Are Canadians even allowed to own knives or did they gleefully vote their own rights away like the British did? Serious question man, I don't know Canadian law. I'm not even sure if it's legal, are knives covered under ITAR?
Again, the title of the thread asks there be no political discussion so i'm trying to respect that, have only voiced my reaction to this debacle and my intentions as a knife buyer/enthusiast.
But in general, even if I could, I wouldn't sell anything to anyone in countries where they have taken away a person's natural right to defend themselves, that's just ignorant and bizarre.
And personally, as already stated, if you're okay with tyrants and control freaks stealing people's property and rights, then no, nothing I have is for sale to you, i'll destroy it before I would do that.
But i'm sure there are others who feel differently, feel free to purchase from them, unlike most liberals in this country today, I don't feel like i'm qualified or have the "right" to decide what's best for YOU, own what you like, buy what you like, do what you like, just don't hurt other people doing it and we're good.
Um, yes, Canada allows knives, and guns! And, in fact, we DON'T allow the messed up seizure laws that have over-run the USA. You realize your tax dollars go towards funding local law enforcement that can legally steal from people for absolutely no reason? The 'rights' of the property are much more lax (in American lawyerspeak) than the rights of the people, so they have a loop hole. You mention supporting actual tyrants... something you do with your taxes right now. Perhaps read about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_forfeiture_in_the_United_States
By your own logic then, no one should deal with any American business or individuals - since your taxes go to support systems of tyranny like that?
I add this in a sincere manner, since it really does go to the heart of your semantics I believe and also applies to the issues raised with knives in the OP.