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When I said I thought that 34 years was excessive for a patent you accused me of supporting counterfeiting.
Here is that exchange:
In Article I, section 8, the U.S. Constitution:
Congress shall have power . . . To promote the progress of science and useful arts, by securing for limited times to authors and inventors the exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries.
https://www.conservativereview.com/...ent-office-to-blame-for-the-epipen-price-hike
It would be good for the community if many makers could use the Axis Lock now that the intended patent has run it's course. I hope that happens.
BTW: I use allergy drops now and am required to purchase an Epi-Pen yearly. I was on allergy shots just north of 25 years ago and had to buy Epi-Pens then as well. It was around $500 recently with a coupon and around $25 back then.
It is important to recognize this is a knife forum and not an epi-pen forum. It is also important to read the stance of counterfeits of this forum. Failure to do so is not recommended...
So, I was speaking of patents and you "randomly" brought up counterfeiting I suppose in response. And yes, it did feel like a threat sir.
So where did I accuse you of supporting counterfeiting in that exchange? Don't you think it would be more valuable to deal with what I actually said instead of making things up? And since when is recommending a member get more familiar with the rules a threat?
Why don't you want to give details on the Axis lock patent? I am truly interested. It would be knife related content and from what I *have* found Googling it all a lot of folks would be interested.
Why don't you want to get the details of the axis lock yourself? Why do I have to do it for you? This is seriously getting ridiculous.