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A. G. Maisey · 14th June 2010, 08:48 AM

Yes Stu, I'm very well aware that importation and prohibition have been discussed at length more than once.

My post is not an attempt to hijack this thread, I was merely pointing out that in respect of Australia, the length and nature of a dagger is written into law.

We have already defined it.

In other places that definition could well be different, and in fact, it could well be something that is unable to be defined within the mindset of some societies.

I do most humbly apologise if I have created undue diversion and disrupted anybody's train of thought, however, be aware:- I will at the slightest encouragement continue to raise legal matters which have any bearing upon our shared interests.

For some of us, our only defence against the lawmakers is constant vigilance.

14th June 2010, 08:48 AM	#14
A. G. Maisey Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 6,700	Yes Stu, I'm very well aware that importation and prohibition have been discussed at length more than once. My post is not an attempt to hijack this thread, I was merely pointing out that in respect of Australia, the length and nature of a dagger is written into law. We have already defined it. In other places that definition could well be different, and in fact, it could well be something that is unable to be defined within the mindset of some societies. I do most humbly apologise if I have created undue diversion and disrupted anybody's train of thought, however, be aware:- I will at the slightest encouragement continue to raise legal matters which have any bearing upon our shared interests. For some of us, our only defence against the lawmakers is constant vigilance.