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Sannemander[2088627]
· 11 likes · You are really coping, aren't you?
Phil-I-P[2035498]
· 9 likes · Don't vote Labour. Those mfers are gonna try to take away your acid. Stand up and be heard, people!
Unlucky[2472585]
· 6 likes · Pff the o Lt way to stop a bad guy with acid is a good guy with acid. Everyone knows that.
But do you think that blocking the sale of corrosive liquids to those under 18 is actually going to do anything?
And with the advance of 3d printed weapons, it's only a few years now before the UK starts seeing guns on their streets. UK's Metro Police just raided a 3d printing weapons facility this past October, and cases like this are popping up in Spain, Sweden, Germany, and even in the Netherlands.
The point is, humans will always find ways to hurt or kill other people or things, even if they have to tie a rock to a stick.
Considering after this acid attacks lowered you are definitely wrong, also, most people doing those were under 18, so it definitely makes sense. in 2018 they introduced this law and see:
Blocking the sale of knives to under 18s did f**k all to lower the rate of knife crime.
Guns are already on our streets, a lot more than you would think too, I know someone who got caught with a live hand grenade and he’s not exactly someone I would trust with a BB gun