Federal version of parole).

(B) Last time I checked, convicted felons cannot legally own firearms without getting at the least a Certificate of Relief from Disabilities, which Suwei Chuang does not.

(C) Because Suwei Chuang is a convicted felon, there's now going to be another federal case based on "Trigger Lock" which states that any convicted felon found in possession of firearms will be prosecuted federally, with a mandatory minimum sentence of anywhere from 5 years to 15 years.

It's quite obvious who the paranoid ones here are, and it's not us gun fanciers.

cjhsa wrote:

It's quite obvious who the paranoid ones here are, and it's not us gun fanciers.

Ypi probably better asks your psychologist or psychiatrist at your next date what "paranoia" means and is before posting.