What are the first things you think of others that don't carry a knife?

Mike-Mike said:
I read this once (I will try to best paraphrase).

There are 2 types of non knife carrying people:

1. The type that thinks they are too good to carry a knife and are often opening packages with a their teeth, a pen, or a key (A key is just a really dull serrated knife).

2. The type that always wants to borrow your knife. Quick to make a comment on it's size or sharpness.
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How about the person that wants to borrow your knife so they can turn a screw or pry something with it?
 
If I looked down upon my friends and family that don't carry a knife I would practically have no friends or family.
I am not upset by people that do not carry one only annoyed when the constantly ask me to "use" my knife!

I have purchased a few knives for people to get them started but as much as they all liked their knives
it is not something that they ever carry.
 
I think they don't carry a knife. It's not really possible to extrapolate any other information about them from such a minute detail.
 
whether people carry a knife or not, you can usually put them into 1 of 3 groups, those who are good at maths and those who are not.
 
People who I know who would routinely benefit from carrying a knife makes me wonder about their choices. But I don't really care one way or the other.
 
People who do not carry knives are a mentally stunted, emasculated race. They deserve their fate when they face life's grievous threats without a knife. A knifeless man is a lifeless man, so, adios from the gene pool, losers! Furthermore, you're either a wolf, sheep or a sheepdog. Wolves and sheepdogs carry knives, and sheep carry smart phones and latte's. And then there are shepherds, who carry bigger knives, and a big crooked stick. Yup, it's good to be the shepherd. I wouldn't be friends with someone who doesn't carry a knife, because, that would be like the shepherd hanging out with the sheep. Then, who would watch over the flock? The wolves would get us all, and that would be messed up. In conclusion, the knife gives me great power, and with great power comes great responsibility, and I look down upon the fleeced masses.
 
What I worry about are those with an irrational fear of weapons, as Jeff Cooper has written about.
When a person animates an inanimate object in their mind, I call into question their ability to make good decisions in other areas of their lives.
I tolerate these types and have to be around a few of them because of my job.
What disturbs me also is when I have this conversation with women who are mothers. Some cannot fathom stabbing a person in the face for example. This conversation comes up when they ask me to explain all stuff I carry w/ me at work.
I explain what each item is and it's use. When they see my knife they can't seem to see why it's needed. When I say to cut things or a person, they just can't get their heads around it ! The Glock 23 is acceptable in their mind, but the knife....oh my!!! I ask if they would stab a person trying to kill or kidnap their child....they hesitate and sometimes begin to understand. The momma bear is in there, but they had not ever thought it out in that manner.
 
dogstar said:
People who do not carry knives are a mentally stunted, emasculated race. They deserve their fate when they face life's grievous threats without a knife. A knifeless man is a lifeless man, so, adios from the gene pool, losers! Furthermore, you're either a wolf, sheep or a sheepdog. Wolves and sheepdogs carry knives, and sheep carry smart phones and latte's. And then there are shepherds, who carry bigger knives, and a big crooked stick. Yup, it's good to be the shepherd. I wouldn't be friends with someone who doesn't carry a knife, because, that would be like the shepherd hanging out with the sheep. Then, who would watch over the flock? The wolves would get us all, and that would be messed up. In conclusion, the knife gives me great power, and with great power comes great responsibility, and I look down upon the fleeced masses.
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. We'll said
 
I just think that I'll have to cut anything that needs to be cut.
Since I have a knife or three on me, that shouldn't be too much of a burden. :)

That's about it.
 
dogstar said:
People who do not carry knives are a mentally stunted, emasculated race. They deserve their fate when they face life's grievous threats without a knife. A knifeless man is a lifeless man, so, adios from the gene pool, losers! Furthermore, you're either a wolf, sheep or a sheepdog. Wolves and sheepdogs carry knives, and sheep carry smart phones and latte's. And then there are shepherds, who carry bigger knives, and a big crooked stick. Yup, it's good to be the shepherd. I wouldn't be friends with someone who doesn't carry a knife, because, that would be like the shepherd hanging out with the sheep. Then, who would watch over the flock? The wolves would get us all, and that would be messed up. In conclusion, the knife gives me great power, and with great power comes great responsibility, and I look down upon the fleeced masses.
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Dear God, please let this be a joke.
It's a joke, right?
Right?
 
I mostly like being the person that has a knife. I am always asked to cut things that need cutting. While everyone else stops everything and stands watching me remove my mighty knife, open it and slice into whatever material is hindering progress. The only thing better is being the person that has the knife that can cut something, someone else is attempting to cut and can't. (because their knife is too dull, or too much a pos) And you walk up and they have to step aside with their crappy knife while you whip it out and slice into what they could not.
 
When I was a full time mechanic sheeple without knives were the ones not prepared with what their job requirements called for. Those were the ones most likely to use a screwdriver for a chisel.
 
dogstar said:
People who do not carry knives are a mentally stunted, emasculated race. They deserve their fate when they face life's grievous threats without a knife. A knifeless man is a lifeless man, so, adios from the gene pool, losers! Furthermore, you're either a wolf, sheep or a sheepdog. Wolves and sheepdogs carry knives, and sheep carry smart phones and latte's. And then there are shepherds, who carry bigger knives, and a big crooked stick. Yup, it's good to be the shepherd. I wouldn't be friends with someone who doesn't carry a knife, because, that would be like the shepherd hanging out with the sheep. Then, who would watch over the flock? The wolves would get us all, and that would be messed up. In conclusion, the knife gives me great power, and with great power comes great responsibility, and I look down upon the fleeced masses.
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So what are those people who don't carry a gun daily? Are they sheep? The fleeced masses?

Do you carry a gun daily? Are you a sheep and among the fleeced masses?
 
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