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GoPikachuGo1 t1_ixzlits wrote

Reply to comment by PhizyT in I’m a minor in connecticut, what am i allowed to carry for self defense legally? by connoqr

I have an uncle, well I had an uncle, serving time now for it.

Sec. 53-206. Carrying of dangerous weapons prohibited

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PhizyT t1_ixzo8sl wrote

Hmm, few things here:

  1. That does not not prove your claim. There is nothing in there that supports it. You should read that carefully. You are wrong. Completely wrong. I don't know where you got that information. You should remove your original comment as to avoid propagating false information.
  2. I think you need to have a good honest conversation with your family and uncle. I think you may have misunderstood exactly why he's serving time, or they didn't tell you the whole story.
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GoPikachuGo1 t1_ixzom9e wrote

It certainly does. Did you read the statute? Martial arts weapons are considered DEADLY WEAPONS.

Well, there was more to it. He was also illegally transporting bear arms for a taxidermy company, but that's a story for another time.

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PhizyT t1_ixzp8he wrote

Yes I did. It says weapons. Not the hands. Weapons is also clearly referenced. Even then you don't have to of its part of the class. You need to read a lot more. You are incorrect.

Please respond back only when you have actual true information. Thank you.

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GoPikachuGo1 t1_ixzqfmv wrote

I am a 3rd degree black belt in Hap Ki Do and a 1st degree in Shaolin Kung Fu. By law, my hands are legally deadly weapons and must be registered as such. You're simply misinformed, friend. I am trying to educate you.

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PhizyT t1_ixzrllx wrote

Someone has misinformed you or you misunderstood. Likely when you received your black belt your name was registered as part of the tradition in the country of origin. For example, in Tae Kwon Do your name is registered in the Kukiwan in Korea.

You claim was specific that you are required to register in CT. That is not the case and you have yet to show any statue where that is. I practice as well and there is absolutely no requirement.

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GoPikachuGo1 t1_ixzsjql wrote

I've fought in the Kumite in Hong Kong, i've participated in Bloodsport in Mongolia, i've fought the grand master of Nepal in a 24 hour marathon fight at the summit of Mt. Everest and, while I lost, I lived to tell the tail, I know what I am talking about here. I am an authority on the subject.

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PhizyT t1_ixzssyk wrote

Haha. You said required by law. What law? Prove it. You haven't yet. Your post has been reported as misinformation.

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GoPikachuGo1 t1_ixzu5r6 wrote

I cited the law. You looked but chose not to see. This comes from a lack of focus, commitment, and sheer will.

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PhizyT t1_iy01c3z wrote

Nope. Nothing in what you cited has anything to do with registering. This is a stupid conversation.

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GoPikachuGo1 t1_iy01liv wrote

" i've fought the grand master of Nepal in a 24 hour marathon fight at the summit of Mt. Everest and, while I lost, I lived to tell the tail"

I mean..I figured this would be a dead giveaway that this is all just a joke.

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Hollowpoint1240 t1_ixzua9n wrote

I pray to god you are going along with his joke and aren't as dumb as your responses make you seem

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PhizyT t1_ixzy33k wrote

Huh? Dumb? What's dumb about asking for proof on a claim?

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