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Agree. Neither age or teaching can stop stupidity.Personally for me....I did both. Kids have moments of stupidity no matter how much you teach them. That's my opinion.
The rest of the story explains the total disregard for for firearms safety around children.So let me get this straight.
The US government can accidentally shoot down a commercial airliner and kill 290 innocent people, and no one gets charged with any crime. They got medals in fact if so remember.
But a civilian who has an accident, oh yeah, you go to jail.
Our government needs to be put down like a rabid dog.
I do both. Especially as a father of teenagers. It is not only your own kids you are protecting. It is any other kids your kids might invite into your home (when you are home or when you are not) who may or may not have been taught to respect the damage a gun can do in ignorant or evil hands.Personally for me....I did both. Kids have moments of stupidity no matter how much you teach them. That's my opinion.
It was the best I could do without reading the article.
While i agree we should all teach our children "gun safety ", id like to hear Masaad tell us how to teach a two year old.......Kids and Guns: Mas Ayoob on Proven Safety Methods
Massad Ayoob argues that when it comes to gun safety in the home, you can’t childproof your guns, so you have to gunproof your children.gundigest.com
This ×1000. Even in the most gun friendly state in America the guy would likely be charged. "Safe storage" laws aren't about safety, they are about expanding PP Status.It's another "if we only had another law" syndrome. If he left dozens of buckets of water laying around and she fell in and drowned, he could be charged with reckless endangerment or something. Same if he left his scary-sharp chef's knife collection laying around the playpen. But if it's with a gun, we need an EXTRA Killy law that will stop people from. . . . doing what they were gonna do regardless of the previous law.
It's a feel-good measure that makes gun-grabbers think they are "winning." The guy would be charged with something regardless.
Except a 15 year old can be licensed to have access to the non-high capacity long guns.Surprised Biden didn't make Connecticut's Ethan's Law the law of the land. If you have kids under 18 in the home, you'd have to lock up your guns unloaded, stripped down to the pins, mags unloaded and locked in another safe in a different room in the house and ammo also locked in another safe.
I was at the AK build party and am sad I didn’t get to see anything laying around, if I had I would have gladly picked them up to keep everyone safeGod or no god, people were leaving their loaded EDCs laying around for kids to find during the AK build party in 2015. You gotta help God out a little bit on that one. I imagine this is the same shit.
...until they start climbing shit. I swear some of these two year old kids are latent structural engineers. Being the dad of five kids, I've seen everything...some stuff I wouldn't have believed if I hadn't seen it for myself.Yeah they are only like 2 feet tall lol
Notice how he skipped over it and went to 5 years old. Still...... like we can trust 5 year olds with deadly weapons because we taught them something a few times....yeah OK.While i agree we should all teach our children "gun safety ", id like to hear Masaad tell us how to teach a two year old.......