In China knives are considered deadly weapons if carried/brandished in public. Same in Japan and probably Korea.
I once took a kitchen knife to get sharpened in Japan and the shop told me that it was extremely important for me to wrap the knife up in a towel and then tie string around the whole thing tightly so that it can't come loose. If the cops found me carrying an improperly secured knife, the could charge me with carrying a weapon in public.
But of course, China is uniquely dystopian, Cee Cee Pee oppression, etc etc.
Judge Nic Madge has suggested introducing a scheme whereby members of the public could get their kitchen knives modified.
Why would anyone do this? If they're not out committing crimes with their cutlery, they won't need to. If they are out committing said crimes, they won't want to. Baffling.
"I don't know how to cook but here's my opinion anyway."
In China knives are considered deadly weapons if carried/brandished in public. Same in Japan and probably Korea.
I once took a kitchen knife to get sharpened in Japan and the shop told me that it was extremely important for me to wrap the knife up in a towel and then tie string around the whole thing tightly so that it can't come loose. If the cops found me carrying an improperly secured knife, the could charge me with carrying a weapon in public.
But of course, China is uniquely dystopian, Cee Cee Pee oppression, etc etc.
Lol or the UK: Judge says kitchen knives should have blunt tips
Chinese cleaver supremacy gang.
Why would anyone do this? If they're not out committing crimes with their cutlery, they won't need to. If they are out committing said crimes, they won't want to. Baffling.
"I don't know how to cook but here's my opinion anyway."