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LONDON Gun Control Didn’t Work, Now Anti-Trump Mayor Tries ‘KNIFE CONTROL’
SOURCE : https://goo.gl/YzPpWQ
London is a mess.
Crime is at its highest level, rape, murder, and endless acid and knife attacks.
Mayor Sadiq Khan claims radical Islam attacks are just “part and parcel” of living in a big city.
However, things have gotten so bad that Khan is now adding “knife control” to the city, as the latest step to stop angry radical Islamist’s from attacking innocent people.
Good luck with that, Sadiq.
After nearly 100 years of gun control London, and the UK as a whole, are looking at knife control as the latest step in trying to dissuade the criminally-minded from carrying out their schemes.
London’s Mayor Sadiq Khan used a tweet to go after knives with verbiage similar to gun control rhetoric. He said, “No excuses; there is never a reason to carry a knife.”
On April 2, 2018, Breitbart News reported that Britain began an incremental adoption of stringent gun controls in 1920. The controls were ratcheted up during the decades that followed, until the hoops one had to jump through for legal handgun ownership reached a point were doing so became impractical. (The handgun prohibitions were contained in the Firearms Act of 1997.)
In 2009, just 12 years after the passage of the Firearms Act, the Daily Mail declared Britain was “the most violent country in Europe.” It reported that Britain had “a worse rate for all types of violence than the U.S.”
On October 21, 2017, Breitbart News reported that rapes in London were three times higher than in New York City and, on April 2, 2018, Breitbart News reported that London’s homicide rate had surpassed the number of homicides in New York City, year-to-date.
London’s homicides are largely being committed with knives so the Mayor is increasingly focused on controlling knives and is granting police “extra stop and search powers for areas worst-affected by knife crime.” The Daily Wire reports that “Parliament is also set to take up heavy ‘knife control’ legislation when it resumes this week.”