cupmike - I'm afraid you're wrong. Carrying a knife means you're MUCH more likely to be stabbed. In fact, there's a good chance you'll be stabbed with your own knife. All the evidence and data supports this.
not carrying a knife makes you no less likely to be stabbed,it just means you can't stab. If were going to solve this problem we need to look into why people feel a need to carry knives.
cupmike - I'm afraid you're wrong. Carrying a knife means you're MUCH more likely to be stabbed. In fact - there's a good chance you'll be stabbed with YOUR OWN knife. All the evidence and stats supports this.
cupmike - I'm afraid you're very wrong. You are FAR more likely to be stabbed if you carry a knife. In fact there's a good chance you'll be stabbed by your own knife. All the evidence and stats support this fact.
cupmike - I'm afraid you're wrong. Carrying a knife means you're MUCH more likely to be stabbed. In fact, there's a good chance you'll be stabbed with your own knife. All the evidence and data supports this.
blujay7 3 years ago
not carrying a knife makes you no less likely to be stabbed,it just means you can't stab. If were going to solve this problem we need to look into why people feel a need to carry knives.
cupmike 3 years ago
cupmike - I'm afraid you're wrong. Carrying a knife means you're MUCH more likely to be stabbed. In fact - there's a good chance you'll be stabbed with YOUR OWN knife. All the evidence and stats supports this.
blujay7 3 years ago
cupmike - I'm afraid you're very wrong. You are FAR more likely to be stabbed if you carry a knife. In fact there's a good chance you'll be stabbed by your own knife. All the evidence and stats support this fact.
blujay7 3 years ago