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I think the fathers should be charged for not keeping a leash on the rugrats.
Stupid not to secure guns around kids.
especially with kids so young, at the very least put them in a place high up
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I think the fathers should be charged for not keeping a leash on the rugrats.
Stupid not to secure guns around kids.
especially with kids so young, at the very least put them in a place high up
Yeah I totally agree with you, if your not going to put them in a locked up case, Keep them very high up out the way of Small Kid's, although that wouldn't work with the teens of a house clmibing to reach them. Some parents are really thik when it comes to child safety.
Or, crazy thought, maybe the whole idea of keeping a house full of guns is just a bad one to begin with. Especially handguns. It's not like you're gonna go hunting with a 9mm pistol. And if you want a pistol to shoot for fun, then keep it at the fucking target range, not under your bed, or even up on a high shelf in your house with a trigger lock.
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I feel sorry for the kids. Their curiosity gets the better of them and the adults aren't doing their job of protecting them.
I think that's just it Lisa. And those are the first people that yell lawsuit as soon as their offspring gets shot. "well, I thought it was unloaded" Also teaching kids gun safety is a good idea as well. Trigger locks are good too.
What ever happened to when a kid is quiet in another room, the parent gets off their lazy ass to find out what it's doing?
What ever happened to when a kid is quiet in another room, the parent gets off their lazy ass to find out what it's doing?
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I know! Kids plus silence equals trouble in my experience. It only takes a few seconds to go check on them.
It's the same with all the drownings that happen over here during summer. No matter how many of them occur, young kids are still not being supervised properly.
It's the same with all the drownings that happen over here during summer. No matter how many of them occur, young kids are still not being supervised properly.
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Sorry Elenai but I have to disagree with you and Peter Griffin
Guns just don't get up and shoot people all by themselves....People kill people.....
I personally am anti-gun......
Guns just don't get up and shoot people all by themselves....People kill people.....
I personally am anti-gun......
"Love all, trust a few, and do wrong to none."
Ya know everyone blames the gun it is not totally the guns fault they do what they were intended to it is the person behind the gun that really determines how it is used. Shooting can be fun as well and that is the part of guns as well as for protection that I like. When used properly they are a useful tool. Just my opinion.
I have no problem with gun ownership. I just do not see the point in keeping guns in your house. If you want to go shooting for fun, that's fine. Keep your gun locked up at the target range. Protection? From what? Home invaders? You're more likely to be hurt or killed if you have a gun in your house than if you do not, which kind of scuttles the "protection" argument.
And:
And:
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Yup. I have a nice big one loaded beside me almost all the time.
I don't have one yet key word here yet but planning to get my permit to get one and I will keep one IN MY HOME. And Durrasch I can see you have your points on having guns around the house and that's fine I have to say though if you are trained and have the pratice of using it then yes it is a fine way to protect yourself and your family. Nough said from me.
Interesting statistics, Chef. However, if you look at the segment of my post that you cited, and take it in its context of protection during a home invasion:
then you will note that none of the statistics you offer actually address this issue. In the event of a home invasion, protection from which is one of the more commonly cited reasons for wanting a gun in the house, a member of a household with a firearm is more likely than a member of a household without a firearm to experience violence, including death, during the course of that home invasion.
Also, if you look at the number of fatalities not per capita, but rather per man-hour spent involved in a given activity, recreational firearms use is more deadly than driving a vehicle.
But we both know that statistics can be used to prove anything, depending on how they are presented.
Protection? From what? Home invaders? You're more likely to be hurt or killed if you have a gun in your house than if you do not, which kind of scuttles the "protection" argument.
then you will note that none of the statistics you offer actually address this issue. In the event of a home invasion, protection from which is one of the more commonly cited reasons for wanting a gun in the house, a member of a household with a firearm is more likely than a member of a household without a firearm to experience violence, including death, during the course of that home invasion.
Also, if you look at the number of fatalities not per capita, but rather per man-hour spent involved in a given activity, recreational firearms use is more deadly than driving a vehicle.
But we both know that statistics can be used to prove anything, depending on how they are presented.
I sent your quote to a cop friend of mine and he sent me these facts. As well as sporting injury facts. I believe him. I have several guns and know how to safely use them. Anyone that has them should know how to safely use them. If kids get shot, it's not the guns fault or the kids fault, they're aliens anyway. It's the people that brought them into the world to begin with that are to blame. Whether they're at home or a friends house, someone had better either be watching them at all times or be smart enough to teach them about firearms and safety.