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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
dude chill. you’re making A LOT of assumptions about my position on this.
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My thoughts and opinions are my own!
I’ve made ZERO assumptions about anything you’ve said in this thread.
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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
i’ve been to places where there’ll be a pistol on the couch and a 2 year old running around the house. is that illegal? apparently not.
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You think it’s bad now, you should have grown up in Texas during the 70’s and 80’s......GUNS were everywhere! A shoebox or laying it on high, like on top of a bookshelf were the go-to preventive measures of my day.
Sad but true, Jason and his younger brother found and were messing with a handgun their single mom had in the apartment. The younger brother accidentally shot Jason, paralyzing him from the waist down. When Jason finally returned to Jr. High, I had the privilege of picking him up out of his wheelchair and carrying him upstairs daily (only dropped him once) because our Jr. High didn’t have an elivator......talk about a deterrent from playing with guns.
Regarding your question, I am uncertain of the laws pertaining to GUNS in personal domiciles?
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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
rights come with responsibilities. right now gun owners have every right but zero responsiblity. come on dude! we need sensible policies. yeah they’re not going to be 100%
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I firmly believe in and practice responsibility! My wife and I have raised our kids to do the same. I locked up my bicycle when riding it to my school or the mall, but I didn’t lock it up when I parked it in my garage or at my best friends house.
I was never worried about my family or his family members stealing my bike......but times change!
The Santa Fe shooter was 17, an adult in the Stste of Texas.