Actor Idris Elba Proves Why We Can't Compromise A Single Inch On The Second Amendment

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Famous actor Idris Elba spearheaded a knife ban campaign emphasizing the need for heightened government attention to combat the surge in knife crime across the United Kingdom by banning them.
Idris Elba launched this Ban Knives campaign with a symbolic exhibition outside Parliament Square in central London.
The display featured a meticulously arranged installation of more than 200 articles of clothing, symbolizing the individuals tragically lost to knife crime in the U.K. over the past year.
The campaign advocates for an immediate prohibition on machetes and so-called "zombie knives," characterized as bladed weapons exceeding eight inches in length.
As part of the newly introduced legislation, initially disclosed last year, the sale, possession, manufacture, or transportation of "zombie-style" knives will now be deemed illegal.
This move by Idris Elba really highlights the importance of safeguarding our fundamental Second Amendment rights.
It's a poignant reminder of why we must never compromise even an inch on our Second Amendment.
Our AR-15s, the gun control crowd calls "Assault Weapons," are similar to their "Zombie Knives".
As we witness calls for bans on seemingly any sharp object, we must stay vigilant, recognizing that the fight for our freedoms, especially the right to bear arms, is perpetual.
This story exemplifies why the gun control crowd will never cease their efforts.
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[@spikespeigel6902]

The fact that "knife control" is a legitimate debate in the UK is freaking insane

[@krevor4095]

They are a monarchy. In their generational mindset, they are subjects of the crown. They are subject to whatever the Crown/Parliament decrees. In the US, the generational mindset is that the government is subject to the people. We've been forgetting that over the years. We even have people who's first thought is "What is the government doing about this?" I've heard it said that the biggest difference between being a subject and a citizen is being armed.

[@alejandroc7357]

Us gun owners called it and joked about the future coming to this. I guess they are gonna have to ban human hands 😂

[@huricanethreeonesix]

​@@krevor4095we are not subj cya of the crown. The crown is completely symbolic, you dunno what you're talking about.

[@alaniasdruid8616]

we should not have stopped at freeing ourselves, world domination lads!

[@jessepanders1407]

Just wait until it becomes a fork debate. 😂

[@copperclawz]

Never, ever, give an inch on 2A. The control freaks will never be reasonable.

[@paulharvey1947]

I revile the term, "Common Sense." I consider it to be common sense that we live by the Constitution & Bill of Rights, but these Leftists feel it's common sense to violate any Rights to anything they disagree with when they wake up each afternoon.

[@nmk5003]

Here we go again. The UK doesn't have a 2nd amendment, so they didn't give an inch it is and always has been completely legal to ban weapons of any variety in the UK. As usual, Colin Noir's point makes no sense.

[@dildoswaggins2907]

@@nmk5003cept knives of course 🫠

[@joshjohnson2600]

I'm from Illinois. Half of my arsenal, attachments and ammo are illegal in my state. I feel bad for the fool they send to collect my stuff.

[@blowinshtup6553]

next it’ll be forks and spoons in the UK. must suck to be so neutered

[@willspann9894]

They could literally ban all knives and then people would just make them. How do they think prison shanks are made?

[@AbraCaStabra]

And they're much easier to make than guns 😂

[@theairwaybat1830]

And you can even make plastic very sharp

[@GrosvnerMcaffrey]

They'd use their hands if they had too

[@gishjalmr5628]

Ban all metals! Wait ban rocks and minerals too since they can be shaped into a blade!

[@bnkosu]

You can make a shiv out of hard candy or frozen H2O.

[@edgeofentropy3492]

4:44 "The way they do this is INCREMENTALLY." 100% TRUTH.

[@krane15]

Its the classic frog and the pot idiom. We know it, and yet we still fall into the trap.

[@edgeofentropy3492]

@@krane15 Because of our laziness, and complacency.

[@donnamarielandry1649]

As Hitler did.

[@edgeofentropy3492]

@@donnamarielandry1649 We are at boiling point right now. People don't realize this.

[@bitfo]

You got that right. By increments so it is less noticeable. Which is why they hate older people. WE DO FKIN NOTICE, and we ain’t got much to lose either!!! 😂

[@carlwest3441]

I bought my first knife at a flea market when I was 12 years old. Hearing them talk like this is bizarre.

[@ericking4072]

IKR?BORN&RAISED IN NORCAL WINECOUNTRY HAD A BUCK 112 AT ABOUT 8 YEARS OLD....CUB SCOUTS.

[@MrBigHoss]

We used to buy knives at the county fair. Those raggedly butterflie knives would cut our hands to pieces lol

[@FosterTravis1071]

Brits.... they've rolled over to the government security promises. Next up... Spoons.

[@maynardcarmer3148]

When I was still in school, lo, these many years ago, all the country kids carried those 'Boy Scout' pocket knives. Not so much with the townies. Funny thing is, nobody ever attacked anyone with a knife. Times were different then.

[@CaptGuts1945]

Same 10 years old for me. 10 year old daughter just got her first Swiss army.

[@samueldavidvisuals2595]

The thought of a knife ban, let alone citizens actually defending such an idea, is terrifying. It seems like a dystopian movie. This is crazy

[@constitutionalright827]

They aren't citizens that are discussing that. They are SUBJECTS. Says so right on their passports. We were SUBJECTS once. Then 1775 happened, leading to 1776, leading to NOT BEING subjects.

[@richardcranium3579]

Welcome to the UK

[@lightweightjive]

🤡🇬🇧

[@davidwatts2963]

Because things have been good so long they don’t understand

[@draketheduelist]

What're they gonna' do next? Ban forks?

[@garymacneill7041]

Remember a couple years ago. The joke was “next thing you know the Brits will be banning knives”. And everyone was saying no they won’t how can you ban a knife? we all have knives in our kitchens. Whelp….

[@nordoceltic7225]

lol, yup. Next people are going to be saying "but they would never make people cut their hands off because hands can be used to strangle people..."

[@danielduncan6806]

Imagine a future where you have to register your chef's knife(the long pointy wide knife), or santoku(vegetable knife), just so you can cook dinner. The people in the UK are headed there right now, and have been for some time. And there is no going back for them now, because they have all been literally reprogrammed. This is their normal now, their "common sense". The UK is going through some very tough times right now, too. Their economy is near 0% growth, not even a whole number. The people there are getting desperate. Their desperation is being exploited. Those who are emotionally compromised are easy marks; easy to deceive, easy to manipulate.

[@thomgizziz]

@@danielduncan6806 Dude a santoku is just the japanese version of a chef's knife, a general kitchen knife not a knife made for vegetables... seriously stop trying to be fancy, you aren't special but you are "special"

[@danielduncan6806]

@@thomgizzizYou should check on that. There is a reason the blade is shaped the way it is.

[@bryanwoods3373]

Or trying to figure out how to prevent anything to be shaped into a knife. Prisons show that a lot of things can be turned into a weapon given time and patience. And the enterprising can mold cast knives from metal cans. Are they going to restrict 12-packs of soda or buying canned beans?

[@billiondollardan]

The UK is more nuts than we are. I mean worrying about a knife? A pen stabs quite well too. What about a piece of wood? What about razors? Look at your desk and try to count how many things could be turned into weapons

[@robertsmith2956]

Love the add for a 0% lower. CAUTION: This is a precision milled block of metal. the edges are extremely sharp. Works great as a blunt object right out of the box.

[@BoMwarriorVlog]

John Wick comes to mind...

[@dawnt6791]

So very true. I'm looking at my letter opener at the moment. LOL Not to mention the dowels I use for shoving stuffing into crocheted animals. Oh, and my scissors and pens.

[@billiondollardan]

@@dawnt6791 you've got a damned arsenal there, dawn! coppers are on the way

[@dawnt6791]

@@billiondollardan 😆

[@grumpyoldretiredcop8382]

He's a Brit. They are SUBJECTS. If we don't want to be subjects, you are absolutely correct; we cannot compromise on 2A.

[@jjc4577]

We fought a war a few years back to stop being subjects of the crown. That war resulted in the very document the people in charge want to do away with (it's not about the 2nd, it's about all of the items in the Bill of Rights that are inconvenient)

[@bthemedia]

Subjects or slaves, either way they lack basic freedoms and the human right to self defense.

[@DMando04]

No, he's not a Brit, he's just a subject..I don't say that with malice

[@MarcoPolo-zc6zo]

Exactly. They chose poorly.

[@mikeexton5761]

Tbh, The Royal Family don't actually do much of anything except act as figureheads. They have the power to sign in laws, and if they don't, that prompts a "constitutional crisis", and they effectively get voted into even further irrelevance. As well as keeping their jobs, pretty much all the major royals (with the possible exception of the now King) go shooting regularly. The late Prince Philip (back in '96 when the handgun ban came into effect) said "If a cricketer, for instance, suddenly decided to go into a school and batter a lot of people to death with a cricket bat, which he could do very easily, I mean, are you going to ban cricket bats?” The problem isn't the Royals. It started off with a knee-jerk reaction to two tradegies by a supposedly right wing govt. which the left then swooped on like vultures when it was their time in power, because of couse they did. You already need ID and be over 18 to by a butter knife in the UK, so I have no idea what more Mr Elba thinks he can add to that. Could it be that a mayor who massively defunded, denigrated, and hamstrung his own police force, encouraged huge levels of unchecked immigration into the city, sponsored a collection of failed economic policies, as well massive cost of living, lack of male role models, prevalance of "Grime culture (think gangsta rap from the '90's but shit) etc... are the issue? The Royals are effete and irrelevant but it's the politicians that are driving the UK into the ground, on both sides of the Commons. You are entirely right about the 2a though. Don't give your guys a fucking inch, because they will certainly take a mile.

[@hogandonahue9598]

Bro Imagine a fucking background check for a kitchen knife set! They are SUPER brainwashed in the UK holy crap!

[@PewPewPark]

Oye! You got a loicnce for that there 7" bread knife do you? Permission from the crown 'ave you?

[@ThirtytwoJ]

Us is requiring ID upload for pron access.. aint far off.

[@HumanHamCube]

Says the same British government that disarmed and abused the world.

[@SteveNas530]

Rocks will be next.

[@besabaftw]

They'll break into your house and steal your TV if you don't have a license for it. That should tell you everything

[@FozzieSTIlife]

I'm a gun owner in the UK. I've got 12 firearms, including an AR15 (only 22LR, mind you). To hear some people in this country talk about banning it makes me ashamed to be a Brit. These people will talk about me not being safe with a gun even though they know I've had to pass all sorts of background checks and medical checks....but what do i know about them?? Bet they drive cars which are responsible for WAY more deaths. Maybe they shouldn't be allowed to drive? Watching my countrymen simp to the government that constantly takes their rights is sickening.

[@Anthony-Bluhm]

Don’t advertise it.

[@FozzieSTIlife]

@Anthony-Bluhm why? It's perfectly legal, and I refused to help them push the message of "guns bad" by hiding that I'm a gun owner. Obviously, I don't go telling people I don't know from a security stand point, but I ain't gonna hide it. I try to get as many people involved in the sports as possible.

[@Anthony-Bluhm]

I get it. I support you. But don’t advertise your shit online.

[@leslynoel6481]

As someone in Britain, even if they're legal don't let the internet know.

[@flexinclouds]

So many ppl talk about slavery in the past.. But they're too dim & brainwashed to realize theyre happily walking themselves into voluntary slavery right now. Literally asking for the govt to take away their freedom & rights

[@shaynethechangingman322]

Hearing these people talk about "zombie knives" and "ninja swords" is bizarre but also horrifying.

[@MSgtofMarines]

Banning knives is the absolute pinnacle of human stupidity. This is unmatched in the history of government overreach. Don't those people understand that their government hates them?

[@fadsa342]

It's not a ban on knives it's a ban on certain types of knives. Do I agree with it? No but I see nothing wrong with regulating the sale of them so a 14 year old kid can't order one off amazon and take it to school. FWIW even in the US we have laws on carrying blade like that, especially if you conceal it

[@madMARTYNmarsh1981]

We know they hate us. They tell us regularly. They show us regularly; look up Telford and Rotherham, places like that. See the government and other authorities cover ups. Even the police are anti British now; they are arresting Britons who carry our flag on the street. Not just in London, all over the country. Britain is now a fascist state.

[@ianhill4585]

Banning certain knives won't work, they'll just walk out to the kitchen and pick up an unbanned kitchen knife.

[@harpintn]

The King has always tired to keep his peasants unarmed, and unable to defend themselves.

[@Reginald_Harrison]

@@fadsa342It’s always starts with a ban on “certain types”, then when they realize that did nothing to stop/slow crime they’ll look to ban the next scariest thing (kitchen knives over 4 inches 😧)

[@cassidybronson6891]

I couldn’t imagine being this compliant that the government can hold dominion over me and then request they take MORE of my rights away.

[@mattlol163]

"i cant believe the government just LETS US buy knives!!! This is CRAZYYY bruhv" lmfao!!! BEEETTTAAAA rofl

[@dr.hugog.hackenbush9443]

It is not their right to infringe upon.

[@rbm6184]

@cassidybronson6891 That is the difference between free men and slave subjects of a government.

[@robertkoonce8365]

Welcome to the world of being a subject of a crown. They think they own you. That's what our gooberment is trying to instigate here. They already sold your name, why do think they tax you at every turn? When you make it, when you spend it, if you keep it, if you use it, then when you die, they tax it when you pass it on . If you manage to keep enough to pass on. There are kings and rulers, and there serfs, slaves, and subjects. We ain't in the first group, brother. Unless we keep our rights and freedom.

[@cassidybronson6891]

@@dr.hugog.hackenbush9443 exactly, I agree!

[@d10dozerman2]

Common Sense is banning any politician who is anti 2A. Stay 2A strong 💪👊

[@Berts-pets]

Or ban their armed security guards.

[@nephicus339]

Common sense.. So rare, it's a super power!

[@3nertia]

@@nephicus339 "If you want common knowledge to be true then you must first let true knowledge be common" Propaganda is a scarily effective weapon heh

[@daltonnunyabiz3067]

It’s against your rights. It should be a civil rights violation to propose anti bill of rights legislation

[@furrycow9263]

@@3nertiaThis sort of propaganda only works because people can’t be bothered to do their own research and are content to be completely ignorant.

[@mroriginalabides6730]

I dream one day of moving from the UK to the US. When I was young and impressionable I believed americans should have their guns seized. I was shown Bowling for Columbine in school and it terrified me. Years later my dad took me out with an air rifle, was hesitant but went and I turned out to get really good at it, hitting bottle tops of the top of branches at great distances and fell in love with. I then found out we could own guns in the UK but were licensed. Started researching and hearing the pro gun side of the argument from america and slowly but surely completely did a 180. I now own shotguns and rifles but don't have the full freedom to enjoy them, I can go to ranges but the state can take them away at any moment for the smallest reasons. I thank god americans have been strong enough to hang onto these precious rights.

[@philipsc4225]

Im old enough to remember when in high school, students who drove trucks had gun racks with a rifle and a shotgun in the gun rack. There were NO SCHOOL SHOOTINGS. Also i got in trouble for a hawkbill knive. Teacher took my knife and gave it back at the end of the day. Now if you draw a picture of a gun or knife, you will be expelled from school. Pure insanity.

[@connorgillispie7128]

Makes me wonder what changed

[@DRob-gq3ki]

@connorgillispie71 democrats have gone off the rails thats what happened

[@fyrchmyrddin1937]

In late elementary school (4th grade US), my son was sent to the school psychiatrist *without notifying us* because he was drawing Nerf guns in his personal scrap paper. He went to recess and an overzealous public school teachers' aide rifled through his desk because she had seen him doodling. Needless to say, I put on my imaginary "brown round" and did my best Lou Gossett Jr. imitation on the assistant principal "Krystal". "Krystal" quit at the end of the semester.

[@gideonwestgate3291]

​@@connorgillispie7128 The culture!

[@BeReal918]

It's because we shut down the insane Asylums. I have a _new_ MAGA initiative: *Make Asylums Great Again!*

[@RD24LFG]

It's amazing how free men beg for their freedom to be taken from them. It's one of the most baffling things I witness often.

[@JR15A2]

They are not men.

[@jtho8937]

Loki's speech in Germany in the first Avengers is looking more and more unintentionally sensible as time goes on.

[@mylesharvey6488]

😂 Plato's The Cave analogy of freedom comes to mind!

[@alpha13dylan]

Some people can't handle having freedom. Freedom is dangerous and requires discipline and responsibility. Two things most Democrats do not like and it shows in how they vote. They increasingly vote for policies that give them freedom from responsibility and discipline and that isn't freedom at all.

[@3nertia]

Capitalism has most people brainwashed into subservience heh

[@Youareanexperiment]

So blessed I was able to immigrate to the US from the UK. Long live the Constitution.

[@mitchconner6831]

Be the example to any other Brit’s moving here. Our rights are non negotiable.

[@burmy1552]

Same here. I'd never move back to that nanny state. Hell, I wanna leave California because it's just as bad as the UK. We must defend the constitution and get Newsom a job cleaning toilets.

[@DreamFireNostalgia]

Glad to have you brother! Long live the constitution!

[@peterruiz6117]

WELCOME BRO

[@Miohunter444]

Welcome, glad you're here!!

[@aurysage3043]

Confusion continues that the 2A is only about firearms. Arms are not just firearms. Arms include all tools and weapons. Many tools are weapons. Weapons are tools. Rocks are weapons. Throughout history more people have been killed with rocks and sticks. Smallpox contaminated blankets killed more people than we ever knew existed and were used to this end on purpose. Thanks Colion. Great voice and great message.

[@bonelessthincrust]

That knife video was extremely cringe... imagine living like this, thinking your government isn't reigning you in hard enough. Absolutely unreal.

[@intello8953]

Well to us non Americans having mass shooting in America almost every month is insane to us 😂. You right wingers are hilarious

[@CerealDust-nStuff]

@@intello8953- Yeah and everyone of those mass shootings are done by radical leftist. Duh! 🙄

[@spacequack5470]

@@intello8953 You pretty clearly dont know what you're talking about. But keep trolling. Smh

[@aescyprium9995]

@@intello8953What country do you live in? Does it have social safety nets? Are you in Europe? I ask because for Europeans I want them to wait until their demographics collapse and there’s not enough working age people to pay taxes for all that. Come back when there’s mass unrest under austerity measures and you find out the police aren’t all that interested in protecting you. Enjoy “defending” yourself, however that’s going to work.

[@codyharney2997]

​@@intello8953yea all the "non American" countries with the total population of fuckin Utah lmfao. The u.s. is literally 50 countries under one namesake. Very few countries in the world have the population as our largest states.

[@TheWhatman21]

I'm mind blown at how they are weirded out by the fact you can readily get knives.... a basic tool used in the stone ages

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

Think you're missing a word in your comment there.

[@madtabby66]

Exactly! The man is talking about a kitchen knife!

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

@@madtabby66 But... It's a big and scary looking kitchen knife.

[@CarlosRamirez-wb7zu]

"Knives are just as dangerous as guns!" Y'all been saying that for years. I'll bet you regret that now. Why are you so obsessed with killing?

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

@@CarlosRamirez-wb7zu No one is obsessed with killing. Why so obsessed with posting misrepresentive nonsense arguments?

[@dirceusoffner7057]

As a south American who moved to US due to terrible public safety in my home country, gives me shivers how North Americans are so willingly giving their rights away to the government, they made us the same promise in Brazil 20 years ago, I hope this country never go down the same hole.

[@jnstruMENTAL]

This Colombian 100% agrees homie..these spoiled anti gun people are just ignorant

[@flexinclouds]

​@@jnstruMENTAL Exactly. So many Americans talk about slavery in the past.. But they're too dim & brainwashed to realize they're happily walking themselves into voluntary slavery right now. Literally asking for the govt to take away their freedom & rights🤦‍♂️

[@billbill9392]

My girlfriend is from central america, she has the same views, in her home country her family was well off, they lived in a gated community with armed guards and guard towers on their property

[@timhenderson6035]

Sir you should have your own show, KZbin Channel something

[@neglectfulsausage7689]

if it does will you flee to another country? I expect disloyalty. You didnt try to improve your own.

[@keithmontoya8793]

It's amazing, I taught the news that no country lost its rights overnight, but little by little until they were sheep for the slaughter. I fully agree with your message.

[@jet328i2]

“Don’t become like the UK…”. Now that is excellent advice! Seriously.

[@aesop2733]

UK does have other problems that have nothing to do with gun control. You could give people private gun ownership tomorrow and it still wouldn't fix the problem. UK is in a culture clash and being so insular it created a lot of infighting. I mean the UK is known primarily (as far as tourists are concerned) bars and bar fights. Stereotypes exist for a reason even if they can be hyperbolic. Add a lot of immigration and legislation that restricts personal freedom and this is what you get. They've purposefully made things the way they are just so they can keep squeezing harder and blame it on circumstances out of their control. Typical WEF/NWO bullcrap. They've got one big puzzle and they spread around random pieces everywhere until everyone has the same picture.

[@iviui2d3i2]

Or Australia, New Zealand, or Canada; the US sure is trying to push that same direction though. We in the US had it fairly rough during "2020-2022", but the people in the other '5 eyes' countries listed above were being pushed around far worse; Australia was very nearly pressing people as badly as China did/does. What else do those 4 other countries have in common? They gave up on whatever 2A equivalent they once had. It was a sad day watching the Aussies give up the final portions of that freedom with such a willing and blindly loyal disposition.

[@keithsavagelives]

​@@aesop2733 A famous fictional princess had a great retort for this kind of thinking... And it's actually true, because the more they clamp down, the more people realize what they are and turn against them.

[@chrissmalley83]

"Foreign" doesn't seem a strong enough word for how this discussion sounds to me. Dude was legitimately concerned that he was allowed to buy kitchen knives? We cannot allow "scary looking" to be a criterium to ban knives, and we can't let it be a reason to target a ban on any type of firearm.

[@RemoteCamper]

They have already have band on knives. If you go to any restaurant the steak knives are designed to be "stab proof". Look up stab proof knives. This is the norm in England

[@matteoorlandi856]

Idris Elba Is considered a "trough guy" and a Role model by many, yet he's scared by pointy sticks. The perfect Role model for a spineless generation.

[@mcgubber3500]

You can’t give an inch….

[@HumanHamCube]

Can't give a 2.54 centimeter

[@bobbyraejohnson]

So we shouldn’t have any government got it.

[@ct000374910]

​@@bobbyraejohnson That's a strawman argument. Nobody here is arguing that there should be no government. The argument is that the ultimate goal of gun control is to render ordinary people impotent against the people who have power. Once a "reasonable gun control law" has been passed, there's no going back. We have to fight relentlessly to protect our rights, because once they're gone, we aren't getting them back.

[@goodcitizen64]

Our government should be as small as possible and it might not waste trillions and trillions for infringing on our rights and war mongering!!

[@LucLightWolf121]

Because they will take a mile for every inch given.

[@NomadSupreme911]

UK Government in 2030: "We must ban fists."

[@jamesscott6917]

and rocks…hammers…cricket bats…bricks…oh and most important…HANDS. All human hands must be banned.

[@ChornyiKot]

25 years from now, Britons will be arguing about banning screw drivers, pointy sticks and saws.

[@lonestarrk9308]

More like 25 months.

[@jonathanhole8240]

More like 25 years ago, police have been already able to charge you for carrying screw drivers, drain cleaner or anything THEY think you "shouldn't" have.

[@joshuaortiz2031]

Maybe they will force everyone to get their vocal chords removed because hate speech is bad lol

[@scottysgarage4393]

Carrying a screw driver or any "sharp" object can already get you arrested and persecuted on that little island where Great Britain once was.

[@brandonkaholokula2278]

And foul language

[@Corrupted-file]

Hearing three grown men unironically talking about it being too easy for other citizens to purchase a knife, truly saddens me. I really thought they were joking, at first.

[@stupidfastgt5801]

Seriously!!

[@willd7033]

I legit thought that was an Onion skit at first, then I realized they were being serious.

[@Cologneking408]

I take it y'all don't know how many stabbings happen in the UK

[@KoTN_007]

@@Cologneking408seriously? They are not even top 10 nation with killings… it happens because thugs use weapons to subjugate people. Whatever they can use… but it also works for law abiding citizens wanting to protect themselves.

[@jjc4577]

@@Cologneking408 the stabbings went up when the guns were banned. It's almost like it's not the tool, it's the person with no regard for life that's using it..

[@ronrichmond4694]

There's NOTHING about banning guns OR knives that is "common sense"!!! COMMON SENSE is making it easier for the LAW ABIDING public to acquire ANY gun or knife he wants and allowing him to carry it ANYWHERE!!! 👍❤️👍 Colion

[@blazinghaze9151]

I don’t believe in common sense and don’t believe people should use common sense. Common sense seems to be a one layer deep thought. Knifes can hurt people so it should be banned. Socialism is where everyone splits everything equally so it should be good. It takes some inner debating to understand these ideas are terrible and should be avoided like the plague.

[@frisk151]

Ooops... There you went.. Pointing out "common sense".. Like most of these anti weaponeers have the slightest bit...

[@Thomas-yw9eo]

If I didn't know better, I'd initially think that British video was a parody. "Knives"? What a joke. Soon allow only disposable plastic knives.

[@shaunobrien6425]

@@Thomas-yw9eo Rubber sporks like county has.

[@anitamartin9240]

Thank you. I totally agree 👍 Yes criminals will have all the guns and weapons they want.

[@ernestclements7398]

Years ago a female Cook County Board Member saw neighborhood, gang members practicing throwing shurikens ( Chinese throwing stars) a few weeks later her 16 year old son got a couple of catalogs in the mail, one was from Brigade Quartermasters, while the other was from Smoky Mountain Knife works, and decided that the Cook County Ordinances, that covered " Assault Weapons" and " Military Features" ( that are used to ban individual firearms not covered, under the " Assault Weapons " ban didn't go far enough, so she wrote and introduced, the " Martial Arts Weapons Ban" which was passed with out a chance for public input, this ban makes it Illegal to have so much as a boy scout knife, shipped to a Cook County Address, residential or otherwise. Think that Britain can't happen here? Think Again! This little piece of draconian legislation proves it can!

[@nolangillentine773]

So sad because those were a lot of fun for us as kids and anybody that has ever thrown one knows how unlikely it is to actually do much damage with one.

[@psygnale]

“Even I didn’t see this crap coming…” -George Orwell

[@Fehu1964]

LOL, He should have written a book about this.

[@KaoticReach1999]

"Ey, you got a license for that butter knife?" Man that table was a pure echo chamber of delusion. "OmG, I was gonna order a knife for cooking...but knowing some1 could order a cooking knife and use it for the wrong purpose!" You could replace that with "I bought a car, but it's scary someone could buy a car and just run people over, we need to regulate if not ban vehicles!" The fact they named them "zombie" knifes to inspire fear and override commonsense should of been a giveaway. These people and other propagandist rely on willful ignorance, gaslighting for compliance little by little until it's full 1984, which we proved we didn't need the EU to go down such a direction...don't fall for it

[@paulbarclay4114]

omg I can just think thoughts...imagine what thoughts someone could be thinking...nobody should be allowed to think

[@handtogocam]

@@paulbarclay4114​​⁠ These people and that half of the world of parrots can feel free to try it. 💭 Think about adding value to the world instead of just prioritizing reciprocity from it. 🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜

[@mattjack3983]

When I heard those guys talking, I seriously thought that it was some kind of satirical skit or something. That literally blew my mind hearing them say things like, "So any 16 or 17 year old kid can get a knife! That's crazy! It's very unsettling that I can just get a knife that easy.." I thought they were joking! I mean, hearing grown men talking seriously like that is absolutely pathetic.

[@grantsamson2384]

Zombie knives are a particular type of stylized knife. They're less efficient than normal knives but they look scary.

[@Tamachii12]

Then they move to the next, next next, that's one of the fatal flaws of democratic governments, when idiots take the power.

[@JakeMarvelFan56]

I’m absolutely baffled by people being scared of knives in the UK, We must stand United Together to push back against these anti gun advocates

[@jhhall6991]

And Criminals

[@ravbarring]

When compared to the USA. UK Knife crime is way higher than American gun crime.

[@Benjanuva]

It's because knife crime is such a big problem in the UK. The murders with knives are often much more gruesome as well. Unfortunately, knives still need to take into account disparity of force. Grandma can't defend herself well in a knife fight. Conclusion: responsibly carrying a firearm makes everyone safer.

[@brendonw456]

​@@Benjanuva Well yeah...because UK gun laws are so much stricter. If you ban knives though, all you're gonna do is end up with criminals crafting their own. Banning pistols certainly does make it more difficult for people to use them...but banning knives just endangers law-abiding citizens. Anyone criminal can make a knife in 5 minutes...if that. I mean you could technically make one with a brick and a window in about 1 second. As long as the perp as has something to protect their hand, they now have an effective knife. So there would need to be bans on...pretty much all clothing items for this to have any kind or "positive" effect. All bandages. Duct tape. Work gloves. Etc. Nevermind that it's ludicrous to think that outlawing a cooking utensil is going to end well in any way. That's literally an attack on citizens' ability to feed themselves too. Unless someone says there's going to be exceptions...well what the hell is even the point of trying to perform a ban if it can be bypassed by the words, "I'm hungry"?

[@dlb83082]

People are scared of Knives in the UK because they have no access to a gun - firearms are the great equalizer

[@DennyOfTheAlpine]

💯 it’s happening now in Canada. Stand up for your rights

[@DrBeauHightower]

I thought that was a skit at first 😮

[@Mattie_Ice]

In a way it is. Idris got paid to go on there and talk about knife control...

[@Nobody-xe9fc]

Love your crack vids bro

[@freedomfighter1861]

its clown world at its finest

[@peterplotts1238]

The UK has gone completely off the deep end. You wouldn't believe how terrible things have gotten - or you already know perfectly how things are there.

[@crockettstheme7560]

Idris been hanging out with our looney governor.

[@Whiskey5_]

They really are using the term "Zombie Knife" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Absentiment4l]

Of course! High capacity assault knives!! Ohh!! Scary!!

[@ericsfishingadventures4433]

They hate green knives

[@robertkoonce8365]

Yes, they are. Named them specifically in the law they just passed.

[@Whiskey5_]

@@Absentiment4l 😂😂😂

[@TreeGod.]

Some of those knifes are serrated too!!

[@Tracy-sw4fx]

Give me dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery anyday

[@starc.]

Peace cannot be through ignorance or deception, peace cannot be forced, enforced or legislated only war can. There is one known workable way to bring peace into physical existence. Living in peace requires an understanding of how to do so. The economic, political and legal system is globalised, our species lives under rule, we are denied peaceful existence and that is not consensual. The men in charge of The Estates and deceptively named Law Society and anyone enabling them are in violation of The Law. They can never win the war against The Law as The Law never changes however their actions and policies have to in order for them to maintain an eternally losing battle. Law is a scientific term not a legal one. Language has been used to trick our species and steal our consent. Being Lawful or that is to say peaceful requires being true by thinking true, speaking true and doing true. Consent is the litmus test of morality and the foundation of morality is The Law. If one intends peace then morality is centred in the inherent duties of the First Protector of The Law. If one intends war then morality is centred in the inherent duties of the First Violation of The Law. the following is a proper explanation of The Law and how that relates: "Most of what we are is non physical, though, our lowest form is physical. All life on our planet has the lowest form, the Body. Our Body is an Animal and the other type of Body on our planet is a Plant. Bodies are bound absolutely to Natural Law, which is the lowest form of true Law. Natural Law is a localised form of Law and is derived from the Laws of Nature. Natural Law is the finite and specific foundational control structure ordering the actions and interactions of species, members of species, and the material sources of a planet. The lowest non physical form of what we are is the Mind, which is a Process. There are other forms of life on our planet that have both a Body and a Mind, however, so far as we currently know, there are no Plants and only some Animals that have a Body and a Mind. The lowest forms of Mind, Instinct and Emotion, are predominantly bound to Natural Law. The next higher form of Mind is Intellect which is bound predominantly to the Laws of Nature. Intuition, the highest form of Mind, can be bound or not to both Natural Law and the Laws of Nature separately or together, or to higher forms of Law altogether. Intuition is the truest guide for our Selves. The next non physical form of what we are is the Self, which is an Awareness. There are relatively few other forms of life on our planet that have a Self. The Self is not bound to any form of Law other than One's Own Law. It is the only form of Law that cannot be violated. The foundation of what we are is the highest non physical form of what we are. The highest form of what we are is the Being, which is an Existence. The Being is not bound to any form of Law originating within Existence. The Being is bound absolutely to The Law. Existence, and the Laws of Nature which are the finite and specific foundational control structure ordering the actions and interactions of all elements within Existence, cannot Be without The Law being The Law. So, what is The Law? In a word, The Law is options. Definition option: a thing that is or may be chosen. The word 'option' does convey the idea of The Law in its most basic sense but does not clarify all of what The Law is. Free Will does describe how our species experiences The Law but does not convey all of what The Law is. In clarifying what The Law is; The capitalised form of the word 'The' indicates the following noun is a specific thing. Law is the finite and specific foundational control structure ordering the actions and interactions of all elements subordinate. Together, the words 'The' and 'Law' (in that exact order,) is a proper noun indicating; the singular form of Law that all other forms of Law and all other Laws are founded upon, the singular foundation upon which Existence is founded, the singular foundation upon which Non Existence is founded, the singular foundation connecting Existence to Non Existence, the concept of options, and Free Will. However one thinks, believes, guesses, hopes, or "knows", whether by a Big Bang, a creation story, a computer program, an expansion of consciousness, or whatever means by which Existence could have come to Be, the option for Existence to not Be also exists. Existence and Non Existence, the original options connected by the very concept of options, connected by The Law. Outside of space and before time. Extra-Existential. As we experience The Law in our Being, The Law is Free Will. The First Protector of The Law is Freely Given Consent. The First Violation of The Law is Theft of Consent." - Goho-tekina Otoko

[@CrispyBarOfSoap]

Peace isn’t guaranteed to anyone anywhere. That’s why the 2nd amendment is so important.

[@MrCannedgoods1]

It’s sad that we even have to backup our rights by saying “criminals don’t follow the law” because even though that’s true the reality is freedom was always about more than stopping the bad guy. Freedom comes with a price, to be able to defend yourself from all entities that intend to cause you harm with the best tools you can possibly have available is a basic instinctive right. Our ancestors inhabited the Earth in chaos and now we are being sold our basic needs. We’re being rented shelter, indebted to keep us working. The finger is always being pointed by the hand pulling the strings. I don’t think enough people will wake up enough to stop whats happening.

[@bobcantstandzyobitz9778]

I was telling someone from Scotland about my conceal carry license and my AR and hunting shotguns. He seemed legitimately horrified and all I could think was, well how are you expected to defend yourself, just hope you are never a victim?

[@hasanmichael4966]

I had a coworker that said I was scaring her, or something like that, because I was watching a firearms channel on youtube. It was Forgotten Weapons. Guess where I was working..... San Francisco, go figure. (I'm not in CA anymore). She was totally brain washed. But my boss at the time didn't care, he owned a handgun (1 is better than none, even if it's a Taurus) and we would talk about guns every once in a while.

[@Refertech101]

@@hasanmichael4966 In canada we are told to hide our guns as not to scare people when traveling to range or hunting, yet it is all so illegal to conceal them, welcome to the world where their pathetic fee fee's are more important than basic reality.

[@deadcell1]

I had a similar conversation with a woman from China a while ago.

[@florious80]

They think police will help them defend….of course they don’t do research and have not educated themselves with numerous cases of how police are NOT there to defend you.

[@clarencecrowcarter]

Believe me when I tell you: Scots have NO problem defending themselves without guns. Those people think different.

[@428gearbender3]

They now think self defense makes you a vigilante!!

[@stephenmartin8331]

You don't restrict an inanimate object, you restrict people who misuse it.

[@tobins6800]

The absolute most hilarious part? Those laws already exist. Anti-: assault, battery, life removal laws already exist. Are they enforced??

[@santyvalens]

But people wouldn't be able to misuse it if they don't have access to it? I don't agree with the restrictions but this example you give doesn't really work

[@MrJaman0083]

@@santyvalens so you just d dissolve any and all personal responsibility that anyone has. Do you hear the shit you say? That makes you liability/property of the state. That most BS counter. Next, if they didn’t have access to all this literature about everything, they couldn’t oppose every view we have. Fahrenheit 451 much ffs.

[@MrJaman0083]

@@santyvalens remember, it was just about gay rights.

[@glennkent1879]

Too bad politicians can understand that concept. But there is no money in it for them

[@docgsreloading7985]

I appreciate you so much Colion. Thank you for all you do, my brother.

[@rje613]

I came from the UK, and I'm bigger on 2A rights than most Americans.

[@Swearengen1980]

No you don't. Maybe most than most Americans if you're talking about a big city, but the media is not representative of most of America. Republicans are pro 2A and plenty of Democrats are as well. The noisy left wing "ban gun" types are in no way the majority.

[@EcocleanPools]

I came to the USA from the Midlands and I'm up there with you man. Big pro 2A here. Sad how our homeland has become.

[@rje613]

@@EcocleanPools Exactly bro!

[@ThatKoreanGamer-r5m]

@@EcocleanPools As someone who is Pro-2A as well, we can't compromise of course, but someone else I know who is Pro-2A like me said it should be loosened even more to include low to high yield explosives/artillery/mortar too, and removal of background checks for anything that's an AR-15 or under, and it made me wonder if the 2A itself is too restrictive?

[@MrJackal43]

Until you meet me! 😂 welcome, I don’t like most Brits but I think we’d get along great!

[@jeffreyp4573]

Excellent quote..."if you ask the government to protect you, the only thing they have to offer is restricting your rights".

[@WyattWade]

I made a note of the too.

[@ThugBatty]

Except we know any statement of something being absolute is 100% BS. We also know the government CAN also guarantee and protect our freedoms with proper leadership which is why we were allowed to carry guns in the first place. We have just lacked non-authoritarian leadership in the US duopoly since our founding.

[@LucefieD]

what's wild about the UK is their regular cops don't even carry guns. So like I can't protect myself and you have to call in the specialists to protect me... so wtf are we doing?

[@WyattWade]

@@LucefieD it’s like the Movie Demolition Man.. “be well”

[@robertsmith2956]

@@WyattWade I haven't heard of any taco bells going under. Oh god, I better get some shells.

[@amgprod.55]

I’m from the Southern US. Outside of school I carried a knife every day since middle school. The fact that this is even a conversation is baffling

[@steves.6519]

I find it hilarious that celebrities like Elba and Liam Neeson make careers out of glorifying guns in movies but then take a hard line by denouncing guns.

[@toddparsons2980]

"Assault Rifle", " Ghost Guns", and now "Zombies Knives". Give them scary names so the ignorant general public agrees to a ban. Keep pushing CN 👍

[@randomizertotal5113]

Mind numbing ignorance is their best friend

[@Z64bit]

Oh I got one ghoul grandes

[@slickstb1234]

In defence of the name "zombie knife" there is a company that branded their machetes as zombie knife. They just decided to refer to any mall shop knife as a zombie knife.

[@jjc4577]

Rush Limbaugh called them low information voters

[@covahredro8370]

@@jjc4577 Women

[@samueldavidvisuals2595]

I recently went to my first gun show. I keep thinking about how they were just folding tables set up with expensive gear, guns, and products, with the owners of the tables talking with many different people and so not able to keep an eye on all their product. And yet, no thefts. It’s because you know that whole gun show is filled with armed civilians, and stealing from them isn’t smart at all. An armed society is a polite society. Also the fact that that was the largest concentration of guns and ammo I have ever seen. It seemed like the stock of 5 or more gun shops combined, and yet no gun violence. Because guns don’t k!ll people, evil criminals do. If the logic of anti-2A lobbies held up, a gun show would be the worst place to go, and yet I felt very safe there

[@blackticalmayhem8461]

😂😂 you can't carry guns in a gunshow bunch of hypocrites!!!

[@blackticalmayhem8461]

Gunshows are a waste of money dude 😂😂only newbies go there!!

[@Ajjosan]

@@blackticalmayhem8461idk what gun show you been to but all the ones I’ve been to don’t have that ridiculous rules

[@macdaddymario]

​@blackticalmayhem8461 You absolutely can carry at a show. It also 100% depends on your state. In PA, for example, I've gone to a number of shows, and walked out with 100's of rounds of ammo, and a new gun or two. They don't ship them to you. They do all the background checking right there. Only way I'm getting out of the building with the new gun/s is by carrying.

[@nessparadis6948]

@@blackticalmayhem8461, and where do the “experts” go? Pray, do tell.

[@dangingerich2559]

Here in Colorado, they started three years ago actively releasing the people who were ACTUALLY committing the crimes and then redefined the thresholds on what crimes are to avoid the increase in crime statistics. They are ACTIVELY AVOIDING protecting law abiding people, while restricting our rights to defend ourselves.

[@darkma1ice]

It’s literally to put fear into law abiding citizens so they can be voted into office

[@BryanW-bp3le]

Colorado has become the new California

[@slowhand1198]

Too true. They now have absolute majorities in every branch of state government and no longer feel any worries about the peons holding them accountable. This session is going to be a bad one.

[@daverobson3084]

They also had to get rid of qualified immunity( mostly) so that they could stop paying out millions of dollars for the cops who commit crimes against the people there.

[@dangingerich2559]

@@daverobson3084 Yes, there is (not was) a problem with police corruption and abuse of power in Denver and Aurora, and maybe in a couple other police departments in that area, but most of the state has good cops. Qualified Immunity was only an issue in those localities, which cover maybe a quarter or less of the population of the entire state. With Denver and Aurora, the issue is more about cops NOT doing their jobs and just taking certain matters into their own hands, while leaving most of the law unenforced. My area, Parker, doesn't have problems like that directly, but does have an issue with thieves coming in from Aurora because the police there don't do anything but harass teenagers.

[@domattiya4718]

Has the UK government seen John Wick with a pencil🤣

[@FestusOmega]

Ban glass! People can break it into sharp pieces, creating deadly weapons! How can we allow people to just go out and buy glass items? This should not be legal. It's just common sense!

[@DRob-gq3ki]

Glass is code word for 80% knife

[@derekbarker5870]

Ban rocks because people can throw them. Ban fists because people can fight with them. Where does it end.

[@SailTheShip]

See, I am aware of the sarcasm in this comment. But the thing is, some people won't be. They'll think you're serious and go "Oh hey that's a good idea. Let's do it!" And before long you're the unintentional mind behind the glass ban.

[@zetsumeinaito]

@@derekbarker5870 Did you know the CCP banned bricks way back in 2001.

[@redneckhippiefreak]

Uhh.. They already did.. You can not have a cold Mug of beer in an English or British pub, because "Glassing" is a verb.

[@choffmann8627]

Colion never disappoints. Thank you bro 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Averagegunenthusiast]

I remember a time when the gun control debate would go into well what are you going to do ban knives after you ban guns and everyone said no that’s ridiculous, that will never happen. This time wasn’t that long ago.

[@dash4800]

Literally every slippery slope argument that has been used against leftist ideas that was laughed at has become the reality. The truth is there is no limit to how far they will push things because leftism has no defined ending point. They will always need to invent a new boogeyman so they can continue to justify their existence. If a problem were ever solved they would have nothing to run on, so if things get too good they invent something new issue to exert their control over.

[@aqualithmedia]

20 years later... "Spoons are now banned from private use. Its common sense." It will never stop.

[@BoMwarriorVlog]

More like 5-10 years at this rate. 😕

[@VincitOmniaVeritas7]

Never heard the term “zombie knives” before all this British pearl clutching. Now I want one. Might order one online…

[@bige311]

Me too! Lol :)

[@snipes503]

If you were into knife magazines at any point in the last 15 years they were all over the place. The zombie survival craze hit the culture hard. Every place you could think of sold zombie targets and not just gun stores. If I'm remembering right there were zombie killing hollow points. Random camping supplies got the zombie treatment. I'm personally worn out with zombies but it definitely made the culture fun for a little while.

[@theflyingfrenchman5748]

On Amazon…

[@PsychoMantis308]

"zombie knives" is the new "assault rifle"

[@brtrimmer132]

​@@snipes503 back then I was going to paint $2 bricks neon green and sell them as "zombie survival bricks" for $7

[@thebluestig2654]

Anybody else getting sick and tired of people in other countries with MASSIVE crime problems telling America how they should run things? Fix your own country first or zip the lips.

[@mitchconner6831]

Agreed

[@andrewcarlson2178]

The UK has almost as much violent crime in total as the US does. We have 5 TIMES the population. How is rolling over on your backs and showing your bellies to criminals working out for you Brits ?

[@anthonyluisi7096]

I concur 👏

[@TehKarmalizer]

OI! You got a loicense to say them words?

[@connorgillispie7128]

Rent free tbh

[@Gearparadummies]

Not two hundred years ago, Brits had half the world in an iron grip. Now, they want to ban knives...

[@PresidentNotSoSure]

Can't have people knife fighting at tea time.

[@KoshN]

​@@PresidentNotSoSure How about cricket bats at tea time. You'd probably get somebody who would sharpen the edges of one. Heck, back in High School wood shop, I made a letter opener out of hardwood and sharpened the edges. Works great, and I have it to this day, 50 years later, and the finish is still excellent. In 50 years, it never got out and went on a rampage, committing crimes.

[@Mere-Lachaiselongue]

At least they don't speak the language spoken east of France...

[@joemama69448]

I hope that's not what people says about America 200 years from now...

[@Gearparadummies]

@@joemama69448 Every "empire" or "leading nation" eventually reaches its expiration date.

[@michaelpoyer]

PERFECT! Well said CN!

[@Journeyman.71]

They talk about "finding middle ground," being able to "compromise;" we have long ago exhausted any kind of "middle ground," and there is no longer any room to compromise!

[@MrVeps1]

The "compromise" will always be "Alright, you'll only spend half as long in prison" whenever they seek to make something illegal.

[@snowshark156]

The middle ground was when there was harsher penalties for crimes committed with a firearm. Everything else was just an infringement.

[@fadsa342]

@@snowshark156 harsh pentalites for those who use guns to commit crimes doesn't get to the root of the problem. When I was in HS a kid took 5 of his dad's handguns to the inner city and sold them. 3 were used in homicides and 4 in robberies. When they traced them back to the owner he got off scott free and his kid essentially got a slap on the wrist as he was on the way to college and judge didn't want to ruin his future. The reality is the kid and the dad should have gone to prison.

[@Cloudstrife112233]

​@fadsa342 Why should the dad have gone to prison if his son stole the guns and sold them?

[@khanikun]

@@Cloudstrife112233 No kidding. If the kid stole his dad's car, sold it off, then someone drove over a bunch of people at like a marathon run, should the dad be charge for that? I think the dad should have had a way to lock up the guns, but that's his choice, not mine. I'd lock them up, cause if I'm spending thousands of dollars on a bunch of guns, I'd want a way to protect them from theft, when I'm not around to protect my property.

[@brucekaren6693]

He’s a Brit. They’re still mad about us kicking their asses in 1776.

[@SurmaSampo]

Lol.

[@CarlosRamirez-wb7zu]

I doubt it. They came back and whipped us in 1812. No worries. You can't win every time.

[@driftitlikeyouownit]

​@CarlosRamirez-wb7zu nah they mad ....they are always mad at the USA

[@alwaysfreedom9354]

@@CarlosRamirez-wb7zu No. They just tried to burn down the Whitehouse. That is as far as it got. If not for the US, the UK would have lost both world wars. And the Jews would not have been saved.

[@VL1975]

WTF does that have to do with anything!?

[@jmmywyf4lyf]

I don't want to hear anything about the Second Amendment from a European

[@jamestucker3415]

Didn't we draft the second amendment from the articles of Confederation?

[@mattjack3983]

​@jamestucker3415 And what's that have to do with the OP comment, and not hearing anything about the 2nd Amendment from a European?

[@sicboy83]

@@jamestucker3415TF u even talking about dipsht?

[@stratblacknosugar.5125]

The UK has been disarmed, most stabbings are done with kitchen knives,, it's illegal to carry a knife over 3.5 inches...

[@mahmoudibnemir8704]

Great comment! All that babbling about common sense from an Englishman who still bows and kneels before a King.

[@Minishimirukaze]

This conversation about knives is mind boggling.

[@BentRims]

He says that he thinks that tech companies should get involved to help regulate who gets a knife. Brits still don't get why we fired them as a government.

[@jameshutton3960]

How many school mass shootings have the UK had in the last decade again?

[@deancarpenter2122]

When was the last time the UK was truly free? Oh yeah, that would be never. I feel sorry for them all. It must suck to not have any rights.

[@HennryHammerhead]

@jameshutton3960 Depends. We talking about the reported ones or the unreported ones?

[@tyquanwashington.8510]

​@@jameshutton3960 "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."

[@Rope257]

@@jameshutton3960 How many people were arrested in the US for posting memes on the internet in the last decade again?

[@davidforce5617]

This is ridiculous. I retired from corrections and during my career I saw inmates and staff assaulted and even killed with weapons made from scrap metal, plastic wood and even Styrofoam from cups and food trays . They made stabbing and cutting weapons from everything imaginable. They made bows and arrows they made crude guns . In California an inmate made a semi automatic magazine fed pistol to include ammunition.

[@georgesakellaropoulos8162]

Can't stop the signal.

[@ViejoLocuelo]

Ban knives… and sticks…and rocks… in the UK. If you close your eyes and listen, you can hear Orwell say: “I tried to tell you!!!”

[@robertsmith2956]

and of course no knights armor. Can't have you survive your attack, or impersonate the kings men.

[@harold1279]

You are so right Colion

[@DeezNuggz]

idgris has talked at davos for the WEF, not surprising.

[@bass_c94]

Who cares

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

​People who know better.​@@bass_c94

[@commonsense3505]

Because he's one of the bad people in Hollywood talking on the far left side to fuck everybody!

[@DeezNuggz]

@@bass_c94 you care enough to reply, thank you for the pointless comment.

[@nadogrl]

@@bass_c94 - All freedom-loving people should care, but I’ll check out the content myself, thank you.

[@YOUTUBE_CHRIS]

I'm tired of people with private security telling me I'm a child and can't defend myself

[@E52O4]

Remove their private security, and I’m putting my money on the common man over those progressive politicians any day.

[@zacharyrollick6169]

They redefine common sense every decade. 90 years ago it was full auto and short barrels. 56 years ago they limited the distribution of firearms with FFLs.

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

90 years ago? Which act was that one?

[@usonumabeach300]

NFA, 1934

[@zacharyrollick6169]

@@Eidolon1andOnly The NFA.

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

@@zacharyrollick6169 Jesus, I'm old. J knew it was long ago but not that long ago. Still feels like only 50 years ago to me.

[@iamzeusandthisisthetruth4229]

@@Eidolon1andOnlyYeah, that’s called HEAD IN THE SAND! Been a HABIT IN USA SINCE POST WW2, and HUNDREDS OF MURDERING NAZIS WHERE FOLDED INTO OUR GOVERNMENT! When THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN TRIBUNALS FOR THAT ALONE! Then KOREA, THEN VIETNAM! NOW IRAQ/AFGHANISTAN! JUST THROWING PPL LIKE ME AT A WAR, AND PRAYING WE DO NOT COME HOME!

[@johnstie3331]

These bans are utterly ridiculous! Quick note to Idris' comment... if anybody doesnt want to be tracked, marketed to and advertised to, from their tech devices?!?!?! Disable the access, to the mic and camera, from most of the applications and especially social media apps. SMH

[@pantarkan7]

As a younger me, I thought GOA's "no compromise" approach was unrealistic; that compromise was actually possible and reasonable people could reach reasonable conclusions. Then I watched how things unfolded; how "incrementalist" disarmament is still disarmament and the only end game for the ban advocacy is when the only people who have guns are their security guys, and the criminals. Thus, particularly now that they are more willing to say the quiet part out loud (hell yes, we're coming for your AR15, your AK...) forget it. Not giving an INCH on the Constitution. Quit asking.

[@SaulOhio]

Your first mistake was thinking that they are reasonable people.

[@XtheMagus]

No, no. There's actually an inch we need to give. The Gun control lobby has exactly 1 valid point. We need to update the text with "Non-Nuclear arms" so it would read. "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Non-Nuclear Arms, shall not be infringed." That is the only inch we can, and should, give.

[@josephmandragoran4262]

Gun control people are anything but reasonable. They let there emotions control every aspect of their life.

[@squeakydolphin9615]

@@XtheMagusDang, I guess I need to hold off on the fallout nuke launcher until I can pay the 200 dollar tax stamp. On a more serious note. The only weapons I accept bans on are ones that are crimes against humanity to use. Those are the ones I don't even want the government using. (Nuclear/indiscriminate mass destruction, radiological, chemical, biological) These are the ones that are typically outlawed or frowned upon internationally in conventional warfare, often for their indiscriminate, unpredictable, cruel, large scale, and imprecise nature. So yeah, I don't mind banning things like nukes and nerve gas because I don't even like the government using those either. You can't defend your home or community with a nuke because you won't have a home, community, or even a city left to defend. The truth is, any time we want to protect anything, we use arms to do it. The most quintessential arms in any era are modern small arms which in today's context means modern firearms. It's annoying though when ordinary and common small arms, especially firearms, are compared to nukes that literally remove cities from maps in the blink of an eye. At least if defend something with a firearm, that something still exists beyond molecules and atoms.

[@chickenmonger123]

@@XtheMagus​​⁠If you knew anything about that, you’ll know that is already Case Law. And you already aren’t allowed to threaten the lives of others around you. Which includes pointing a gun at someone. You aren’t allowed to transport certain explosives, because like pointing a weapon at someone they are a direct threat. If you could own a Nuclear Weapon without the direct threat problem, maybe one day, someone out in space somewhere, someone might own one. Assuming it’s in space governed by something comparable to our Law.

[@cal03pats]

As a Brit 🇬🇧 I couldn’t agree more… little by little they are taking our rights away… and the scariest thing is they have the general public supporting their motions for the greater good, yet not understanding the rights that are being taken from them.. right now I have little if any faith in the ‘common sense’ of my countrymen.. its really disappointing and defeating… please dont give an inch guys

[@stillcantbesilencedevennow]

They imported the third world, and the third world acted exactly like they hoped. Now they get to swoop in and "solve" the same crisis they created. And the sheeple will clap and bleat for it. I can't be convinced that democracy proper is a "good" thing.

[@jasonleigh4938]

Same here 😢🇬🇧

[@slickstb1234]

Those who would sacrifice freedom for security deserve neither.

[@victorwaddell6530]

I'm an American gun owner , and I'm not about to give up anything . I and a friend have set up an ammunition reloading bench so that we can stay stocked up in case of future shortages , bans and limitations .

[@makatron]

And the same politicians have armed security.

[@form4li7y]

"So easy to get a knife" What I find completely insane about people like that is that they don't think about just how basic a knife is. Especially how a criminal would use it. Criminals aren't concerned with high quality steel that will last for years and retain an edge for long periods of time. All they want is something that will jab into someone that they can throw away later. That can be done with anything that's pointed. You can't legislate and regulate that away. Just look at all the improvised prison weapons if you think otherwise.

[@lurch6404]

Knitting needles & rebar! OH MY!

[@ThirtytwoJ]

Let em ban nails too.

[@backyardrebel2149]

Spoons!

[@besabaftw]

You know the metal grates that protect fan blades on fans in shops and such? Great shanks. Bend a piece off, grind it to a point on a piece of concrete. Wrap handle in torn cloth. Congrats, legislate that redcoats

[@ThirtytwoJ]

@@backyardrebel2149 too much call of duty man.

[@AnthonyDiBona-ob3js]

Thank you, Colion Noir. Keep up the fine work.

[@basildraws]

One minute in and I'm already speechless. They're talking about putting restrictions on KNIVES??? it's a slab of metal. No moving parts. I could literally make one in my kitchen out of trash I find in the dumpster. Might as well ban STICKS! It will never be enough for these types of idiots.

[@CCRider5312]

Colion I applaud you for your tireless work to stand up for our 2A ! Keep it up brother you’re a real asset to the American People who love life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. 👍🏼

[@mahmoudibnemir8704]

Whenever someone puts "common sense" in front of something I immediately ask the person if they believe that there should be "common sense" abortion laws. Then I watch them crap themselves...

[@S1D3W1ND3R015]

I always ask them would they do the same for literally any other rights we have and watch them be like, "Well, no... but..." 😂😂😂

[@stevenmartens6692]

Exactly 💯 % ....... We The People shall not let it happen ! 2A ! Shall Not be Infringed !

[@jswhosoever4533]

That's INSANE! Haven't any of the citizens of the UK read "1984"????

[@thesenuts603]

they're subjects, they need not apply.

[@jakehorn1069]

No. No one has read it. It’s now an instruction manual rather than a fiction book.

[@YouWillBeHappyOrElse]

@@jakehorn1069 That, or Brave New World. Everyone's hyped about legalized weedies and artificial wombs...

[@asilvertrumpoffreedom7262]

@@YouWillBeHappyOrElse I think Brave New World is even more accurate. Everyone is a happy contented slave. Huxley even talked about using pharmaceuticals to facilitate the love of one's servitude. It's definitely working.

[@scottjs5207]

Pretty sure the UK was trying to ban that book. Could be wrong, never looked too deep into it... but yeah, if that's true...

[@krazyntx995]

The old adage is, "Give them an inch and they will take a mile." Nothing is truer than not giving an inch on our 2A rights. Just look at that RINO approved, "Bipartisan Safer Communities Act" and all the crooked stuff the DOJ is now doing claiming that act gave them the power. One reason that I really like watching your videos is that you always say something which makes me stop and think. After watching this video, I was just wondering that if we invested just a fraction of the time and money which has been spend trying to ban AR-15 rifles, into making our schools safer, we would never have another school shooting. Yes, some nut job might exchange gunfire in a school lobby with an armed guard. But the children would be safe. Keep on spreading the message!

[@MontayTheDreamer]

“Don’t become like the UK” - Colion Noir 2024. 😂😂😂

[@timewen3660]

They always start small and keep chipping away at us ! Keep bringing these informative and well presented videos !! Thanks Colion !!

[@charliegone1652]

Bans are a slippery slope. First it's guns, then it's knives, then it's YOU.

[@louisbabycos106]

We are the carbon they want to reduce

[@andrewbetances1203]

I like that

[@QuinnKallisti]

In Australia, John Howard enacted the NFA, required registration, safe storage, and even individual permits to acquire, most of the weapons that where given amnesty where also still available… They promised they weren’t going to come for our guns, they said they wanted simply to enact registration, and licensing, and other laws, while allowing people to hand back firearms for those who didn’t want to register and go through the process to register and be licenced. Ever since then, they have added more restrictions, added appearance laws, and a whole host of other restrictions. It is true that the issue of weapons control has a clear end-game. Usually every time.

[@sstritmatter2158]

Everything is accurate here except the word Usually - I'd edit it to Always regarding End Game

[@1badombre82]

For sure. It happens incrementally. A good example of how it changes slowly and no one notices is that when when America first proposed the idea of registering all firearms in 1968 it was shot down because it would force criminals to expose themselves wich is against the 5th amendment. The right to not incriminate yourself.

[@QuinnKallisti]

Lmao, what a dumb argument, as if a criminal would register a gun, even if it was the law.... @@1badombre82

[@davealessi8520]

Colion you nailed it. Don't trust the government.

[@Avi_Imperator]

Citizens > subjects

[@kaliss7192]

Zombie knives, ghost guns, and spooky scissors.

[@krash22mini72]

Vampire Scissors because there's two points lol

[@kaliss7192]

@@krash22mini72 yes vampire scissors lmao you're right.

[@asharadayne1355]

​@@krash22mini72 Love it. We should legislate them for sure.

[@RealAlphaDrum]

Clown World

[@krash22mini72]

@@kaliss7192 I humbly accept the role as the liberal scarry item namer it's not an easy task but one I'll do my best accomplish

[@redline29]

Do not comply! Ever!

[@timothyavendt677]

Whoa, thought they got rid of all gun emojies

[@flexinclouds]

​@@timothyavendt677Haha thats gotta be a downloaded emoji found online somewhere

[@tomd8313]

🔫

[@stephen_crumley]

Except when you beg for permission on forms, and pay $200 taxes for a short barrel, or a suppressor …. Or flare , but yeah never comply PaTiRiOtS

[@Kwagga29]

I am from South Africa and we have a VERY LONG, DIFFICULT process that we have to go through to get a Firearm License. It takes in the vicinity of a year from starting the process to get your competency which allows you to purchase a gun, and THEN only apply for the license. Only once you get the license, can you go and pick up the gun from the dealer. you also have to carry your license card on you at all times if you carry your gun, or if you want to buy ammo.. it is a very strict system..... However, we have RAMPANT gun violence - between 20 and 30 people are shot and killed EVERY SINGLE DAY.....and it is mostly done with unregistered guns, by unlicensed shooters - Almost as if criminals do not care about the law.... shame on them 😞. The only people who suffer from stricter gun control, are the law-abiding citizens, who want to have guns for defense / hunting / sport.

[@brigitte9999]

Exactly!

[@righost7593]

I thought you were making a joke about being from South Africa. The entire process you stated in earning a firearms license, is just like NYC. I should know, took me 11 months obtain my CCW and R/S permits.

[@xVerzatile]

Stricter gun control only benefits criminals and politicians who want to push sinister plans or keep people in control.

[@Methodical2]

I thought Maryland was bad. After training, it can take about 2 months to get the Handgun Qualification License (HQL). We can't buy a gun until we have the HQL in hand to show the gun dealer. I am waiting now. I think it takes about the same time for CCW. In the past, it was pretty much not possible to get a CCW in MD. I'm getting mine now just in case they change and change the law again.

[@homertangler9529]

UK has very low gun violence.

[@fabiosplendido9536]

He's an embarrassment here in the UK. He has not one single clue. Total muppet. He's an actor....what do you expect?

[@PCAPastorTrav]

I did a deep dive into UK knife crime and knife laws. Their laws re knives have become more and more restrictive with zero results in their country’s safety. I interact with ppl in UK who think it’s absolutely crazy that I carry a knife everywhere every day. It’s illegal to carry a lock blade knife or anything bigger than a 3” penknife. You are exactly right.

[@kalikasurf]

You also know the demographic of those involved in knife crime……

[@mozza7189]

I’ve got a multi purpose tool, screwdriver, pliers that sort of thing. It’s also got a small locking knife. I won’t trust taking it outside of the house now

[@kalikasurf]

@@mozza7189 sounds like a military style weapon of war to me! 😂

[@mozza7189]

@@kalikasurf 🤣

[@flexinclouds]

Yeah they ban/restrict guns & then their knife crime & stabbings go to all time highs. Just goes to show that the item or tool isnt the problem. Thats just the easy scapegoat. Thats easier than addressing deep rooted family, social, mental health, & justice sytem issues

[@davidchung3204]

😂 16 -17 ordering a knife . Shit I got my first 12 gauge at 12 years old

[@ThirtytwoJ]

😂 ditto my 22. Could removed a fly from its wings as 20 yrds.

[@ryanupchurch9683]

I was still shooting a old 20 gauge with double triggers and a metal buttplate. And yes I pulled both triggers all the time. I was so happy with the recoil of my first automatic 12 ga shotgun with an actual rubber buttpad.

[@ALPHA-SIGMA-i2p]

@@ryanupchurch9683 thats awesome!! and just think you were a young buck back then handling the recoil with happieness and grown ass men in 2024 whine about there recoil sensitivity issues of a 10mm glock😁

[@c43pmurderson25]

Access to means of violence is not the problem. The motivation to employ it selfishly is. I started martial arts at seven, learned knife safety, helping gramma in the kitchen at eight years old, and Pop taught me gun safety with my first .22 rifle at twelve. I got bullied a few times at school and immediately put a stop to it personally, and I did my time in after-school detention for it, too. Sure, I had teen angst, unfair treatment, rejection, and all the hallmarks the young inevitably suffer through on the road to adulthood. Never once in my life have I attacked a person, thrown the proverbial first punch that is. These men have never been the victims of violence, I assume, because once one has, he learns that no one is coming to save him.

[@nolehughes9312]

All three of my children carry knives and not once have they ever used it to harm another human being funny how that works These idiots in Hollywood piss me off

[@kylesanders8276]

"BigTech should intervene..." Already done listening to anything that follows. _That's_ common sense.

[@SpareSomeChange8080]

Because what we _really_ need is big tech lording it over everyone even more 😂

[@usaroxx8085]

This is literally INSANE. I wondered why my Irish relatives had mentioned during a conversation "why did he have a knife?" I was like who cares. NOW I see why knife was even mentioned.

[@Trent-m6j]

Everyone has a pocket knife. Our highschool had a rule against blades over 3 inches, switch blades, and butterfly knives, (theres a state law against switch blades.) But you could carry your little folding knife for opening stuff.

[@jedironin380]

When I was growing up you weren't properly dressed if you didn't have a pocket knife on you. I still have a pocket knife or multi-tool at all times.

[@punothebear]

I hope they don't ban forks or tooth picks.

[@AverageThinking]

The dichotomy of this clip from the Kurt Russel clip is astounding

[@KillerDoc42]

It’s funny! “ GET THAT KNIFE AWAY FROM ME” LOL