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  1. 07-07-2019, 08:51 AM #11
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    Looks like the usual GN 'Police' squad is on patrol.......
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    Quote Originally Posted by Milanczar View Post
    Looks like the usual GN 'Police' are on patrol.......
    Place is full of duddley do rights. Lol
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    And why would you want them anyway?
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    Quote Originally Posted by truemask View Post
    Even if made of plastic I don't see a point in owning these.

    If you were to be searched by police (or police saw you with them) carrying these, they are clearly a weapon.

    And as per Canadian Criminal code, possessing or carrying a concealed weapon is illegal.

    But as for say a knife there may be a utility purpose behind carrying a knife, used for cutting various objects, or a rescue tool trapped by a seatbelt etc etc. Utility purposes allow you to carry a knife legally. Self defense is not one.

    But as for these there is no utility purpose. They can't be used as a tool in anyway, they are clearly for use a weapon.

    Enjoy your new criminal record if your caught with these.
    Thank you soooo so much for your unsolicited legal advice cowboy! Round of applause for this guy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by billbmcleod View Post
    And why would you want them anyway?
    Why not? We're a supposedly free country...
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    What next? Plastic straws?
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    Claim the utility purpose of them is knuckle protection when reaching into tight places
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    Quote Originally Posted by truemask View Post
    Even if made of plastic I don't see a point in owning these.

    If you were to be searched by police (or police saw you with them) carrying these, they are clearly a weapon.

    And as per Canadian Criminal code, possessing or carrying a concealed weapon is illegal.

    But as for say a knife there may be a utility purpose behind carrying a knife, used for cutting various objects, or a rescue tool trapped by a seatbelt etc etc. Utility purposes allow you to carry a knife legally. Self defense is not one.

    But as for these there is no utility purpose. They can't be used as a tool in anyway, they are clearly for use a weapon.

    Enjoy your new criminal record if your caught with these.
    Really then how come when I got pulled over and searched, they gave them back to me? Anything can be considered a weapon, it's all about intent. Anyway they've been in Canada for years. Don't tell the cops you plan on punching someone with them and you're golden. Oh, and make sure you wrap some paracord around it, because it's a paracord wrap after all.
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    Trudope has a pair made out of , uh, paper bottle, like plastic box,uh, water box material....
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