But aren't you worried about all the mindless sheep who shouldn't even gaze upon a firearm unless dictated to do so by a governing authority with an obviously superior understanding of the universe
Nope, We're gonna start with education, one of the first items on our agenda will be Firearms safety classes in public schools.
Irritates me every time I hear of one kid getting dads gun and accidentally shooting another. When some knowledge would have probably prevented it.
What happened to personal responsibility again?
Goes out the window once your lack of it causes other people (who possibly were responsible) harm. For instance, a dumb kid with his dad's gun may just kill himself, or his parents. But he may kill a friend who's over at the house. Perhaps you say that's the friends' parents' fault for letting him over there without supervision? Well the bullet may well leave the house entirely and kill the neighbor's kid. Which is their fault for....living there?SecDef said:I don't like your suggestion of parents abdicating their responsibility. What happened to personal responsibility again?rem33 said:Nope, We're gonna start with education, one of the first items on our agenda will be Firearms safety classes in public schools.
Irritates me every time I hear of one kid getting dads gun and accidentally shooting another. When some knowledge would have probably prevented it.
Nope, We're gonna start with education, one of the first items on our agenda will be Firearms safety classes in public schools.
Irritates me every time I hear of one kid getting dads gun and accidentally shooting another. When some knowledge would have probably prevented it.
I don't like your suggestion of parents abdicating their responsibility. What happened to personal responsibility again
Sergeant-at-arms
but lets least be honest and not take something I have said and place it with part of anothers post to look as if I had made the entire statment.
See we have added classes already. You are so right, Another of my pet peeves is no one is responsible for anything. It is always some one else fault.
I should get off the soap box!
) is that a gunowner with children in the house should absolutely make sure that it is safe.
Having served on e duty tour as a blue beret and patrolling with a weapon with no ammo.....I say let em come. UN rules of engagement are designed to get good soldiers killed.
I don't like your suggestion of parents abdicating their responsibility. What happened to personal responsibility again?