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http://news.yahoo.com/murders-test-bangladesh-claims-radical-islam-control-100722258.html
I guess it's clear the only common sense solution is to ban meat cleavers. No one needs such a deadly knife. Only licensed butchers in regulated situations should be allowed to use meat cleavers after passing a rigorous background check. We peasants can't be trusted otherwise.
In February, when cleaver-wielding attackers killed an atheist writer and blogger, U.S. citizen Avijit Roy, authorities called it a random, isolated incident executed by religious fanatics.
Then it happened again. And again. And again.
In total, four bloggers and online activists all critics of radical Islam have been hacked to death with meat cleavers in daytime attacks. A hit list of 84 bloggers including many living in Europe and the United States has appeared online, allegedly posted by the Ansarullah Bangla Team the same banned militant group that claimed responsibility or involvement in killing the bloggers.
I guess it's clear the only common sense solution is to ban meat cleavers. No one needs such a deadly knife. Only licensed butchers in regulated situations should be allowed to use meat cleavers after passing a rigorous background check. We peasants can't be trusted otherwise.