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Home » Not the Bee: Welsh secretary of state promises “toughest ever crackdown” on kitchen knives

Not the Bee: Welsh secretary of state promises “toughest ever crackdown” on kitchen knives

Adam Green By Adam Green February 20, 2025 1 Min Read
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Not the Bee: Welsh secretary of state promises “toughest ever crackdown” on kitchen knives

Get in losers! We’re banning assault knives!

Too many young lives have been lost to knife crime.

That’s why this Labour Government is taking action with the toughest-ever restrictions on online knife sales—closing loopholes and keeping dangerous weapons off our streets. pic.twitter.com/fJSbbwWi6w

— Jo Stevens (@JoStevensLabour) February 19, 2025

An actual tweet from an actual British politician. And not just any politician, this is Wales Secretary of State, Jo Stevens. She’s also a member of the UK Parliament.

Britain’s politicians are doing everything they can to prevent knife crime. Everything, that is, other than tossing people in jail, preventing more immigration, and doing literally anything that would protect Brits from being stabbed.

They’re instead making it somewhat more difficult to get knives on Amazon.

So, of course, this lady is being ratioed to the moon and back, and I’m here to share the best replies….

Read the whole thing at NotTheBee.com. 

There are some good ones.

 



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