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Topic: Funs with Guns
adj4u Joined Sun 04/08/07 Posts: 21254	Mon 04/14/08 02:56 PM
ignorance is what causes gun mishaps to hide the fact a gun is dangerous is asking for a mishap to happen best thing a parent can do is educate their child of the uses of a gun along with the dangers

denniskrug Joined Sun 05/27/07 Posts: 2	Mon 04/14/08 02:56 PM
Vote for a Republican and we will keep our guns to protect our homes and our safety. Vote for a Democrat no one will have guns except criminals. What do you think will happen then??? Do you think that the criminals are going to turn in their guns??? You liberals can't think your way out of a bathroom.

lilith401 Joined Wed 10/31/07 Posts: 19593	Mon 04/14/08 02:57 PM
so I would never be invited to dinner with you and jist? Absolutely you would! I'd rather like that. My son would just not be there, or the weapon would stay in the locked car.

adj4u Joined Sun 04/08/07 Posts: 21254	Mon 04/14/08 02:58 PM
so much for the concealed carry law making it not a problem here

Single_Rob Joined Mon 02/04/08 Posts: 8233	Mon 04/14/08 02:58 PM
so I would never be invited to dinner with you and jist? Absolutely you would! I'd rather like that. My son would just not be there, or the weapon would stay in the locked car. but if I lock it in the car someone might break the window, steal it, and use it to commit a crime

Single_Rob Joined Mon 02/04/08 Posts: 8233	Mon 04/14/08 02:58 PM
Vote for a Republican and we will keep our guns to protect our homes and our safety. Vote for a Democrat no one will have guns except criminals. What do you think will happen then??? Do you think that the criminals are going to turn in their guns??? You liberals can't think your way out of a bathroom. then how do you explain Kennedy, and mccain?

Betsy_baby Joined Sat 07/28/07 Posts: 803	Mon 04/14/08 02:59 PM
they are illegal in australia, england, canada, new york, and dc, yet somehow they crime with guns went up when they were banned there lillith That I understand, people want what they cannot have. That is human nature. This is a multifaceted issue and involves common sense, education, and attitude in general. I have a child.... no way is he going over a friend's house if there is a gun in it. Locked or not. so are you saying a cops house isnt safe either with their gun there? ... if your son had a friends dad that was a cop he couldnt go over even though it was locked?

lilith401 Joined Wed 10/31/07 Posts: 19593	Mon 04/14/08 02:59 PM
so I would never be invited to dinner with you and jist? Absolutely you would! I'd rather like that. My son would just not be there, or the weapon would stay in the locked car. but if I lock it in the car someone might break the window, steal it, and use it to commit a crime You made my point rather well there, Rob. That was extremely considerate. Beef or chicken?

Single_Rob Joined Mon 02/04/08 Posts: 8233	Mon 04/14/08 03:00 PM
so I would never be invited to dinner with you and jist? Absolutely you would! I'd rather like that. My son would just not be there, or the weapon would stay in the locked car. but if I lock it in the car someone might break the window, steal it, and use it to commit a crime You made my point rather well there, Rob. That was extremely considerate. Beef or chicken? No, only a fool leaves a loaded gun in the car. I carry mine on me, let them try to steal it from that place ;)

adj4u Joined Sun 04/08/07 Posts: 21254	Mon 04/14/08 03:00 PM
i must disagree with him making your point

lilith401 Joined Wed 10/31/07 Posts: 19593	Mon 04/14/08 03:01 PM
so are you saying a cops house isnt safe either with their gun there? ... if your son had a friends dad that was a cop he couldnt go over even though it was locked? Nope... I did not say that. If you read my prior post I said it was a multifaceted issue that involved education, attitude, and common sense. Sadly... many people don't believe the same. I never said who I believe should have guns. And the situation was never clearly defined as a law enforcement residence.

Betsy_baby Joined Sat 07/28/07 Posts: 803	Mon 04/14/08 03:03 PM
so are you saying a cops house isnt safe either with their gun there? ... if your son had a friends dad that was a cop he couldnt go over even though it was locked? Nope... I did not say that. If you read my prior post I said it was a multifaceted issue that involved education, attitude, and common sense. Sadly... many people don't believe the same. I never said who I believe should have guns. And the situation was never clearly defined as a law enforcement residence. okay just going off this post but i disagree with you in some ways i guess btu everybody has opinions right?

lilith401 Joined Wed 10/31/07 Posts: 19593	Mon 04/14/08 03:04 PM
i must disagree with him making your point Of course you do. I'm happy for you!

lilith401 Joined Wed 10/31/07 Posts: 19593	Mon 04/14/08 03:04 PM
okay just going off this post but i disagree with you in some ways i guess btu everybody has opinions right? Of course. And all of ours are okay.

adj4u Joined Sun 04/08/07 Posts: 21254	Mon 04/14/08 03:05 PM Edited by adj4u on Mon 04/14/08 03:06 PM
they are illegal in australia, england, canada, new york, and dc, yet somehow they crime with guns went up when they were banned there lillith That I understand, people want what they cannot have. That is human nature. This is a multifaceted issue and involves common sense, education, and attitude in general. I have a child.... no way is he going over a friend's house if there is a gun in it. Locked or not. *no way is he going over a friend's house if there is a gun in it. Locked or not* that is a cut and dry statement Nope... I did not say that. If you read my prior post I said it was a multifaceted issue that involved education, attitude, and common sense. Sadly... many people don't believe the same. I never said who I believe should have guns. And the situation was never clearly defined as a law enforcement residence.

Betsy_baby Joined Sat 07/28/07 Posts: 803	Mon 04/14/08 03:05 PM
okay just going off this post but i disagree with you in some ways i guess btu everybody has opinions right? Of course. And all of ours are okay. yup

lilith401 Joined Wed 10/31/07 Posts: 19593	Mon 04/14/08 03:06 PM
they are illegal in australia, england, canada, new york, and dc, yet somehow they crime with guns went up when they were banned there lillith That I understand, people want what they cannot have. That is human nature. This is a multifaceted issue and involves common sense, education, and attitude in general. I have a child.... no way is he going over a friend's house if there is a gun in it. Locked or not. no way is he going over a friend's house if there is a gun in it. Locked or not that is a cut and dry statement Nope... I did not say that. If you read my prior post I said it was a multifaceted issue that involved education, attitude, and common sense. Sadly... many people don't believe the same. I never said who I believe should have guns. And the situation was never clearly defined as a law enforcement residence. Yes. It was. It still is. Your quoting me has not changed that. I still mean it.

kayak69 Joined Sat 10/14/06 Posts: 4521	Mon 04/14/08 03:07 PM
As far as kids go, they all need to be educated on gun safety. One of the biggest problems with young kids and guns is lack of education. Their parents shelter them to much and they don't teach them that guns are VERY dangerous. So they just don't know any better.

adj4u Joined Sun 04/08/07 Posts: 21254	Mon 04/14/08 03:10 PM
they are illegal in australia, england, canada, new york, and dc, yet somehow they crime with guns went up when they were banned there lillith That I understand, people want what they cannot have. That is human nature. This is a multifaceted issue and involves common sense, education, and attitude in general. I have a child.... no way is he going over a friend's house if there is a gun in it. Locked or not. no way is he going over a friend's house if there is a gun in it. Locked or not that is a cut and dry statement Nope... I did not say that. If you read my prior post I said it was a multifaceted issue that involved education, attitude, and common sense. Sadly... many people don't believe the same. I never said who I believe should have guns. And the situation was never clearly defined as a law enforcement residence. Yes. It was. It still is. Your quoting me has not changed that. I still mean it. which do you mean statement he wont go there locked or not or the i did not say that in response to """so are you saying a cops house isnt safe either with their gun there? ... if your son had a friends dad that was a cop he couldnt go over even though it was locked? """

lilith401 Joined Wed 10/31/07 Posts: 19593	Mon 04/14/08 03:11 PM
which do you mean statement he wont go there locked or not or the i did not say that in response to """so are you saying a cops house isnt safe either with their gun there? ... if your son had a friends dad that was a cop he couldnt go over even though it was locked? """ Do you have a question in there? If so I did not understand it.