Аннотация: Symbols of the historical and psychological reconstruction of "Napoleon" or once again about a naval dirks
Symbols of the historical and psychological reconstruction of "Napoleon" or once again about a naval dirks
I would not want to provoke someone into something ...
But I thought and continue to think:
1. Owners of naval dirks - in essence, people are positive.
2. Criminals have weapons. And people are law-abiding (even if desired) - not always.
3. A cold weapon - I would not want to simplify to vulgarization - the "continuation" of scrap, of a large table knife, of a shovel and of a screwdriver.
From all this - a concept. Society will benefit from an allowing the free circulation of at least a naval dirks. And even better - of a standard single-blade cold weapon.
Recent events confirm this.
Someone can to talk a lot about his intellectual baggage and to put, to dress a beautiful imperial (?) uniform (a Napoleon's uniform?) ...
But by coincidence, the general public glanced behind the scenes ...
And what did she see there?
Alas, not a naval dirk ...
It turned out to be a firearm (!) Weapon - by all indications it was illegally acquired. ['Обрез' - "Obrez" - An illegal weapon that was created by cutting off the barrel of a standard rifle].
Weapons of this type were common in a relatively short historical period and among specific groups of people ...
One of the types of historical and psychological reconstruction - using this type of weapon - this is not the era of the Napoleonic Wars.
These are wanderings through the forests of gangs of deserters in the period after the end of the First World War and the outbreak of the Civil War ...
This strange psychological and historical reconstruction confirms a simple conclusion - the absence of serious obstacles to removing all restrictions on the free circulation, on civil trafficking of a naval dirks, a standard single-blade cold weapon ...
November 14, 2019 00:34
Translation from Russian into English: November 14, 2019 09:09.
Владимир Владимирович Залесский 'Символы исторической и психологической реконструкции 'Наполеона' или еще раз о кортиках'.