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> Not laws against dinnerware. Don't worry, the UK is on the case https://reason.com/2019/10/07/the-u-k-must-ban-pointy-knives-says-church-of-england/ https://
by Retr0id 10mo ago
> Not laws against dinnerware.
Don't worry, the UK is on the case https://reason.com/2019/10/07/the-u-k-must-ban-pointy-knives-says-church-of-england/ https://reason.com/2019/10/07/the-u-k-must-ban-pointy-knives...
- p0w3n3d 10mo agolike in this meme: Oi you cheeky ..., is that a knoife I thought this was an exaggeration
- ErroneousBosh 10mo agoYeah, you know that's a right-wing ragebait site, that posts made-up stories to make the "critical thinkers" angry, right?
- Retr0id 10mo agoI wasn't aware of that, it was just the first non-paywalled article about it I found. The primary source: https://www.rochester.anglican.org/communications/news/government-urged-to-restrict-the-sale-of-pointed-knives.php https://www.rochester.anglican.org/communications/news/gover...
- cowboylowrez 10mo agolol says you, its been my experience that reason.com does NOT post made-up stories, they simply have priorities aligned with their political biases which is relatively normal nowadays. AI agrees. google: "Reason.com is a reputable source that adheres to journalistic standards, but its content is filtered through a specific, consistent libertarian lens."
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- ErroneousBosh 10mo agoOkay, so they're repeating an anti-immigrant neonazi talking point because they're "libertarian". Okay.
- cowboylowrez 10mo agocan you post the neonazi part? I couldn't find it. if you're uncomfortable posting actual nazi text, post the wordcount that precedes it in the article and I can count the words that precede your neonazi discovery.