3-Year-Old Colorado Boy Dies From Accidental Gunshot

christiefan915 said:
Companies recall strollers, cribs, swings etc. if a handful of kids are killed because these items lack proper safety measures. Parents can get a hefty ticket if their child isn't in a proper car seat. But we're supposed to accept child gun deaths without a peep of complaint.
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Parents also get in trouble with the law if they leave a gun lying around and a kid kills themselves with it.
 
Jarod said:
Cars are required to be registered by the State. To use a car you must be licenced by the state and illustrate a minimum level of competence. TO manufacture a car to sell in the United States it must contain countless safety features and must be designed in a particular way to promote safety. There are countless rules about where you can operate a car and how you can operate a car, we pay billions to enforce these rules. Alas, MADD and other traffic safety groups are fighting for even more such rules and regulations.
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There are also laws on where and when you can use a gun.

We need cars to operate in current society in most parts of the country. Some people feel they need guns to live safely in some parts of the country. Both are dangerous if used incorrectly, however, many fight to keep gun ownership and operation fully unfettered and unregulated.
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More bullshit. Are you deliberately being dishonest or do you simply lack any understanding as to what rules there are on where and when you can use a gun legally?

Tell us Jarod... can a person carrying a gun just walk around shooting it anywhere they choose without repercussion from the law?

Do licensed dealers have to perform a mandatory background check? Yes or no?
 
evince said:
yeah kinda late huh
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Yep... same as with bath tubs...

But again Desh... can you tell us how YOU would legislate away irresponsible behavior?

What LAW would you suggest we implement that would stop irresponsible behavior? Instead of bitching and moaning, how about you actually give us an example of a law that would have prevented this?
 
Superfreak said:
That is on DESIGN/INSTALLATION... not on USE.

Most guns have safety features too. Doesn't do a whole lot of good if they are not used.
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I never said just use, that was your word... not mine.

In fact when I gave examples of what regulations we could have to save kids from gun deaths, most of them were regarding design....
 
Spin Supercandy, spin... Keep moving the goalposts back until you can win something.
 
Jarod said:
Spin Supercandy, spin... Keep moving the goalposts back until you can win something.
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I am not the one trying to move the goal posts Garud... that is you. You know there aren't laws on the USE of bathtubs. We are talking about the irresponsible USE of objects. Not the regulations on the DESIGN/INSTALLATION of said objects. Guns also have safety features on them.
 
"◾The tub controls should be accessible from both inside and outside the tub and be located between the rim of the bathtub and 33 inches above the floor."

A quote from a book I have regarding sample building codes.
 
Every year, 250,000 plus children are involved in car accidents resulting in 2,000 plus deaths each year.

Are we going to arrest these parents for their reckless behavior? Are we going to ban cars? Are we going to see a thread everytime a child dies in a car accident?

Threads like these are intended for gullible dullards who seldom excersize their brains and moronically think that gun laws stop criminals and that banning guns will make us all safer. They are the arguments of gullible naive dimwits and don't deserve to be taken seriously; EVER.
 
The City of Santa Clara Building code...

"Shower and Tub-Shower Control Valves
Control valves shall be pressure balance, thermostatic, or combination of pressure balance/thermostatic
mixing valves. Handle position stops shall be provided on such valves and shall be adjusted per the
manufacturer’s instructions to deliver a maximum mixed water setting of 120 oF. (CPC 418.0)"
 
Jarod said:
The City of Santa Clara Building code...

"Shower and Tub-Shower Control Valves
Control valves shall be pressure balance, thermostatic, or combination of pressure balance/thermostatic
mixing valves. Handle position stops shall be provided on such valves and shall be adjusted per the
manufacturer’s instructions to deliver a maximum mixed water setting of 120 oF. (CPC 418.0)"
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Okay dimwit; you've removed all doubt that you are THAT stupid and so incredibly clueless that you cannot distinguish the difference between building codes for installation and proper "use" instructions.

You're repugnantly ignorant and really are THAT stupid. There is no kind way to say this.
 
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