cslade454 wrote:The safest place to keep your gun is on your hip! I always reply to the person that tells me that they have a loaded gun in every room with the loaded gun on my hip bests all of yours and no one can moved it without me knowing.
Well said!craigwill wrote:http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=80f_1290345503Social services didn't like it the last time they came to get them out of the locked closet.
It shoul teach all of us who have kids a lesson. And that would be? Lock them the f up.
craigwill wrote:http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=80f_1290345503I disagree. That was just a parenting fail. The kid obviously had no respect for a firearm.
It shoul teach all of us who have kids a lesson. And that would be? Lock them the f up.
Owen wrote:craigwill wrote:http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=80f_1290345503I disagree. That was just a parenting fail. The kid obviously had no respect for a firearm.
It shoul teach all of us who have kids a lesson. And that would be? Lock them the f up.
Locking them up does nothing to address the issue. Children need to see firearms as the tool that they are with both safe and dangerous uses. This is no different than teaching your child not to run with scissors, electrical safety, safe use of ladders, safe use of the stove, and the list goes on and on. Simply hiding something does not remove the danger, in fact it can make it more attractive and exciting to investigate the hidden. Better to take charge and address the danger head on. We cannot lock up all the dangers in the world. We can only prepare our children to deal with them.
viper98 wrote:x2Owen wrote:craigwill wrote:http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=80f_1290345503I disagree. That was just a parenting fail. The kid obviously had no respect for a firearm.
It shoul teach all of us who have kids a lesson. And that would be? Lock them the f up.
Locking them up does nothing to address the issue. Children need to see firearms as the tool that they are with both safe and dangerous uses. This is no different than teaching your child not to run with scissors, electrical safety, safe use of ladders, safe use of the stove, and the list goes on and on. Simply hiding something does not remove the danger, in fact it can make it more attractive and exciting to investigate the hidden. Better to take charge and address the danger head on. We cannot lock up all the dangers in the world. We can only prepare our children to deal with them.
well said
