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Could you link to a formal document specifying the ban? I'm not Australian, never even been there, so I have no idea how the legal system works there, but I'm v
by hpaavola 4y ago
Could you link to a formal document specifying the ban? I'm not Australian, never even been there, so I have no idea how the legal system works there, but I'm very skeptical that any knot could be illegal in any civilized country.
- dmos62 4y agoWait until you hear of banned books.
- hpaavola 4y agoYou are free to discuss about books as you wish, but books are not knots.
- dmos62 4y agoIs banning a book more civilized than banning a knot?
- hpaavola 4y agoI have no idea why are you talking about books in a thread about knots. Feel free to talk about books as much as you wish, but it sure would be more beneficial to do it somewhere else.
- dmos62 4y agoMy comments are in reply to your statement about not understanding how a civilized country can ban knots. To spell it out, I'm saying that we love banning things, and banning a knot is in line with that: it's not even the most disturbing ban we have. For example, we ban symbols (e.g. swastikas).