The .bind() function doesn't have a "memory" of the handler(s) that were previously removed. As explained in the .bind() documentation you have to pass it a function the same way you pass one to .click() .
If you want a global switch to turn events on/off, there isn't one. But you can 'mock' one by having a global variable that is checked within the function of the triggered event.
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