@@pjbloodfist7198 I think Tennessee had some, but no-longer has any. boomers really fucked shit up always going for perceived safety when actually doing more harm than good.
In spanish some people, call it "Puño inglés", which translates to "English fist". Insert here the typical "sorry for poor grammar i'm not native english speaker and blabla"
I was a Georgia deputy sheriff for many years. I NEVER arrested anyone for carrying any of those unless they were actively committing a crime with the weapons. I carried a steel pair of knuckle dusters in my pocket as a last line of defense.
@@BrandonGavin_EDCI second that. I wonder what he thinks of the current crop of law enforcement officers, around the world even. From what I see, they have all signed up to this Great Reset agenda, pushing tyranny on the general population.😮
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Whoever under color of any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom willfully subjects any person in any state, territory, commonwealth, possession,or district to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured or protected by the constitution or laws of the united states... Shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both; and if bodily injury results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include the use, attempted use or threatened use of a dangerous weapon, explosives, or fire shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and if death results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include kidnapping, or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned for any term of years or for life or both, or may be sentenced to death. 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Whoever violates the provisions of section 7311 of Title 5 that an individual may not accept or hold a position in the government of the united states or the government of the district of Columbia if he (1) advocates the overthrow of our constitutional form of government [and] shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 1 year and a day or both. (The constitution of the united states of America supreme law of the land is our constitutional form of government.) Constitution of the united states of America supreme law of the land. Article 4 section 2 paragraph 1 TEXT. The citizens of each state shall be entitled to all privileges and immunities of citizens in the several states. Second amendment TEXT. THE RIGHT of THE PEOPLE to KEEP and BEAR ARMS, SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED. 14th amendment section 1 TEXT. NO STATE SHALL MAKE OR ENFORCE ANY LAW WHICH SHALL ABRIDGE THE PRIVILEGES OR IMMUNITIES OF CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES. 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All weapons laws are illegal unconstitutional unenforceable laws. They are felony crimes to do so in violation of title 18 U.S.C. section 241,242, title 5 U.S.C. section 7311 Ex. ORD. No. 10450 subsection 5,in violation of article 4 section 2 paragraph 1, second amendment,14th amendment section 1
@@almisami except that's extremely hard to do unless you're doing things way out of your skill level. Balisong are illegal cause law makers think you can deploy this weapon and kill someone then conceal it. Except anyone who has ever used one knows a switch blade is much more effective and smaller.
The problem is people who would use these to attack someone WON'T CARE IF IT'S LEGAL OR NOT TO CARRY... so, these laws only infringe on people who intend to defend themselves
Canada have best laws, even a stick is Illegal if you carry it in purpose of self defense....but if you grab something random to defend yourself then its fine.
@@loschicharos3679A 4 to 6in kitchen knife is just as dangerous, if not more than any of these knives, and it could still just as easily be concealed in a coat, and technically has an instant deploy. It can also be purchased at a local walmart for just $20. But yet people freak out when someone has an $80 3in switchblade just because the blade deploys with a spring. I'll say it over and over again, if someone wants to stab/hurt someone it really doesnt matter what knife they have because they'll all achieve the same exact thing.
As far as i know here in germany they were Banned partially due to, usually Teenagers injuring themselves and the fact it was/is used alot by criminals.
They know DAMN well what makes it dangerous.. the person trying to protect themselves against THEM is why they make it illegal.. easy to control weaponless adversaries.. also why the schools system teaches you NOTHING and the world full of people than can’t even THINK for themselves and need to be TOLD what to do.. soon we’ll all be fish in a barrel.. until people realize we can control whatever we want if we COME TOGETHER.. ONE week of NO spending money ANYWHERE by all of us all at once and I Promise you things will change
Where I live criminals have guns. That’s why we have guns. Neither citizens or criminals would think twice about hurting someone who pulled one of these out 😂
When these were all legal all crime was more common. It's the safest period of human history. Crime doesn't happen because people don't carry weapons, read a book.
all I heard was "im a law abiding citizen that has illegal shit....I mean im a law abiding citizen that has shit that the government says I cant but its ok, cause im not breaking any laws.....derp"
@@jaredrosenberg4965 bro is sucking government boots so hard they are mirror clean “Wah wah government doesn’t allows him to own stuff,he shouldn’t own stuff!!1!!1! Government is always right,i love biden!!!1!1!” 😂😂😂😂
@@MysticSmthng yeah like in the UK you can have weapons as a collection but not to carry unless you have a valid reason e.g Having a cleaver when you are a butcher
Gotta love that the extendable baton is illegal in most states, yet every single police officer carries one and it's perfectly fine. YOU can't have one for self defense, but a cop can.
Well, there are many thing that a certain profession can have and do that civilian can't. Cop and civilian have completely different daily activities. So an invalid argument.
@@NoReply28but if the reason it is illegal is "it is considered dangerous" then why do the police use them to subdue people? I live in Dublin so im not very familiar with American law but we have the same bullshit rules and stricter, id just like to carry something to defend myself but you can't even have a taser or pepper spray.
A security guard fellow at a casino in Indiana (about 4 weeks ago), stopped me when we were leaving after lunch, and asked me if the knife I was carrying on my belt in it's sheath was a pocket knife. I simply said of course, I wear it everywhere. He said well, next time you visit just leave it in the car because the policy here says it could be considered a weapon. He was very cool and I respected his calm demeanor. I told him no worries and I did mention to him that hes the only one that's ever said anything to me about my pocket knife. Now I'm 71 years old, and it never crossed my mind that this business would require me to not bring my swiss army knife into their restaurant/casino. So, I guess if i actually had it in one ofmy pockets, they would never have known.
That's funny. I'm thinking you're carrying something a little sketchy and a young person getting wrongfully categorized. A swiss army knife from a grown man? C'mon man. 😂🤦🏽
No it’s the opposite, nothing bad ever happens because so many people carry guns. Can’t even reminder the last time there was an armed robbery…and like two murders in 5 years with guns.
Shit where I live it's legal to carry any length fixed blade. You'll still be wildly more harassed by police of course but legally nothing stops you from carrying a full on sword where I live.
@@herbderbler1585 I got it when I was 13 at a mall knife store for around $50. The steel is lacking in quality but the construction is relatively solid.
Yeah I agree. Although there are a lot of options for knives that can be operated with one hand. Benchmade Axis lock knives, and spyderco compression lock knives are great for that
In the UK it's more you can hide them and pull out a blade is seconds and stab someone/hit them over the head. And it's even illegal to just own them never mind carry them on you in the street.
@@Muddy.Teabagger Problem is people are doing the same shit with kitchen knives. Just a homemade sheath strapped or taped in a spot like sleeve or hidden somewhere else. UK has gone nuts with knife restrictions and it's done next to nothing
@@aratay3117 it was done to stop people stabbing each other, but now they just steal there mums knives, but its only really London that has a real problem with it as they seem to stab each other all the time over what postcode your from
@@Muddy.Teabagger Yeah problem is knives are everywhere and extremely easy to make if you just want something to stab people with. Hell a long thin screwdriver sharpened on concrete is enough
The funny part is that all 4 knives are just simply classified as switchblades, no matter the style here. They all fall under the same classification as defined by the feds. Many states have repealed that law at this point, but 5 still have them on the books, and a number of max size requirements.
A little stricter thing over here in Nevada, whatever is legal to own is legal to open carry. So you don't need a permit or a CCW to carry a gun as long as it's on your hip for others to see
No. In germany this stuffs illegal too but it doesn't need to be in order to increase the charge when commiting a crime, as e.g. stealing is a lighter offense then stealing while armed, where a box cutter is enough to make that change.
Yup, it's like how they got Al Capone on tax evasion. If you can't nail a thug for what they actually did, you can at least lock them up for possessing thug tools.
in canada, butterfly knives were banned from ownership because they were popular in gangs. banning them guaranteed you had an offense to arrest and search a suspected criminal for, since it was pretty much guaranteed any gang member would own one. in great britain, katana are banned from ownership (with a few extra details to not bother museums), because owning a katana was a trend among gang leaders at some point. similarly it means you could easily arrest and search gang leaders based on that ownership of banned item offense when you didn't have solid proof of their activities. this is not the way to make laws. laws that are meant to be too restrictive and only applied on a whim are literal dictatorship.
The think that all of these weapons have in common is that there easily consilabul and there really fast to deploy and reconcile Like one sec your beating the shit out of a guy with a retractable baton the other your just a normal guy walking down the street
@@PedroE Oh you mean after your speech about the lives of lawmakers not being in enough danger? I wonder how I could have possibly misconstrued that. 🤔🙄
@@zepher664 You were the one to bring up targeted violence not me, to clarify for you since you seem intent on creating a narrative im talking about the absence of higher end people not being subject to common situations where having a self defence weapon is crucial to survival
Can you explain to me where you think it is these ‘criminals’ are acquiring these? Because I’ve been trying to find a pair of knuckle dusters for years and it is simply not possible
@@zososldier def. Auto became legal in Michigan Oct 2017. I've never heard of one being used in a crime and stabbings havnt increased. Automatic knife laws are a product of Hollywood stoking fear. Cheers.
@@zososldiereh, I'd say it's more the population that is already committed to being criminals. But yeah, when I saw the sad excuse for a knife the guy that tried to stab Dave Chappelle used I couldn't stop laughing. But cheap crap can still be sharp and dangerous.
There a some stupid laws but a baton is legal once you have the require license. Just like a gun. The reasoning is because a knife is a tool that have many utility uses and not solely for hurting someone. The same can't really be said about a baton. Baton is solely a weapon with almost no utility purpose for an everyday civilian.
retractable batons are sold as nonlethal, easy to use self defense tools, despite not being any of those things. It makes perfect sense you would need a license for that.
@@Oldass_Deadass_dumbass_channel so what is a good self defense item, shooting foam at them? I've never seen any batons being marketed as non lethal, most if not all of them are less-lethal. What part of not being "easy to use" makes "perfect sense" so as to the notion that there should be a license to own them? Why isn't there a permit to be able to use your hands and feet in a self defense situation? I mean, it certainly does seem like you'd need at least some form of training to know what you're doing with them.
@@NoReply28 Anything can be a weapon if used as such, the whole "it has almost no utility for an every day civilian" argument is completely irrelevant. I mean by that logic, why aren't ice picks illegal to own unless they have a completely arbitrary blade length and so on and on? Even a pen could be used as a weapon, to permanently blind someone. Plus, is self defense just some irrelevant purpose now? I mean, potentially saving your life from a bad situation definitely sounds like something important to me.
Fun fact for 🇩🇪: The expandable baton (also known as ASP) is standard equipment for every security personnel or bouncer at almost every night club over here. The knife situation is a little iffy here, though…
Maybe in the case of a gun but unless you have extensive defensive knife training I wouldn’t worry too much about carrying a knife for self defense. Could very easily be used against you and if you’ve ever in 1v1 knife fight then one of you will die on the sidewalk and the other will die on the way to the hospital. Pepper spray makes a infinitely better self defense tool and there are also no laws against carrying them.
@@AJ-gk7bn someone tries to endanger my life, or the life of my loved ones… I’m handling business and I will deal with the consequences after… regardless, I hope to soon moved to a place where law abiding citizens don’t get punished for the actions of bad people.
The 2nd amendment is pretty clear. It mentions nothing about guns or firearms. It mentions arms. Which includes guns and anything that you use for defense. Which a Billy club or switchblade or brass knuckles plainly do.
@@owaind-g678 I think your enthusiasm for wit caused you to misunderstand what I'm saying. To clarify, I'm saying that people focus too much on firearms being the focus of 2nd amendment arguments. Anything that could be used as a defensive/offensive weapon is an arm, including the ones attached to you from birth, and I think that regulation of any of them is a violation of the 2nd amendment.
I've heard of guys carrying hammers, which is about as lethal a weapon as you can carry short of a firearm of some kind, but if they're pulled aside by a cop they can honestly say they don't have a weapon just some old hand tool.
Butterfly knives being illegal only if concealed is such a funny law. That means the proper legal way to carry one is to openly flip it around, preferably while doing the 50's greaser creep walk and snapping your fingers. Absolute gold.
@@SMLEFGFJB I'm Born and raised in NH but wished I lived in Maine, without question the most underrated state in the US. Great buds, fantastic wildlife/nature and lots of guns. You guys live up to your motto "the way life should be"
@@ChrispyThings Silly? malicious. Laws like that are designed to keep people in the prison system so the state can keep their license plate making slaves
In Türkiye stick that can be used to attack and every kind of knife is illegal reason is bad people might use it for something illegal reason is police wont know who will use it in good and who is gonna use it for bad (note: knifes that are multi tool is legal like leatherman or swiss army knife)
All of these are legal in ohio and we are officially a constitutional carry state now as well, so you can open carry or carry concealed.. and we have stand your ground laws, so you don't have to retreat to prove your self defense if someone is attacking you. I'm for all of it.
Probably why they just killed you guys and your animals with that train derailment. I’d get the fuck outta there quick if I was you. Cancer is gonna decimate that state.
@@jacobarmstrong2343 Yeah, my brass derby handled walking stick comes apart to give me something akin to brass knuckles for one hand, and a 4' length of thumb thick hardwood for the other. Perfectly legal when they're screwed together though. If you can't buy it legally, make it. I used some locally grown Hazelwood and used steam to form the threads at the top end. I do have a Victorian sword cane too, but carrying that really would land me in hot water. Not too many places those are legal anymore, in my country I can own it, but not carry it.
@@_Meng_Lan How nice of you to inflate the numbers using Suicides and Justifiable Homicides (Police killing on duty and Defensive gun use) to make it look bad while your stabbings are majority used in actual crimes
@@_Meng_Lan where do you get your numbers? The FBI database states in 2012 it was thirty thousand and over half were suicides and about nine thousand were self defense cases or justified shooting by police with roughly under 9000 being actual homicide and hey I'm glad you don't wanna be able to have the right to protect yourself but I'd rather have that right! Either way your numbers are just wrong per the database but honestly it could be ten times that amount and I would still prefer to be armed!
Everything on the desk is legal where I live unless an officer decides otherwise in which case they can accuse you of carrying with intent to do harm and then pretty much everything becomes illegal. They like to keep laws nice and vagues so they can accuse you of whatever they want.
California is the only state where expandable batons are illegal to both own and carry. In Massachusetts, New York, and Washington D.C. batons are illegal to carry, but legal to own for home use. There are no federal laws against carrying expandable batons.
@@illmade2 actually no,you can carry it off your property to use as fishing weights kinda the whole point of buying them in a fishing shop,at least where I'm from
In Pennsylvania brass knuckles can be owned as "curios or collectables", but are illegal to carry. Everything else in this video is legal to carry in Pa
I kinda get why brass knuckles are illegal. I feel like a lot of people don’t know how deadly they actually are which could lead to a lot of assaults turning into manslaughter
@@Roach_Dogg_JR so is chocking them, that doesn’t mean that we all have to keep out hands in out pockets. A knife is less lethal than a gun and it has a lot more uses, doesn’t make any sense
Keep your shit dacked and keep your head down. Never draw unless its 100% VITAL to you waking up tomorrow. The only way you'll get caught is if you give police legal reason to search you fully. AKA keep your head down.
That's right the clown gets to sue you after you defend yourself for traumatic damages and mental anguish, then take your house while the DA gives him the pass because he's a marginalized victim of XYZ group.
Good people? You mean sheeple? I can own and carry whatever I want. I don't victimize people. No victim, no crime. "Laws" protect no one from anything.
You're thinking of the traditional definition of law. In modern times, laws are made to control the populace and ensure more effective top down control.
Wouldn’t people with criminal records get in way more trouble for having these And wouldn’t u no longer be a law abiding citizen if you’re carrying an illegal weapon in public It’s not like criminals can conceal these better than citizens
@@Cheesepuff8 What is your point? I am merely saying low lifes do not abide by the law and carry whatever they like. Which means law abiding citizens who do not carry and do not break the law are less able to defend themselves because they are not allowed to carry certain defencesive weapons. Here in the U.K. you are not allowed to carry ANYTHING for self defence, even say a sharp hb pencil.
the reason knifes etc get banned, is because of people using them to do illegal stuff, so the knife gets banned, if anyone with that knife, normally not a law abiding citizen, if they are caught with it, they get in trouble, if they commit a crime with an illegal knife they get years added to there prison sentence, knifes being banned is nothing to do with the knife, its so the police has a reason to arrest someone that is a law breaker..... ps sorry if i used any of the wrong spellings im dyslexic lol
@@oz_jones that's the whole point of banning knifes and stuff, they don't follow the law, so they will still carry them, therefore get even more time in prison, that's why they ban them
Maybe a technical loophole, but I wouldn’t want to be the one who tests that loophole in U.K. courts. I imagine there are all kinds of laws around intent, as well as archaic laws on public order etc., which could be used to punish you for having one on your person in any manner of situations.
@@fabe61 uk shops are selling them so they are 100% legal tools ,and I just noticed amazon have a saw version for sale also in the UK . So there is no risk health and safety and policy dictate that .
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@@uncle-jalapeno- No, it's not just "annoying", it's a reason to harass and arrest decent, law-abiding citizens, who wouldn't harm anyone, except in self-defense. They know crooks won't stop using those weapons, including guns, and the gov't doesn't care if they do. The crooks will be out on bail in a few hours and receive a slap on the wrist, while political opponents are railroaded and have their lives destroyed.
@Jay R. aka. Just Pelé if they're illegal you don't carry them. Like the law isn't a secret. Whether or not laws are stupid, you still follow them. No cops are going to harass and arrest law abiding citizens that have a ballistic knife in the top shelf of their closet. Those are stupid ass laws that are very easy to not be arrested for.
@Jay R. aka. Just Pelé I agree with you on the criminal thing though. I work with 8 time felons and it's just sick. Ballistic knife as an example again, it's really practical to make someone stay away from you, and not many psychos or criminals would choose something that creative as their weapon. Definitely stupid we can't carry around long range blades or even blades of certain lengths in a country with guns, tools literally designed to attack at a range.
@@uncle-jalapeno- The right to bear arms shall not be infringed. The Constitution and this country and the right to bear arms are far older and more important than your opinion or anybody else's. And the only annoying thing is all of the moron's claiming gun laws will make people more safe when the statistics clearly don't reflect that. It's not about safety it's about control. Never has any gun laws of any kind saved any lives. Just like no gun has ever killed anyone.
i live in TN, and here knuckle dusters are completely illegal.... HOWEVER i can carry ANY length blade openly OR concealed (switchblades, gravity knives, balisong, it's ALL good), AND i can openly carry a firearm with no training or permit AND it's illegal for police to ask me questions about said gun.
Where I live those retractable sticks are also illegal. But when I was still in military academy, some special service security that guards the parliament and politicians, came and held a talk for us. They said that the law also prevents them to have these sticks, but it would be very useful for when the guarded person is grabbed by someone in the crowd and they would have to brake the hold on them. So they had procurement order them a special gear set that consisted of mirrors that could be attached to telescopic titanium sticks. The gear is supposed to be for when they use the mirror to check under the cars for bombs, but of course, they would need to carry the mirror handles on their belt and the mirrors in their suit. They called these handles "tactical mirror attachment handles" :D The handles could be legally carried and when the need arise....
England is there. Virtually no circumstances where an average citizen is allowed to have anything more significant than a pen knife, and even that could get you in trouble. Unsurprisingly, the English aren't really the problem at all.
@@swingonthespiral just because someone doesn't have a criminal record doesn't mean he isn't a potential threat. Making deadly weapons more accessible doesn't make a country safe, just compare the US to other developed countries
@Irgend ein Name other countries have tons of stabbings and clubbing. And tons of thefts. The only difference? They get away with it. You know what else they have in those countries? Weaker governments. Here our government is the strongest in the world. We citizens need as many arms as possible to protect ourselves from our government. Best case scenario of a criminal using a weapon is a civilian, innocent kills that criminal. No court money, no jail money, just one bad actor off the planet earth.
"You can still be arrested for carrying with intent" they can just say it's legal for everyone but young black men to carry, we all know what they mean
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Its also illegal to pick up a rock and bash it over someone's head. Don't tell anybody, or rocks will be illegal also.
BIC 'Stick pen' in the neck, "Casino" pen scene with Joe Pesci. 😮
Why would you tell the whole internet then
Oh you are so oppressed. You poor little thing.
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Put a rock in a sock and have a makeshift flail
Expandable stick: illegal
Real stick: legal
baseball bat legal
Real stick cheaper and more durable. I wouldn't trust those stupid expandable batons not to break when you use it.
Cops carry it
Crow bars 👍
Just remember your lawyers advice. Don't just carry the baseball bat always make sure there's a glove and a ball in there someplace
Use this simple trick called "don't tell anyone you have it"
That trick is a classic for a good reason: because it works! 😂 One of my favorite sayings is “loose lips sink ships” and it’s def true 😅
That’s too hard for some people
Yeah, we got adult age males asking for permission on gun forums to have this or that gun. It’s unbelievable. Stop asking permission.
Owning and carrying are 2 different things. I have several weapons that I can legally own but using them is a different story.
The element of surprise wins the fight
If they just made murder illegal they wouldn't have to worry about weapons being used for illegal purposes.
Wait you might be onto something here
These ridiculous Hollywood laws need to be Abolished immediately
@Yelo 54 in Wisconsin there are no laws against knives either.
New Hampshire has no knife laws
@@Yelo.54 I always considered it the September knife law, kept the new paper clipping of in my wallet
Absolutely
@@pjbloodfist7198 I think Tennessee had some, but no-longer has any. boomers really fucked shit up always going for perceived safety when actually doing more harm than good.
Fun fact, in french, the word « brass knuckles » is traduced by « poing américain » witch literally means American Fist
the iron fist of america, nice
Reminds me of how scared the Japanese were of facing the Marines. Think of all the hype we got as Americans from other countries as a ruthless fighter
@@yaboiskinnymalone836 As I am from europe, I would more say that we consider amercans as "the savers of europe" since ww2
In spanish some people, call it "Puño inglés", which translates to "English fist". Insert here the typical "sorry for poor grammar i'm not native english speaker and blabla"
In portuguese, its called soco ingles, which literally means english punch
Move to Texas, you can walk around with a sword if you want.
Welcome back to medieval times.
Move to Idaho. A FA&FO state.
@@Lucullus77MundiSo?
I prefer a battle axe or a mace.
@@WardDorritywhat does that mean?
I was a Georgia deputy sheriff for many years. I NEVER arrested anyone for carrying any of those unless they were actively committing a crime with the weapons. I carried a steel pair of knuckle dusters in my pocket as a last line of defense.
Thank you for not being a tyrant.
@@BrandonGavin_EDCI second that. I wonder what he thinks of the current crop of law enforcement officers, around the world even. From what I see, they have all signed up to this Great Reset agenda, pushing tyranny on the general population.😮
title 18 U.S.C. section 241 conspiracy against rights.
If two or more person's conspire to injure,oppress, threaten, or intimidate any person in any state, territory, commonwealth, possession, or district in the free exercise or enjoyment of any rights or privileges secured to him by the constitution or laws of the united states, or because of his having so exercised the same...
They shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and if death results from the acts committed in violation of this section, or if such acts include kidnapping, or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, they shall be fined under this title or imprisoned for any term of years or for life or both, or may be sentenced to death.
Title 18 U.S.C. section 242 deprivation of rights under color of law.
Whoever under color of any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom willfully subjects any person in any state, territory, commonwealth, possession,or district to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured or protected by the constitution or laws of the united states...
Shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both; and if bodily injury results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include the use, attempted use or threatened use of a dangerous weapon, explosives, or fire shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and if death results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include kidnapping, or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned for any term of years or for life or both, or may be sentenced to death.
Title 5 U.S.C. section 7311 Ex. ORD. No. 10450 subsection (5).
Knowing membership with the specific intent of furthering the aims of, or adherence to and active participation in,any foriegn or domestic organization, association, movement,group or combination of person's (herein after referred to as organizations) which unlawfully advocates or practices the commission of acts of force or violence to prevent others from exercising their rights under the constitution or laws of the united states or of any state, or which seeks to overthrow the government of the united states or any state or subdivision thereof by unlawful means.
Title 18 U.S.C. section 1918.
Whoever violates the provisions of section 7311 of Title 5 that an individual may not accept or hold a position in the government of the united states or the government of the district of Columbia if he (1) advocates the overthrow of our constitutional form of government [and] shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 1 year and a day or both.
(The constitution of the united states of America supreme law of the land is our constitutional form of government.)
Constitution of the united states of America supreme law of the land.
Article 4 section 2 paragraph 1 TEXT.
The citizens of each state shall be entitled to all privileges and immunities of citizens in the several states.
Second amendment TEXT.
THE RIGHT of THE PEOPLE to KEEP and BEAR ARMS, SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED.
14th amendment section 1 TEXT.
NO STATE SHALL MAKE OR ENFORCE ANY LAW WHICH SHALL ABRIDGE THE PRIVILEGES OR IMMUNITIES OF CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES.
NOR DENY TO ANY PERSON WITHIN IT'S JURISDICTION THE EQUAL PROTECTION OF THE LAWS.
Where rights secured by the constitution are involved, there can be no rulemaking or legislation which would abrogate them.
Miranda V. Arizona,384 US 436 p.491.
All laws which are repugnant to the constitution are null and void.
Marbury V. Madison,5 US (2nd Branch)137,174,176(1803).
The claim and exercise of a constitutional right cannot be converted into a crime.
Miller V. US 230 F. 2d. 486,489.
No state shall convert a liberty into a license, and charge a fee therefore.
Murdock V. Pennsylvania,319 US 105.
If the state converts a right (liberty) into a privilege, the citizen can ignore the license and fee and engage in the right (liberty) with impunity.
Shuttles worth V. City of Birmingham, Alabama,373 US 262.
A law repugnant to the constitution is void. An act of Congress repugnant to the constitution cannot become law. The constitution supercede all other laws and the individuals rights shall be liberally enforced in favor of him the clearly intended and expressly designated beneficiary.
Marbury V. Madison 5,US 137(1803).
An unconstitutional law is void and is as no law. An offense created by it is not a crime. A conviction under it is not merely erroneous but is illegal and void and cannot be used as a legal cause of imprisonment.
Ex parte Siebold,100 US-371(1879).
The court is to protect against any encroachment of constitutionally protected liberties.
Boyd V. US 116 US 616.
The US Supreme Court
"The general rule is that an unconstitutional statute, though having the form and name of law,is in reality no law, but is wholly void and ineffective for any purpose since it's unconstitutionality dates from the time of it's enactment... In legal contemplation it is as inoperative as if it had never been passed... Since an unconstitutional law is void the general principles follow that it imposes no duties, confers no right,creates no office, bestows no power or authority on anyone, affords no protection and justifies no acts performed under it. A void act cannot be legally consistent with a valid one. An unconstitutional law cannot operate to supercede any existing law. Indeed insofar as a statute runs counter to the fundamental law of the land (the constitution)it is superceded thereby. No one is bound to obey an unconstitutional law and no courts are bound to enforce it."
Bonnet V. Vallier,16 NW. 885,136 Wis. 193(1908); Norton V. Shelby county,118 US 425(1886).
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All weapons laws are illegal unconstitutional unenforceable laws. They are felony crimes to do so in violation of title 18 U.S.C. section 241,242, title 5 U.S.C. section 7311 Ex. ORD. No. 10450 subsection 5,in violation of article 4 section 2 paragraph 1, second amendment,14th amendment section 1
@@dragonf1092
Thanks for the book report.
Butterfly knives being illegal is one of the best jokes ever made by the government and just shows you they make laws based on movies.
It's a law to stop idiots from chopping their own fingers off.
@@almisamino. Wrong.
True.
Just from this post alone, am starting to think governments should be illegalized.
@@almisami except that's extremely hard to do unless you're doing things way out of your skill level. Balisong are illegal cause law makers think you can deploy this weapon and kill someone then conceal it. Except anyone who has ever used one knows a switch blade is much more effective and smaller.
Cop: HEY
*Apologetically draws butterfly knife*
Cop: thats more like it, carry on.
Literally made me lol
@@devinmacdonell-leblanc7349 facts😂😂
Submissively draws butterfly knife
It's a law that forces you to show off your skillz-
Everyone is impressed. Crowd goes wild!!
It's mandatory to carry these items at all times in East Texas! Plus your Pew Pew!
The problem is people who would use these to attack someone WON'T CARE IF IT'S LEGAL OR NOT TO CARRY... so, these laws only infringe on people who intend to defend themselves
Canada have best laws, even a stick is Illegal if you carry it in purpose of self defense....but if you grab something random to defend yourself then its fine.
That's untrue. Laws hold resistance to criminals from doing them. Look at today's retail theft, which does not hold theft accountable.
@@LydellAaron 🤣
@ceedub619cameraman3 there actually corporate POLICiEs... the governments are incorporated.
@@LydellAaron killing or harming someone is already illegal and a natural law...
Fucking Leatherman is illegal in the UK because it has a locking blade. Stupid law.
Long 8” kitchen knife: I’m perfectly legal
Unless you live in the UK. Google "surrender your knife." It's hilarious.
You know the difference between these weapons and a 8inch kitchen knife tho right?
@@loschicharos3679yes, the kitchen knife is by far the most used knife in the vast majority of murder and violence cases
Key word “kitchen” there you go
@@loschicharos3679A 4 to 6in kitchen knife is just as dangerous, if not more than any of these knives, and it could still just as easily be concealed in a coat, and technically has an instant deploy. It can also be purchased at a local walmart for just $20. But yet people freak out when someone has an $80 3in switchblade just because the blade deploys with a spring.
I'll say it over and over again, if someone wants to stab/hurt someone it really doesnt matter what knife they have because they'll all achieve the same exact thing.
Proof they the lawmakers don't understand what makes a knife dangerous
One of them could be considered a box cutter
As far as i know here in germany they were Banned partially due to, usually Teenagers injuring themselves and the fact it was/is used alot by criminals.
Right hahaha I use to carry massive 1ft blades on me skated by a cop with 3 on me rhey didn't stop me seeing them lol 😆 😂
@@samyheadshot - so "protecting" idiots from themselves? And since when do criminals care about "laws"?
They know DAMN well what makes it dangerous.. the person trying to protect themselves against THEM is why they make it illegal.. easy to control weaponless adversaries.. also why the schools system teaches you NOTHING and the world full of people than can’t even THINK for themselves and need to be TOLD what to do.. soon we’ll all be fish in a barrel.. until people realize we can control whatever we want if we COME TOGETHER.. ONE week of NO spending money ANYWHERE by all of us all at once and I Promise you things will change
Wtf??? These should ALL be legal. That should make criminals think twice b4 committing a crime.
Where I live criminals have guns. That’s why we have guns. Neither citizens or criminals would think twice about hurting someone who pulled one of these out 😂
When these were all legal all crime was more common. It's the safest period of human history. Crime doesn't happen because people don't carry weapons, read a book.
Not allowed to defend yourself anymore. Anyone who signs a law like that has never been a victim!
It’s the bleeding heart lawmakers in blue states that feel bad for the criminals when they get hurt or caught.
Lol @@ChrispyThings
They will be, not by my hands but by their’s
All I heard was “i got cool shit but the government wants to be a bitch about my self defense”
all I heard was "im a law abiding citizen that has illegal shit....I mean im a law abiding citizen that has shit that the government says I cant but its ok, cause im not breaking any laws.....derp"
@@jaredrosenberg4965 bro is sucking government boots so hard they are mirror clean
“Wah wah government doesn’t allows him to own stuff,he shouldn’t own stuff!!1!!1! Government is always right,i love biden!!!1!1!” 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
@@jaredrosenberg4965 A lot of things aren't illegal to own, but illegal to carry
@@MysticSmthng yeah like in the UK you can have weapons as a collection but not to carry unless you have a valid reason e.g
Having a cleaver when you are a butcher
Gotta love that the extendable baton is illegal in most states, yet every single police officer carries one and it's perfectly fine. YOU can't have one for self defense, but a cop can.
Don't worry the cop won't use it more than likely they'll go straight to the bullet blaster and dump a mag
Well, there are many thing that a certain profession can have and do that civilian can't. Cop and civilian have completely different daily activities. So an invalid argument.
@@NoReply28but if the reason it is illegal is "it is considered dangerous" then why do the police use them to subdue people? I live in Dublin so im not very familiar with American law but we have the same bullshit rules and stricter, id just like to carry something to defend myself but you can't even have a taser or pepper spray.
@@NoReply28 we can have guns but not batons?
@@YoungBasedChefBeezy there’s no multi-billion dollar “expandable baton” lobby
A security guard fellow at a casino in Indiana (about 4 weeks ago), stopped me when we were leaving after lunch, and asked me if the knife I was carrying on my belt in it's sheath was a pocket knife. I simply said of course, I wear it everywhere. He said well, next time you visit just leave it in the car because the policy here says it could be considered a weapon. He was very cool and I respected his calm demeanor. I told him no worries and I did mention to him that hes the only one that's ever said anything to me about my pocket knife. Now I'm 71 years old, and it never crossed my mind that this business would require me to not bring my swiss army knife into their restaurant/casino. So, I guess if i actually had it in one ofmy pockets, they would never have known.
Literally anything could be used as a weapon. It’s all based on intent.
You sir encountered a mamby pamby.
@@wannabecarguy A what? Dude was doing his job,snd trying to be respectful about it.
That's funny. I'm thinking you're carrying something a little sketchy and a young person getting wrongfully categorized. A swiss army knife from a grown man? C'mon man. 😂🤦🏽
I would never go back to that place again……I would take my business elsewhere.
They’re worried you’re gonna do some seriously dangerous showboating before you get to stabbing.
I live in Idaho, the cops would ask you why you are not carrying a gun.
LOL so true
No it’s the opposite, nothing bad ever happens because so many people carry guns. Can’t even reminder the last time there was an armed robbery…and like two murders in 5 years with guns.
@@ronal8824 with guys like krohberger roaming around you sure do
Same here in FL... especially in Miami
Same here. Idaho born and raised. Have all of these carried them never had a problem. Now carry a gun everywhere I go.
“These are very illegal where I live” continues to own them
dont worry, he's a law abiding citizen....derpy derpy derp.
Fuck the law
Illegal to carry, not own.
Say you don't understand law without saying it😊
@@scrappydoo7887 I understand my local laws regarding the matter. Which is what everyone should do, check their state/local laws.
I’m glad that a couple years ago the governor of Ohio was like “you can use whatever now idgaf”
It's a 2nd amendment right to own weapons aka arms. Anyone that says they're illegal is a true enemy of freedom.
I love living in Texas. Only thing stopping me from carrying a zweihander is my bank account.
Only things stopping me from owning a Claymore is my bank account and living in California.
Yeah but you got infinity Mexicans so that won't last long.
@@johndoe8559 we have infinite white people in Texas don’t worry it’ll last longer.
@@johndoe8559lol the Mexicans in Texas carry gold 1911s and a sombrero good try tho
@@chriswillis4238 my johnson is lance small. Imma get a lance and go joust a bitch
Meanwhile my 9" double bladed dagger with a skull breaker and spiked knuckles is perfectly legal in my jurisdiction.
Shit where I live it's legal to carry any length fixed blade. You'll still be wildly more harassed by police of course but legally nothing stops you from carrying a full on sword where I live.
I live in Canada where I’m legally allow to make my own musket Gatling gun and walk around with it. But I can’t have any of these
🤫
Where did you get such a knife?
@@herbderbler1585 I got it when I was 13 at a mall knife store for around $50. The steel is lacking in quality but the construction is relatively solid.
I'm glad to live in a country where all these things are perfectly legal and require no license whatsoever.
Brass knuckles, batons, totally illegal because they’re dangerous…. Fully automatic and semiautomatic guns. No problem 🥴🙃
Because they don't donate to political parties
Moral of the story... ignore what's illegal and get whatever you want regardless.
Right. A human being has a right to self defense
@@dnmoscato92 It's common sense
@@josearmandovierarodriguez7545 Especially when you have a 50 cal machine gun ready whenever a pig comes by.
@@FeIonKeller Second Amendment right to bear armsthose laws are what are illegal
Fedpost much?
God forbid anyone needs a knife they can operate one handed while at work. These laws need to disappear immediately
Yeah I agree. Although there are a lot of options for knives that can be operated with one hand. Benchmade Axis lock knives, and spyderco compression lock knives are great for that
In the UK it's more you can hide them and pull out a blade is seconds and stab someone/hit them over the head. And it's even illegal to just own them never mind carry them on you in the street.
@@Muddy.Teabagger
Problem is people are doing the same shit with kitchen knives. Just a homemade sheath strapped or taped in a spot like sleeve or hidden somewhere else. UK has gone nuts with knife restrictions and it's done next to nothing
@@aratay3117 it was done to stop people stabbing each other, but now they just steal there mums knives, but its only really London that has a real problem with it as they seem to stab each other all the time over what postcode your from
@@Muddy.Teabagger
Yeah problem is knives are everywhere and extremely easy to make if you just want something to stab people with. Hell a long thin screwdriver sharpened on concrete is enough
Bro said time to go to jail 😂
The funny part is that all 4 knives are just simply classified as switchblades, no matter the style here. They all fall under the same classification as defined by the feds. Many states have repealed that law at this point, but 5 still have them on the books, and a number of max size requirements.
In Arkansas the only íllegal knife, concealed or otherwise is one that is used while committing a crime.
common sense knife law right there.
A little stricter thing over here in Nevada, whatever is legal to own is legal to open carry. So you don't need a permit or a CCW to carry a gun as long as it's on your hip for others to see
Same in ATennessee.
In Britain everything is illegal doesn’t stop teenagers from stabbbing each other with kitchen knifes out of their parents kitchen
@@pauls826 You're correct my friend! It's not the weapon, it's the person. But this discussion isn't necessarily about that.
These laws are literally just made to increase the amount of charges that you can hit someone with.
Laws are only for the poor sir, the rich don't give af 😂
No. In germany this stuffs illegal too but it doesn't need to be in order to increase the charge when commiting a crime, as e.g. stealing is a lighter offense then stealing while armed, where a box cutter is enough to make that change.
Yup, it's like how they got Al Capone on tax evasion. If you can't nail a thug for what they actually did, you can at least lock them up for possessing thug tools.
in canada, butterfly knives were banned from ownership because they were popular in gangs. banning them guaranteed you had an offense to arrest and search a suspected criminal for, since it was pretty much guaranteed any gang member would own one.
in great britain, katana are banned from ownership (with a few extra details to not bother museums), because owning a katana was a trend among gang leaders at some point. similarly it means you could easily arrest and search gang leaders based on that ownership of banned item offense when you didn't have solid proof of their activities.
this is not the way to make laws. laws that are meant to be too restrictive and only applied on a whim are literal dictatorship.
Bingo, follow the money
*A piece of heavy electrical cable with roughened insulation as a "grip" isn't illegal however, easy to fit under your car seat.*
Haven't seen a butterfly knife in years
This is what happens when lawmakers arent placed in danger enough to respect the real world
The think that all of these weapons have in common is that there easily consilabul and there really fast to deploy and reconcile
Like one sec your beating the shit out of a guy with a retractable baton the other your just a normal guy walking down the street
In other words, you're a violent person who likes hurting people, because that's the so-called "real world" you apparently you live in.
@@zepher664 if thats your interpretation of what i said then its all you buddy with the violence.. strange person
@@PedroE Oh you mean after your speech about the lives of lawmakers not being in enough danger?
I wonder how I could have possibly misconstrued that. 🤔🙄
@@zepher664 You were the one to bring up targeted violence not me, to clarify for you since you seem intent on creating a narrative im talking about the absence of higher end people not being subject to common situations where having a self defence weapon is crucial to survival
No ways, man have the entire London street gang’s arsenal with him
I am glad that in my Poland there are no restrictions on owning and carrying cold .
Nice collection 👍🏻
And guess what?
The criminals don't f***ing care.
Abolish this "illegal" thingy asap.
Rapists are gonna rape people either way, so why is it even illegal?
Legalise fentanyl
@@EricHarris-xd1rv derp
@@EricHarris-xd1rv legalise civilian ownership of nuclear weapons
Can you explain to me where you think it is these ‘criminals’ are acquiring these? Because I’ve been trying to find a pair of knuckle dusters for years and it is simply not possible
I'd wager 98% of stabbings occur with kitchen knives. I'd wager I'm correct.
Exactly and yet kitchen knives are okay to own and buy
Kitchen knives and junk gas station knives committed by the homeless population.
@@zososldier def. Auto became legal in Michigan Oct 2017. I've never heard of one being used in a crime and stabbings havnt increased. Automatic knife laws are a product of Hollywood stoking fear. Cheers.
Steak knives!
@@zososldiereh, I'd say it's more the population that is already committed to being criminals. But yeah, when I saw the sad excuse for a knife the guy that tried to stab Dave Chappelle used I couldn't stop laughing. But cheap crap can still be sharp and dangerous.
Libertarians in stereotypes; legalize nuclear bombs.
Libertarians in reality: Why can't I own knuckledusters?
Actual deadly knives: *Can get you arrested*
Retractable Baton: *WILL get you arrested*
May I ask why we still have these laws?
There a some stupid laws but a baton is legal once you have the require license. Just like a gun. The reasoning is because a knife is a tool that have many utility uses and not solely for hurting someone. The same can't really be said about a baton. Baton is solely a weapon with almost no utility purpose for an everyday civilian.
retractable batons are sold as nonlethal, easy to use self defense tools, despite not being any of those things. It makes perfect sense you would need a license for that.
It's a stick. The fact that it's a collapsible stick makes it too scary.
@@Oldass_Deadass_dumbass_channel so what is a good self defense item, shooting foam at them?
I've never seen any batons being marketed as non lethal, most if not all of them are less-lethal.
What part of not being "easy to use" makes "perfect sense" so as to the notion that there should be a license to own them?
Why isn't there a permit to be able to use your hands and feet in a self defense situation? I mean, it certainly does seem like you'd need at least some form of training to know what you're doing with them.
@@NoReply28 Anything can be a weapon if used as such, the whole "it has almost no utility for an every day civilian" argument is completely irrelevant.
I mean by that logic, why aren't ice picks illegal to own unless they have a completely arbitrary blade length and so on and on?
Even a pen could be used as a weapon, to permanently blind someone.
Plus, is self defense just some irrelevant purpose now?
I mean, potentially saving your life from a bad situation definitely sounds like something important to me.
Gotta love SC. No knife laws whatsoever.
Jealous, in CA we have enough to choke a horse.
I agree brotha, just bought a Microtech Ultratech with a hellhound blade. Received it today and I’m already carrying it. Gotta love SC
None in Oregon also, home of Kershaw. Gerber to name A few
@@coopachewthere are certainly knife laws in oregon.
South Dakota too. carry a sword if you want own a ballistic knife too
Fun fact for 🇩🇪: The expandable baton (also known as ASP) is standard equipment for every security personnel or bouncer at almost every night club over here. The knife situation is a little iffy here, though…
Great info.
ASP is a brand name for a company that makes expandable batons. Mainly for law enforcement
Balisong is the best, although the OTF is a really close second. Very cool mechanism in those, i used to own one.
That's why security guards carry an extra long flashlight.
And why bikers carry a bandanna with a padlock tied to it. Or a hammer, flashlight, or roll of coins.
@@kevinfox500 and truckers keep "tire checkers" next to their seat.
Big ass maglight
Yup when I worked Security at a hospital in the 80's we had 6 cell Mag-lites because the hospital administration didn't like Billy clubs.
They carry those for the extra battery capacity when they're beating someone over the head with it.
Remember folks. It’s always better to get caught with it than it is to get caught without it.
Imagine making something you can use to protect yourself illegal 🤔
@@Chief_5 it’s lame but I don’t make the rules. One day I hope to by a farm nkt in this state but for now these are the decisions forced on me
Or just carry a fucking gun lmao
Maybe in the case of a gun but unless you have extensive defensive knife training I wouldn’t worry too much about carrying a knife for self defense.
Could very easily be used against you and if you’ve ever in 1v1 knife fight then one of you will die on the sidewalk and the other will die on the way to the hospital.
Pepper spray makes a infinitely better self defense tool and there are also no laws against carrying them.
@@AJ-gk7bn someone tries to endanger my life, or the life of my loved ones… I’m handling business and I will deal with the consequences after… regardless, I hope to soon moved to a place where law abiding citizens don’t get punished for the actions of bad people.
When I worked at Wendy's years ago, I used a double-action OTF knife as a box opener when I would stock the fridge/freezer.
Nice
Nothing should be illegal. If you commit a crime with something then let it held accountable in court.
Thankfully these bans also work on criminals
Haha. Right,
😂😂😂
So…. You want to make it legal for criminals to carry these?
That IS sarcasm.... Right??...
@@sarlaccstapeworm990Gawd I hope so.
It's not about gun control, it's about control
Fun control.
This is the truth
only they are not guns, so....
About the monopolizing of power. No such thing as gun control only gun monopolization.
A bit more control wouldnt hurt the US.
If you're in Texas... They're all legal lol 😂
No weapon you can carry on your person should be illegal.
PERIOD.
The second amendment means ALL arms, not just firearms.
Correct
The 2nd amendment is pretty clear. It mentions nothing about guns or firearms. It mentions arms. Which includes guns and anything that you use for defense. Which a Billy club or switchblade or brass knuckles plainly do.
I have been relentlessly been teaching people this since the woke generation came about, glad to see it finally catching on
So your saying we all gotta get our arms amputated?
@@owaind-g678 I think your enthusiasm for wit caused you to misunderstand what I'm saying.
To clarify, I'm saying that people focus too much on firearms being the focus of 2nd amendment arguments. Anything that could be used as a defensive/offensive weapon is an arm, including the ones attached to you from birth, and I think that regulation of any of them is a violation of the 2nd amendment.
I've heard of guys carrying hammers, which is about as lethal a weapon as you can carry short of a firearm of some kind, but if they're pulled aside by a cop they can honestly say they don't have a weapon just some old hand tool.
Exactly
You mean it's ok until some political hack who's surrounded by armed guards 24/7 labels it a high capacity assault hammer.
Silly laws. You don't reload a hammer.
i carry a small hammer often in winter times in my coat pocket lol
i would take a large stick over a hammer, thank you. It's useless.
That gravity knife is 🔥
I live in Free America. We have no such stupid laws in Missouri.
Butterfly knives being illegal only if concealed is such a funny law. That means the proper legal way to carry one is to openly flip it around, preferably while doing the 50's greaser creep walk and snapping your fingers. Absolute gold.
*Cop walks past like nothing is happening*
*you put the knife in your pocket*
*Cop tackles you immediately*
It's called putting it on your belt.
New Hampshire has ZERO knife laws on carrying, size, action or intent. It's wonderful
Maine?
@@SMLEFGFJB I'm
Born and raised in NH but wished I lived in Maine, without question the most underrated state in the US.
Great buds, fantastic wildlife/nature and lots of guns. You guys live up to your motto "the way life should be"
Same with Kentucky. Coupled with some of the most relaxed gun laws in the world. It's great.
Don’t forget that there is no concealed carry permit required either.
@@clambelly3 Nope. No permit required for concealed or open carry.
don't forget the famous can opener. illegal
Ok so how is majority of guns legal, but some knives are illegal to carry. I am a knife guy and an archery guy and I just don’t get how the laws work
Imagine making knives and a retractable hitting stick illegal…
Silly laws
@@ChrispyThings Silly? malicious. Laws like that are designed to keep people in the prison system so the state can keep their license plate making slaves
The retractable hitting stick is only illegal because it's bigger than their tiny D's.
@@ChrispyThings tyranny
In Türkiye stick that can be used to attack and every kind of knife is illegal reason is bad people might use it for something illegal reason is police wont know who will use it in good and who is gonna use it for bad (note: knifes that are multi tool is legal like leatherman or swiss army knife)
A free person does not need permission to be armed.
Bingo!!!
i dont want to start a fire, but i dont think children should be free to shoot up schools
That is unfortunately what free people say just before they aren’t. Vote early, vote often.🎉
@@Sssseeeeyyyba.7452 because you could loose your rights if you don’t???
@@ZllabyMakkus Yep. He knows about (((them)))...
NYS knife laws are dumb, but it could be worse, we could have the restrictions they have in NYC
They could always be worse
All of these are legal in ohio and we are officially a constitutional carry state now as well, so you can open carry or carry concealed.. and we have stand your ground laws, so you don't have to retreat to prove your self defense if someone is attacking you. I'm for all of it.
I think only one more state needs to pass constitutional carry for the majority of states to be constitutional carry states.
I bought this same gravity knife when Ohio changed the laws. I always have it with me now. It's a really cool knife.
You also have the new chernobyl going on in east Palestine. 😬😥🤬☠️
Texas too
Probably why they just killed you guys and your animals with that train derailment. I’d get the fuck outta there quick if I was you. Cancer is gonna decimate that state.
Just put a phone mount on the end of the extendable baton. It's a selfie stick!
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Or use a metal cane they can’t stop you from carrying it anywhere even if you went to the white house they would have to allow it
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@@jacobarmstrong2343 Yeah, my brass derby handled walking stick comes apart to give me something akin to brass knuckles for one hand, and a 4' length of thumb thick hardwood for the other. Perfectly legal when they're screwed together though.
If you can't buy it legally, make it. I used some locally grown Hazelwood and used steam to form the threads at the top end. I do have a Victorian sword cane too, but carrying that really would land me in hot water. Not too many places those are legal anymore, in my country I can own it, but not carry it.
2nd Amendment!!! These laws are unconstitutional in the US.
The right of the people to keep and bear ARMS shall not be infringed. That doesn’t just apply to guns.
Lock people up even when there isn't a victim!
@@_Meng_Lan How nice of you to inflate the numbers using Suicides and Justifiable Homicides (Police killing on duty and Defensive gun use) to make it look bad while your stabbings are majority used in actual crimes
@@_Meng_Lan Boot licker? Thankful for what? Keeping self defense options away from non-criminals?
@@_Meng_Lan where do you get your numbers?
The FBI database states in 2012 it was thirty thousand and over half were suicides and about nine thousand were self defense cases or justified shooting by police with roughly under 9000 being actual homicide and hey I'm glad you don't wanna be able to have the right to protect yourself but I'd rather have that right!
Either way your numbers are just wrong per the database but honestly it could be ten times that amount and I would still prefer to be armed!
@@_Meng_Lan and this is a video about knife and melee weapons, why bring firearms into it?
@@_Meng_Lan the uk also has much less people
Everything on the desk is legal where I live unless an officer decides otherwise in which case they can accuse you of carrying with intent to do harm and then pretty much everything becomes illegal. They like to keep laws nice and vagues so they can accuse you of whatever they want.
Ah yes, the wonderful, never abused world of "officer discretion".
Hopefully you dont have a "like minded" activist judge backing up such a minset.
Void for vagueness
California is the only state where expandable batons are illegal to both own and carry. In Massachusetts, New York, and Washington D.C. batons are illegal to carry, but legal to own for home use. There are no federal laws against carrying expandable batons.
Thinking you could grab knuckle dusters before a fight shows how little you’ve had to fight 😂 this dude must watch a lot of kung foo movies
Imagine making a sharp piece of metal illegal when the whole squad has m16s
I definetly would be arresting anyone trying to stop anyone from owning these things if i was sheriff
@@TheAnnoyingBoss lmaooo you must be young😂😂
@@franciscomagallon3364 hes saying he would arrest the people who try to arrest the people who own these.
@@darthanubis4204 I see I read the comment wrong
@@franciscomagallon3364 you are defiantly not for true freedom.
Fun fact,brass knuckles aren't illegal if bought and named "paper weights" and can be bought in most fishing shops for that reason
Until you carry one off your property or use it as a weapon.
@@illmade2 actually no,you can carry it off your property to use as fishing weights kinda the whole point of buying them in a fishing shop,at least where I'm from
In Pennsylvania brass knuckles can be owned as "curios or collectables", but are illegal to carry. Everything else in this video is legal to carry in Pa
I have one that is a belt buckle
I got mine as a hot rod shift knob.
I kinda get why brass knuckles are illegal. I feel like a lot of people don’t know how deadly they actually are which could lead to a lot of assaults turning into manslaughter
Coins in a sock can be deconstructed and carried on your person and they won’t even find it on a search.
A roll of nickels works real good
What's crazy is in many states concealing certain knives is illegal even if you are legally allowed to carry a concealable firearm.
Definitely sounds like a law in Illinois 😆
Killing someone silently with a knife is a lot easier than with a gun.
@@Roach_Dogg_JR I thought murder was always illegal everywhere. Is that not true where you're at?
@@Roach_Dogg_JR so is chocking them, that doesn’t mean that we all have to keep out hands in out pockets.
A knife is less lethal than a gun and it has a lot more uses, doesn’t make any sense
Illegal. Which means you won't have protection when some clown comes at you with a baseball bat.
Keep your shit dacked and keep your head down.
Never draw unless its 100% VITAL to you waking up tomorrow.
The only way you'll get caught is if you give police legal reason to search you fully.
AKA keep your head down.
I will have it when the clown comes at me with a baseball bat. I won’t have it when the cops show up.
They're banning bats next, unless you're in the process of playing baseball.
@@hoviksmailim playing baseball with the head of the punk that tries to rob me
That's right the clown gets to sue you after you defend yourself for traumatic damages and mental anguish, then take your house while the DA gives him the pass because he's a marginalized victim of XYZ group.
I always loved a knife dealer covering his/her ass by stating "you know this is illegal, right?" YUP!!! LOL.
In California, anything can be considered an illegal weapon. It all depends upon the intentions of the user and how you answer questions.
Laws are made for good people to follow. The bad guy doesn't care and he'll still cause harm regardless of a law
Laws are made to make the government money. Not for good people to follow. All they care about is proof and intent. Not right from wrong.
Good people? You mean sheeple? I can own and carry whatever I want. I don't victimize people. No victim, no crime. "Laws" protect no one from anything.
If someone tries to stab you, politely remind them that it's illegal to do so. They will stop immediately.
@@williamh4172 did you just say "sheeple" unironically?
You're thinking of the traditional definition of law. In modern times, laws are made to control the populace and ensure more effective top down control.
Only banned from public carry for law abiding citizens, criminals can carry what ever the fock they like.
Wouldn’t people with criminal records get in way more trouble for having these
And wouldn’t u no longer be a law abiding citizen if you’re carrying an illegal weapon in public
It’s not like criminals can conceal these better than citizens
@@Cheesepuff8 What is your point? I am merely saying low lifes do not abide by the law and carry whatever they like. Which means law abiding citizens who do not carry and do not break the law are less able to defend themselves because they are not allowed to carry certain defencesive weapons.
Here in the U.K. you are not allowed to carry ANYTHING for self defence, even say a sharp hb pencil.
the reason knifes etc get banned, is because of people using them to do illegal stuff, so the knife gets banned, if anyone with that knife, normally not a law abiding citizen, if they are caught with it, they get in trouble, if they commit a crime with an illegal knife they get years added to there prison sentence, knifes being banned is nothing to do with the knife, its so the police has a reason to arrest someone that is a law breaker..... ps sorry if i used any of the wrong spellings im dyslexic lol
Criminals dont follow the law? Say it isnt so
@@oz_jones that's the whole point of banning knifes and stuff, they don't follow the law, so they will still carry them, therefore get even more time in prison, that's why they ban them
All of those are illegal to CARRY. Legal to OWN. In every state. Owning and carry are different
I find it weird that melee weapons are ever illegal considering I can carry a 500 magnum if I wanted.
A company found a loophole in the law in regards to balisong knives and created a butterfly machete for the UK Market.
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Maybe a technical loophole, but I wouldn’t want to be the one who tests that loophole in U.K. courts. I imagine there are all kinds of laws around intent, as well as archaic laws on public order etc., which could be used to punish you for having one on your person in any manner of situations.
@@fabe61 uk shops are selling them so they are 100% legal tools ,and I just noticed amazon have a saw version for sale also in the UK .
So there is no risk health and safety and policy dictate that .
@@roguesheep1747I think they recently got banned. It was a discussion in April and pretty sure it comes into effect about now
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It's called disarming the public.
Well we still have the most dangerous types of weapons. Having these items would be amazing but it's nothing more than annoying for it to be illegal.
@@uncle-jalapeno- No, it's not just "annoying", it's a reason to harass and arrest decent, law-abiding citizens, who wouldn't harm anyone, except in self-defense. They know crooks won't stop using those weapons, including guns, and the gov't doesn't care if they do. The crooks will be out on bail in a few hours and receive a slap on the wrist, while political opponents are railroaded and have their lives destroyed.
@Jay R. aka. Just Pelé if they're illegal you don't carry them. Like the law isn't a secret. Whether or not laws are stupid, you still follow them. No cops are going to harass and arrest law abiding citizens that have a ballistic knife in the top shelf of their closet. Those are stupid ass laws that are very easy to not be arrested for.
@Jay R. aka. Just Pelé I agree with you on the criminal thing though. I work with 8 time felons and it's just sick. Ballistic knife as an example again, it's really practical to make someone stay away from you, and not many psychos or criminals would choose something that creative as their weapon. Definitely stupid we can't carry around long range blades or even blades of certain lengths in a country with guns, tools literally designed to attack at a range.
@@uncle-jalapeno- The right to bear arms shall not be infringed. The Constitution and this country and the right to bear arms are far older and more important than your opinion or anybody else's. And the only annoying thing is all of the moron's claiming gun laws will make people more safe when the statistics clearly don't reflect that. It's not about safety it's about control. Never has any gun laws of any kind saved any lives. Just like no gun has ever killed anyone.
Fun fact: in Austria only the brass knuckles are illegal. The baton only if it has an enlarged end (like a steel ball or something like this).
These are ALL legal in Texas. God bless Texas.
You aren't suppose to feel safe unless the government is protecting you.
Good luck with that.
I think that sarcasm was so heavy, it sank into the ground and you missed it, Bro.
They made me feel like the water in Ohio is safe. It should be a crime to use water filters. ☺️
For sure, and just know they WILL NOT lie to you either!
Yea,the government protects you,like in Uvalde Texas?
i live in TN, and here knuckle dusters are completely illegal.... HOWEVER i can carry ANY length blade openly OR concealed (switchblades, gravity knives, balisong, it's ALL good), AND i can openly carry a firearm with no training or permit AND it's illegal for police to ask me questions about said gun.
All those knives are 100% legal to own and carry in Arizona..
Where I live those retractable sticks are also illegal. But when I was still in military academy, some special service security that guards the parliament and politicians, came and held a talk for us. They said that the law also prevents them to have these sticks, but it would be very useful for when the guarded person is grabbed by someone in the crowd and they would have to brake the hold on them. So they had procurement order them a special gear set that consisted of mirrors that could be attached to telescopic titanium sticks. The gear is supposed to be for when they use the mirror to check under the cars for bombs, but of course, they would need to carry the mirror handles on their belt and the mirrors in their suit. They called these handles "tactical mirror attachment handles" :D The handles could be legally carried and when the need arise....
Love it!
Oof. That's sad, and hilarious. Buy a coat hanger, oil filter adapter and now a mirror stick.
Imagine guns being legal, but knuckle dusters and knives being illegal? Imagine.
I thought only felons didn't have the right to defend their own lives.
So, ... How am I supposed to get cops to uphold law and order?
Government wants to even control the type of knife you own… next we will only be able to carry a full butter knife.
England is there. Virtually no circumstances where an average citizen is allowed to have anything more significant than a pen knife, and even that could get you in trouble. Unsurprisingly, the English aren't really the problem at all.
You would hurt BUTTER!? You, you animal! What did the poor butter do to you? 😂
Criminals find such laws useful, law abiding citizens are thereby imperilled.
Making it legal would also mean making it more accessible for criminals and potential criminals. And they are the first ones to buy such stuff.
@@irgendeinname9256 Background Checks. For all of it. Fixes your problem.
@@swingonthespiral just because someone doesn't have a criminal record doesn't mean he isn't a potential threat. Making deadly weapons more accessible doesn't make a country safe, just compare the US to other developed countries
@Irgend ein Name other countries have tons of stabbings and clubbing. And tons of thefts. The only difference? They get away with it.
You know what else they have in those countries? Weaker governments. Here our government is the strongest in the world. We citizens need as many arms as possible to protect ourselves from our government.
Best case scenario of a criminal using a weapon is a civilian, innocent kills that criminal. No court money, no jail money, just one bad actor off the planet earth.
@@swingonthespiralEvery School Shooter in the last 20 years has had a clean criminal record. Background checks alone don’t do shit.
"You can still be arrested for carrying with intent" they can just say it's legal for everyone but young black men to carry, we all know what they mean
Screwdriver, kitchen knife, baseball bat, stick enter chat😂😂 these politicians man