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Amen, I find it amazing that people are so quick to say, "Its a copy of this!" "No its a copy of this!" and now that we see that this chinese knife is in fact a copy of a mikkel willumsen who wants to make a bet then no one previously calling foul will say that mikkel ripped off the other makers they originally thought were being ripped off. Honestly, yes the chinese rip people off. But people the world over rip each other off. So why is it that china is the only one who gets the brunt of it? Easy, there is no one anyone is actually pointing a finger at. There is no one that needs or will defend themselves. Its easy to win a game that there is only one player. The knife in question appears now to infact be a mikkel copy. Certainly looked like his work. Again it aint right that they did it, but I still say I give em credit for leaving the original names out of it. This same thing happens in almost every single hobby you can think of. Homage and counterfeit watches, Kit cars, you name it this stuff happens. Again it aint right but I dont think its going away any time soon.So then, either Spyderco ripped off Mikkel, or Mikkel ripped off Spyderco, and Kevin ripped them both. Right? Y'all get so testy about people copying other peoples stuff. So many large knife companies copy each other anyway, but no one seems to care as long as they are American companies. Real collectors would never buy the cheap junk anyway. This is the kind of thing kids buy at the local gun and knife show cuz they look cool and are 12 dollars.
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