Hammer Attack At Remote Canadian Office

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10 people were injured, some critically, and the attacker is dead in British Columbia from a hammer attack. Earlier this year in Detroit an FBI agent shot a man when attacked with a hammer while serving an arrest warrant.

How many of these attacks will there be before we take common sense measures like requiring registration of all hammers and background checks before they can be purchased? When will police visit construction sites to make sure all hammers are properly registered?

When will we pass laws requiring carpenters and other building professionals to keep their tools in hammer safes? Will Lowes and Home Depot add security cameras to prevent the theft of hammers? When will we require a full union apprenticeship in order to possess a hammer? Just a few weeks ago my neighbor used a hammer to build a play house for her children that was not authorized by the city, and she used an unregistered hammer belonging to me.

Hollywood continues to glamorize violence with hammers in the Marvel Entertainment division of Disney release of Thor. Even Playskool, a division of Hasbro, and Fisher Price, a division of Mattel, continue to sell plastic tool sets that include hammers, thereby teaching children that these dangerous implements are toys.

I realize I am taking a risk here. I mean no disrespect to the real people who were injured in the attack. I have plenty of disrespect for the ideas of the people who think we can solve serious societal issues by passing more laws that cannot be enforced and cause more problems than they solve.
 
Get ready for posts that say that with a gun, the carnage would be far worst.
 
I know I’ll be vilified, but I’ll admit I have over 10 hammers lying about the place, all completely unsecured.

It sounds excessive but they have different purposes. You shouldn’t use a sledge hammer on a tack just like a 308 isn’t very appropriate for plinking and rodents.
 
[Will Lowes and Home Depot add security cameras to prevent the theft of hammers? .
I hear that some States even allow for the sale of hammers without a background check.

Who knows what kind of villain Lowes is selling hammers to…:eek:
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ca.news.yahoo.com/hammer-attack-remote-canadian-office-075832743.html

10 people were injured, some critically, and the attacker is dead in British Columbia from a hammer attack. Earlier this year in Detroit an FBI agent shot a man when attacked with a hammer while serving an arrest warrant.

How many of these attacks will there be before we take common sense measures like requiring registration of all hammers and background checks before they can be purchased? When will police visit construction sites to make sure all hammers are properly registered?

When will we pass laws requiring carpenters and other building professionals to keep their tools in hammer safes? Will Lowes and Home Depot add security cameras to prevent the theft of hammers? When will we require a full union apprenticeship in order to possess a hammer? Just a few weeks ago my neighbor used a hammer to build a play house for her children that was not authorized by the city, and she used an unregistered hammer belonging to me.

Hollywood continues to glamorize violence with hammers in the Marvel Entertainment division of Disney release of Thor. Even Playskool, a division of Hasbro, and Fisher Price, a division of Mattel, continue to sell plastic tool sets that include hammers, thereby teaching children that these dangerous implements are toys.

I realize I am taking a risk here. I mean no disrespect to the real people who were injured in the attack. I have plenty of disrespect for the ideas of the people who think we can solve serious societal issues by passing more laws that cannot be enforced and cause more problems than they solve.
They’ll probably go after the FBI agent that shot him with a gun. God Bless, Memaw
 
And don’t even get me started on Hammer-Throwers. It’s the hammer equivalent of a mortar!
 
Get ready for posts that say that with a gun, the carnage would be far worst.
Presumably then if the hammer is just as effective as a gun (and so much cheaper) then Americans will be trading in their guns, in droves?

Maybe not a good ideas as people with guns accounted for 8450 homicides (68%) and hammers (and other blunt objects) accounted for 428 homicides (3%)
 
They’ll probably go after the FBI agent that shot him with a gun. God Bless, Memaw
No problem with that. The FBI agent was black and his partner witnessed the whole thing. The perp’s father claimed his son was unarmed, but he also lied about his son being in the house when the warrant was served, so he has no credibility.
 
Presumably then if the hammer is just as effective as a gun (and so much cheaper) then Americans will be trading in their guns, in droves?

Maybe not a good ideas as people with guns accounted for 8450 homicides (68%) and hammers (and other blunt objects) accounted for 428 homicides (3%)
Hammers (and all other blunts) still accounted for more fatalities than all rifles, including ‘assault rifles’ ( 129). And that is all rifles, ‘assault’ rifle fatalities are so rare, that most States do not report any.

So, yes, it does make more sense to ban hammers instead of assault rifles.
 
Tell me some evil nutjob couldn’t just park their car outside of some major event at a stadium and plow down the hundreds of people exiting through the various gates. No gun needed for that. Knives and now hammers, you can’t ban everything. The Common sense laws we need should address the real issue, mental health.
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Tell me some evil nutjob couldn’t just park their car outside of some major event at a stadium and plow down the hundreds of people exiting through the various gates. No gun needed for that. Knives and now hammers, you can’t ban everything. The Common sense laws we need should address the real issue, mental health.
:twocents:
Nah,actually addressing the mental health issues,souls sickness of these mass killers,would never resonate with the party that is always angry",fighting against all the injustices in this world,"that is unless it is the nascent life in the womb.That seems to be fair game.:mad:
 
Tell me some evil nutjob couldn’t just park their car outside of some major event at a stadium and plow down the hundreds of people exiting through the various gates. No gun needed for that. Knives and now hammers, you can’t ban everything. The Common sense laws we need should address the real issue, mental health.
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We have already seen the kind of damage that can be done with fertilizer and fuel oil in Oklahoma City. Neither of those has been banned yet.

You are definitely on the right track. If we had families strong enough to care for their own with mental health issues, and prevent many of them by showing children that they are loved all through their maturing process, there would be a lot less random acts of violence.
 
No matter what a government does psychotics will always be unable to get the necessary treatment they need.

Plus banning weapons of any kind doesn’t really change anything because of orginal sin people will always find an excuse for violence
 
If you think reasonable limits on firearms are a threat to “freedom”, wait until the government can decide arbitrarily to lock you up.

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ca.news.yahoo.com/hammer-attack-remote-canadian-office-075832743.html

10 people were injured, some critically, and the attacker is dead in British Columbia from a hammer attack. Earlier this year in Detroit an FBI agent shot a man when attacked with a hammer while serving an arrest warrant.

How many of these attacks will there be before we take common sense measures like requiring registration of all hammers and background checks before they can be purchased? When will police visit construction sites to make sure all hammers are properly registered?

When will we pass laws requiring carpenters and other building professionals to keep their tools in hammer safes? Will Lowes and Home Depot add security cameras to prevent the theft of hammers? When will we require a full union apprenticeship in order to possess a hammer? Just a few weeks ago my neighbor used a hammer to build a play house for her children that was not authorized by the city, and she used an unregistered hammer belonging to me.

Hollywood continues to glamorize violence with hammers in the Marvel Entertainment division of Disney release of Thor. Even Playskool, a division of Hasbro, and Fisher Price, a division of Mattel, continue to sell plastic tool sets that include hammers, thereby teaching children that these dangerous implements are toys.

I realize I am taking a risk here. I mean no disrespect to the real people who were injured in the attack. I have plenty of disrespect for the ideas of the people who think we can solve serious societal issues by passing more laws that cannot be enforced and cause more problems than they solve.
Does this mean I can’t make a hammer out of a pop tart or wear it on a shirt in a US public school?
 
If you think reasonable limits on firearms are a threat to “freedom”, wait until the government can decide arbitrarily to lock you up.

ICXC NIKA
America is already going in that direction. Kim Davis was thrown in jail for following her conscience and Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) was looking into using RICO Act against those who dared questioned climate “change”.

I think Woodrow Wilson actually locked people up without good reason. 🤷
 
ca.news.yahoo.com/hammer-attack-remote-canadian-office-075832743.html

10 people were injured, some critically, and the attacker is dead in British Columbia from a hammer attack. Earlier this year in Detroit an FBI agent shot a man when attacked with a hammer while serving an arrest warrant.

How many of these attacks will there be before we take common sense measures like requiring registration of all hammers and background checks before they can be purchased? When will police visit construction sites to make sure all hammers are properly registered?

When will we pass laws requiring carpenters and other building professionals to keep their tools in hammer safes? Will Lowes and Home Depot add security cameras to prevent the theft of hammers? When will we require a full union apprenticeship in order to possess a hammer? Just a few weeks ago my neighbor used a hammer to build a play house for her children that was not authorized by the city, and she used an unregistered hammer belonging to me.

Hollywood continues to glamorize violence with hammers in the Marvel Entertainment division of Disney release of Thor. Even Playskool, a division of Hasbro, and Fisher Price, a division of Mattel, continue to sell plastic tool sets that include hammers, thereby teaching children that these dangerous implements are toys.

I realize I am taking a risk here. I mean no disrespect to the real people who were injured in the attack. I have plenty of disrespect for the ideas of the people who think we can solve serious societal issues by passing more laws that cannot be enforced and cause more problems than they solve.
And don’t even get me started on sharp objects!
unodc.org/documents/gsh/pdfs/2014_GLOBAL_HOMICIDE_BOOK_web.pdf
…but sharp objects,
including less conventional examples such as
screwdrivers, ice picks or stilettos, can also be used
to stab or puncture. Such instruments are relatively
easy to obtain and to conceal.
 
And don’t even get me started on sharp objects!
The hammer is traditionally the tool of a man, but scissors are dangerous implements favored by women.

There are exceptions, Lizzie Borden took an ax…

To avoid being overly graphic, just say, it did not go well for her family.
 
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