 Montreal police ticket veteran bagpiper for carrying traditional knifeLaw & Order | 206962 hits | Nov 05 12:47 pm | Posted by: N_Fiddledog  Jeff McCarthy might be the closest thing to a professional bagpiper in Montreal. You may have seen him playing the pipes at the downtown Ogilvy store, or occasionally parading through Montreal streets as a member of Canada�s famed Black Watch Royal HighlaCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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so are they going to start ticketing sikhs for carrying their Kirpan? I know many Sikhs do....
Sikhs ?
Kirpan ?
But that's a symbol of their culture, how can you be so racsit ?
Your 2nd amendment has absolutely nothing to do with a Sgian-dubh. The cop needs to shake his head. F*cking wog.
Carrying a knife is also protected under the 2nd Amendment and there's people in this country working hard to protect that aspect of the 2A.
http://www.kniferights.org/
A Sgian-dubh is a dirk and carrying one of them is now a protected 2A activity in Oklahoma.
Hey the cop did his job in black and white without using any common sense whatever. Isn't that what you all want? Concealed weapons are illegal here, even in costume.
Unless you're a Sikh.
A kirpan is a religious object, not a weapon. Ruled by LAW.
Bagpipers are not a religion. Scots are not a race or a religion. The knife is not worn by all Scots and just a tradition. If you're not an enlisted bagpiper, wear a fucking rubber one to keep within the law.
Which neither excuses the cop from being a pigheaded ass, nor posters who just can't make anything but racist comments.
Hey the cop did his job in black and white without using any common sense whatever. Isn't that what you all want? Concealed weapons are illegal here, even in costume.
Actually, the sgian-dubh, a "hidden knife" was worn in the top of the sock as a sign of not being afraid when a visitor in someone's home. So it's there to specifically be "non-concealed. When stealing sheep , like horny highlanders were want to do, it was hidden.
I was sincerely hoping you could respond differently than our resident 'dumbest fucking racist on the site'. I was going to ignore his post entirely.
A kirpan is a religious object, not a weapon. Ruled by LAW.
Bagpipers are not a religion. Scots are not a race or a religion. The knife is not worn by all Scots and just a tradition. If you're not an enlisted bagpiper, wear a fucking rubber one to keep within the law.
Which neither excuses the cop from being a pigheaded ass, nor posters who just can't make anything but racist comments.
Just because it is not mandated by religion does not make it any less culturally significant. I hope this progresses through the court systems.
A man wearing a skirt... I hope they throw the book at him!!!
As opposed to establishments where men wear skirts and Ray throws five dollar bills at them.
As opposed to establishments where men wear skirts and Ray throws five dollar bills at them.
Run, Ray! RUN!