Thorn
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My particularly favorite tactic is to throw a generally well intentioned poster into a group of wildly disreputable ones.
I.E. Well isn't that just like Battleborne, AssHat, and Thorn.
Um, excuse me? Do you mean Thor?
My particularly favorite tactic is to throw a generally well intentioned poster into a group of wildly disreputable ones.
I.E. Well isn't that just like Battleborne, AssHat, and Thorn.
Um, excuse me? Do you mean Thor?
Whoooooosh.
You are the good guy. I said my tactic was putting a good poster in with a list of a couple of disreputable ones.
One future con out of the gene pool.
An 8 year old kid died.
There are limits guys.
That is why I posted this.
Guns are fucking dangerous just like cars.
They need good regulations to protect the public.
Just like we will NEVER want to outlaw cars but will not let eight year olds drive them or allow jet fuel powered race cars on the freeway.
Get sensable
I think you would be the "well-intentioned" among a group of "wildly disreputable"...Um, excuse me? Do you mean Thor?
Whoooooosh.
You are the good woman. I said my tactic was putting a good poster in with a list of a couple of disreputable ones.
This accident happened because there was NOT adequate supervision by the "certified firearms instructor".
The background check required to buy a firearm from a licenced dealer checks for certain mental illnesses (as reported by mental health professionals).
And that is a federal law.
This kid died because those people running the gun range were negligent. My daughter started shooting when she was 7 or 8. She is an excellent shot now, and is VERY safety concious. When we are at the range, she will comment on other people's violations of basic safety rules.
Stupidity by parents is not an uncommon cause of death for kids. And whether there are guns, drugs, household chemicals or cars involved, the blame lies with the negligent parents.