Given they are my ADULT child I'd feel it was their business.If as a parent if you had an adult child who ALWAYS carried a razor sharp dirk or dagger on their person to "defend themselves" would you tend to get a little worried about that individual? I mean, assuming they don't live in Mozambique or similar?
If as a parent if you had an adult child who ALWAYS carried a razor sharp dirk or dagger on their person to "defend themselves" would you tend to get a little worried about that individual? I mean, assuming they don't live in Mozambique or similar?
Archetypal posting behavior for this topic.I only asked a question. No offense intended. Not sure what to make out of your response other than to say you appear very sensitive as to your choice to pack at home. Would you like a back rub? Hey, do your kids carry?
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Labeling other participants in a discussion as trolls is a continuation of the same sort on counter-productive behavior John KSa posted about above. If you think someone us a troll, do not engage -- use the "Report post" icon.
Once again, this thread began with a simple question: "Do you carry at home?" All that is required is a simple, one-word response -- "Yes," or "No." However, people seem to want to discuss more than the basic question, and delve into not just whether or not people carry at home, but also why. Okay, we allow that. However, it makes no sense to seek out a discussion on why other people do or don't do [_____] and then attack anyone whose opinion differs from your own. We are all individuals. Each of us has his or her own, unique life history that shapes our opinions and our approaches to life. Each of us has his or her own unique level of risk analysis and willingness to accept risk.
We need to respect that. If you can't, we'll have to close this discussion.
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However, people seem to want to discuss more than the basic question
I gifted my 18yo daughter one of my Ka-Bars when she started college. It's not quite razor sharp, but it's sharp enough. It's not a dagger, but it's closer to a dagger than to a pocket knife.If as a parent if you had an adult child who ALWAYS carried a razor sharp dirk or dagger on their person to "defend themselves" would you tend to get a little worried about that individual? I mean, assuming they don't live in Mozambique or similar?
Not everyone knows how to post a poll.FireForged said:it would make for a pretty boring discussion if we simply limited our comments to a simple yes or no. Qualifying ones decisions and opinions is the hallmark of a good discussion forum. That is so long as that qualification falls reasonably within the context of the subject matter. Yes and No is hardly fruitful discussion parameters(at least in my humble opinion). If a person seeks such a limited discussion, post a poll.However, people seem to want to discuss more than the basic question