I was confused by Martins original email myself and almost brought up
the same points that you did Robert.

What I believe Martin was saying, is that everyone of the homeless
carries a box cutter, not that haxors should carry one.

On 1/22/2014 19:58, Robert Rybicki wrote:
> I don't suggest bringing a knife to a gun fight. Now that is part joke and 
> mostly accurate. Guns are for self defense and knives in the eye of the law 
> are offensive in nature. That is why if you are going to prepare for 
> situation like defending your life have the right tool for the job. Besides 
> being a more legal defense tool, it is also easier to be proficient with. 
> Knife fighting takes great skill and anyone that has come out the other end 
> of our rehabilitation system can disarm a knife easier than you can use it to 
> hurt them.   I would not fear the homeless. I fear the drug addict crashing 
> from a binge that is desperate to score and sees a business that is open late 
> and thinks there might be some cash on hand.   There was some talk about a 
> ccw class. I have a friend that is a NRA instructor. We are both passionate 
> about arming law abiding citizens and being capable of defending life and 
> liberty. Please let me know if this is still an interest and I will make it 
> happen.
> 
> That said, if you have to fight, fight with whatever you can. Better yet as 
> previously mentioned be aware. If someone you don't know or you don't like 
> the looks of comes in, make a phone call to a friend and be on the phone. Put 
> yourself on the other side of a table or something else to put space between 
> you and that other person. Keep the door locked at night and get visual 
> confirmation before you let them in. 
> 
> Please be safe and let me know if you are interested in packing a piece. 
> Peace. 
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Jan 22, 2014, at 5:17 PM, Martin Pinkston <[email protected]> 
>> wrote:
>>
>> I don't know if anyone has really taken serious notice of the local foot 
>> traffic at Summit yet or not.
>> However, it generally appears to be homeless individuals walking a "daily 
>> circuit" until the shelters open in the evening.
>> Not all homeless are violent; however, I have yet to see any unscrupulous 
>> person carrying a sign, warning of the potential for danger.
>> That being said, be aware of your surroundings at all times inside and 
>> outside the building.
>> A safe assumption would be everyone of them carries at least a box cutter 
>> for self defense.
>> Just my $.02
>>
>> Take Care & Have fun Always.
>> Martin Pinkston RN
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