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I don't see a need for an undetectable knife. If you're using a knife for a legitimate purpose, what's wrong with a good ole steel blade? Cuomo is 100% right on this. NY has always been ahead of the curve on this issue. I remember when Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance Jr. busted a bunch of stores in NYC for selling illegal switchblade-style knives. Even Home Depot was selling them.
The whole knife culture that has grown up over the past few decades needs to be looked at. We haven't had serious knife legislation from US Congress since 1957.
Knife culture?
It isn't the government's job to tell us what we can own, merely what we can use our possessions for - and even that is a very loose interpretation.
If you want new legislation, let them keep pushing gun laws. They'll get to the knife legislation when they realize gun laws didn't work. Much like Britain.
So why not just require that any undetectable knife have a chunk of steel embedded, so that it would show up on a metal detector? You could take one of these undetectable knives into a jail, on an airplane, or into a courtroom. Something needs to be done here.
A criminal doesn't care. He'll be carrying one you can't find.
Thank God I left that state when I did. What a bunch of loony bins.
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