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george burns
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First they need to shut down the isis and other terror groups social media presence completely, it's not a first amendment right to recruit American kids to murder Americans and citizens of the world. 25,000 went to train with ISIS this year, 7000 have returned, their job is to recruit and destroy American interests and take the lives of Americans whenever possible.
we are just starting to see effects of this in recent months.
Kids from single parent homes with no strong father or mother figure, to keep them on the straight and narrow, are going to be seduced by many things, and this is the Crack of the 2015 era.
But leaving guns around when your kids bring in other kids is a sure way to eventually have an issue. I know my dad was a strong leader of men, I was exposed to that at a young age when he started taking me to work with him at 12 years old and I saw how he was respected in the factory he worked his way up from bench worker to plant manager.
But other kids I knew had no such a figure in their lives and were screwed by the time they turned 15-18 years old, now even younger.
Stealing cars and doing drugs, "I am 67, and guns back when I was a kid, were around, but almost no one carried one unless they were a cop.
Now from a trip to the gun show yesterday, it is easy to see how many people who don't have the intelligence of a flea are carrying guns. I am pro gun, but anti stupid. If a person is an idiot they should not have the ability to own a gun, and here is why, my grandkid might be in that persons house when that person decides to shoot someone or leaves his or her loaded 357 on the table in a room where a half dozen kids are playing, Call of Duty, or some other game.
It's not a stretch for a kid to get excited and pick up the idiots gun, and shoot himself or another kid, or get into a tug of war trying to grab the gun from another kid.
That's how half this stuff happens, by accident, but an accident that could have been prevented.
Now you can yell and scream about second amendment rights all you want, I wrote more letters on the subject to more senators and congressmen than most ever did, I always say, "don't debate in a room full of people who already agree with you, go an try to change the minds of the ones who don't". But just like you take grandpa's keys away when he keeps hitting the side of the garage every time he pulls his car out, it's the same with guns. If you can't handle the responsibility of ownership, which includes storage and securing the weapon when not in use, than you shouldn't have one. If your kid brings your gun to school, you should loose your rights to carry a gun period. You are putting other people kids at risk and you have no right to do that.
Life is not all about any one person, it's about living in a civilized society, which we are quickly moving away from, due to a lack of fundamental leadership from the top down.
If a kid can't figure out that bringing a gun to school is going to cause a ****storm of problems for him and his family, then there are some damaged brain cells there. They watch enough TV to know what's going to happen if they get caught. Some may be that smart, that they know they're parents are going to get in a load of trouble for allowing this to occur, It might be intentional in some cases for a kid to act out like that to burn his mother and father.In any case if that gun was properly secured then the kid could not do this. Put a lock on the bedroom door, and put the gun in a locked drawer, that would be the least you could do if money was an issue. @0 bucks for a lock and your done, until you have enough for a safe saved up.
we are just starting to see effects of this in recent months.
Kids from single parent homes with no strong father or mother figure, to keep them on the straight and narrow, are going to be seduced by many things, and this is the Crack of the 2015 era.
But leaving guns around when your kids bring in other kids is a sure way to eventually have an issue. I know my dad was a strong leader of men, I was exposed to that at a young age when he started taking me to work with him at 12 years old and I saw how he was respected in the factory he worked his way up from bench worker to plant manager.
But other kids I knew had no such a figure in their lives and were screwed by the time they turned 15-18 years old, now even younger.
Stealing cars and doing drugs, "I am 67, and guns back when I was a kid, were around, but almost no one carried one unless they were a cop.
Now from a trip to the gun show yesterday, it is easy to see how many people who don't have the intelligence of a flea are carrying guns. I am pro gun, but anti stupid. If a person is an idiot they should not have the ability to own a gun, and here is why, my grandkid might be in that persons house when that person decides to shoot someone or leaves his or her loaded 357 on the table in a room where a half dozen kids are playing, Call of Duty, or some other game.
It's not a stretch for a kid to get excited and pick up the idiots gun, and shoot himself or another kid, or get into a tug of war trying to grab the gun from another kid.
That's how half this stuff happens, by accident, but an accident that could have been prevented.
Now you can yell and scream about second amendment rights all you want, I wrote more letters on the subject to more senators and congressmen than most ever did, I always say, "don't debate in a room full of people who already agree with you, go an try to change the minds of the ones who don't". But just like you take grandpa's keys away when he keeps hitting the side of the garage every time he pulls his car out, it's the same with guns. If you can't handle the responsibility of ownership, which includes storage and securing the weapon when not in use, than you shouldn't have one. If your kid brings your gun to school, you should loose your rights to carry a gun period. You are putting other people kids at risk and you have no right to do that.
Life is not all about any one person, it's about living in a civilized society, which we are quickly moving away from, due to a lack of fundamental leadership from the top down.
If a kid can't figure out that bringing a gun to school is going to cause a ****storm of problems for him and his family, then there are some damaged brain cells there. They watch enough TV to know what's going to happen if they get caught. Some may be that smart, that they know they're parents are going to get in a load of trouble for allowing this to occur, It might be intentional in some cases for a kid to act out like that to burn his mother and father.In any case if that gun was properly secured then the kid could not do this. Put a lock on the bedroom door, and put the gun in a locked drawer, that would be the least you could do if money was an issue. @0 bucks for a lock and your done, until you have enough for a safe saved up.
