Oh stfu. I was left in my stepdads truck many times with his rifles in the rack and his pistol under the seat. The last time I can remember that happened I was 10 or 11, but I was taught at an early age not to handle someone else’s guns without permission and supervision. Has nothing to do with being able to purchase a gun. It does have everything to do with responsibility, education and training. MadMarlin
Beats having a bunch of people get their throats slit. Or grenade attacks (like in Sweden.) Or someone running over a whole buncha people. Or slitting a priest's throat during a church service. Or shooting a buncha people at a diversity meeting, or at a holiday party, or at a nightclub, or at a publishing house, or at an art exhibit. All done by by followers of the 'religion of peace.' Oh, wait, at the art exhibit, the 'religion of peacers' were shot by civilians who had guns in their car.
Stupidity and accidents happen. But just because of idiots is not the reason gun-grabbing assholes get to violate our right to self-protect. Sorry, shit happens, can't regulate stupidity out of existence.
Gee, how did banning guns in England help to stop the violence? Or in Australia? Or in Canada? Or California? Or New York City? Or Massachusetts? Or Sweden?
Hint: Everywhere private ownership of weapons exists, unless it's a mono-culture like Japan (which is, dammit, now thinking of opening their borders to religion of peacers,) violent crime climbs. And so do gun crimes. And grenade or explosive attacks.
I had my own BB gun around 6 and by the time I was 8 I was hunting dove with a single shot 410 shotgun. I knew from a young age what a gun could do to a body. We never locked guns away. They were and are a useful tool. Take your commie anti-gun BS somewhere else
Really? And again I just can say,if you wouldn't have it so easy to buy a gun in the USA things like that wouldn't happen.
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DeleteOh stfu. I was left in my stepdads truck many times with his rifles in the rack and his pistol under the seat. The last time I can remember that happened I was 10 or 11, but I was taught at an early age not to handle someone else’s guns without permission and supervision. Has nothing to do with being able to purchase a gun. It does have everything to do with responsibility, education and training.
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So?
DeleteBeats having a bunch of people get their throats slit. Or grenade attacks (like in Sweden.) Or someone running over a whole buncha people. Or slitting a priest's throat during a church service. Or shooting a buncha people at a diversity meeting, or at a holiday party, or at a nightclub, or at a publishing house, or at an art exhibit. All done by by followers of the 'religion of peace.' Oh, wait, at the art exhibit, the 'religion of peacers' were shot by civilians who had guns in their car.
Stupidity and accidents happen. But just because of idiots is not the reason gun-grabbing assholes get to violate our right to self-protect. Sorry, shit happens, can't regulate stupidity out of existence.
Gee, how did banning guns in England help to stop the violence? Or in Australia? Or in Canada? Or California? Or New York City? Or Massachusetts? Or Sweden?
Hint: Everywhere private ownership of weapons exists, unless it's a mono-culture like Japan (which is, dammit, now thinking of opening their borders to religion of peacers,) violent crime climbs. And so do gun crimes. And grenade or explosive attacks.
I had my own BB gun around 6 and by the time I was 8 I was hunting dove with a single shot 410 shotgun. I knew from a young age what a gun could do to a body. We never locked guns away. They were and are a useful tool. Take your commie anti-gun BS somewhere else
Delete"Who in the hell leaves a kid alone in a vehicle with a gun?"
ReplyDeleteLots of us. But we keep it locked up. That's the difference.