2005 House Bill 4092: Ban certain multibladed devices

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Introduced by Rep. Virgil Smith, Jr. (D) on February 1, 2005, to ban the sale and possession of “a sharp-edged multibladed device with blades capable of being locked into place for use as a weapon.” “Switchblades” are banned elsewhere in the penal code (MCL 750.226a).
- Referred to the House Judiciary Committee on February 1, 2005.

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1) whatever happened to the by Anonymous Citizen on June 21, 2006
concept of "bearing arms for the defense of yourelf and the state"?

if you are carrying a knife, you are "armed", if "only" with a knife.

as a previous poster said, never carry a knife to a gunfight.

but i add, that every gunfighter i know ALSO carries a knife.

it's not the THING, it's how you USE the thing that makes it a weapon.

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2) This is why by Anonymous Citizen on June 21, 2006
only property owners should be allowed to vote.
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3) Delusional by Anonymous Citizen on June 21, 2006
"able to be swung in multiple directions without changing grip or hand position"
If this scenario were correct you would only get to swing it once before taking one in the coconut. Your statement assumes that whoever is getting the knife swung at is unarmed.
Don't ever bring a knife (even a scary one) to a gun fight.
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