26JUN2018 /20:13 UTC-07 Tango 06 (06 Tir 1397/13 Shawwal 1439/14 Wu-Wu 4716)
“No one shall possess a firearm or firearms or a sword or swords.”-Japanese law, however, after a long permitting procedure a person can own a single-fire gun designed for hunting or sport-shooting (you must first own a shotgun for ten years without incident before owning a rifle)
Once again, U.S. puppet Japan’s total gun ban has failed. This time a military veteran stabbed to death a cop, took his gun and shoots to death a school security guard. 4-hundred students hunkered down in the small Okuda Elementary School’s gym. The military vet was then shot and wounded by police.
On Japanese state TV (NHK) stunned parents made the usual statement; “I never thought it could happen here!” But as opposed to the United States, where owning a military grade weapon (that’s what the word ‘arms’ means) is a Constitutional Right, in Japan there is a near total gun ban (even edged weapons).
Toyama Police say the veteran had three knives in his possession, they became aware of the veteran after people called in saying a man with knives was hanging around the school. Reports say teachers tried defending the school with broomsticks (after the security guard was killed). A woman told The Japan Times that she thought the area was safe “because there’s a police box near here.” She never thought anybody would attack a gun armed cop with a knife.
Update: Japanese news reports suggest the veteran might have been bullied at work, by his boss.
Japan’s national police agency admitted that in 2017 there were at least 22 documented cases of guns being used in crimes.
And let’s not forget knives: Japanese blogger stabbed to death after giving lecture on how to manage online disputes
TOTAL GUN BAN FAIL: JAPAN, COPS, BULLIES, SUICIDE
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