The reason these knives are ILLEGAL to carry in some places #shorts #youtubeshorts

This is the reason these knives are illegal in some places.

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[kyleblaylock]

"impossible to stich up."

As a gun guy, it's nice to see knives have fudd lore too.

[mojo]

“Banned for whatever reason.”
*proceeds to say it’s also banned in the Geneva convention*

[jokeonthewater]

“They’re illegal to carry, for whatever reason”
Pulls out a Skyrim dagger

[Reapray]

"We can seal up a bullet hole, but not a stab wound from a gas station knife."

[isaiahbarnett]

Getting stabbed with one of those Daggers is like getting stabbed with a sharp drill bit

[VladTheInhaler..]

“You can shoot, bomb, or stab anyone. Just you can’t use this spiral blade” -Geneva Convention

[ignotus]

As a surgeon, I can say for sure, that there is no such thing as “wound that impossible to stich up”. If guy gets stabbed in significant blood vessel-it doesn’t matter it was a screwdriver or a fancy knife

[Charlie-gmqm]

“CaUsE tHe WoUnDs ArE iMpOsSiBlE tO sTiTcH”. Mall ninja.

[GhengisFreud]

The spiraling knives are illegal because they have no utilitarian use besides fighting. You would never CHOOSE those to cut rope or open a letter

[thomasdoubting]

"Oh no officer, it's a... patato-pealer. From Japan!"

[PabloEskimofo]

They’re illegal to carry because if anyone catches you with them they have every right to laugh at you and you’re not allowed to cry about it

[PortnoiJ]

In Canada, we're not even allowed to look at pictures of those knives

[Seanstricklanddezballs]

Imagine going to London and someone pulls one of those on you

[Unknown_Ooh]

As a paramedic and a son in law of a trauma surgeon I can tell you theres not many things that are "impossible to stitch up" it's more a time thing and being able to control that blood loss. Cauterization, vasoconstrictors, beta blockers, O2, and constant blood transfusions can fix about any knife stab wounds regardless of the blade but as I said before that depends if you make it to a truama center in time.

[lockwoan]

The fun part is that you could still go to the Outdoor/ Hardware store, and buy them there.

[Vopraan]

My man tryin to catch a case showing these knives 😂

[znjlxsr]

“Triangular bayonet wounds are impossible to stitch up”- guys that keep muskets for home defense, just as the founding fathers intended

[williewonka]

"The right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed"

[LegendInTheMaking]

“They’re illegal in the state I currently live in”
Proceeds to pull out multiple at once😂

[zacharywoudstra]

Ok, I need to set something straight. I'm a paramedic. I've treated knife, gun, and many other puncture wounds. The fancy spiral knives do make a nastier wound, yes. But even multiple puncture wounds are relatively easy to pack full of hemostatic agent. Throw that in there, and let the clots form. Then it's just stitch up with only a few stitches. More difficult to treat are multiple slash wounds, which have the potential to cause more blood loss faster and are difficult to pack. Pressure is the trick for slashing wounds. By making a knife spiraled, you make it harder to slash with.