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OMG!!!
Too funny and too smart!
These kids are making some money for their team while standing up to oppressive government and making a political point! HooRAH! for them.
Do the kids get to play with the gun first? Are they planning on doing a background check so they don't raffle the gun off to someone itching to shoot children?
Do the kids get to play with the gun first? Are they planning on doing a background check so they don't raffle the gun off to someone itching to shoot children?
I wonder if they'll hand the winner of loaded gun with no questions asked.
How cute. It will be great when one of those kids gets inspired to bring a gun like that to school and settle a few scores with some colleagues....again.
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Originally Posted by Jolly Green Giant
Little kids and guns is a bad idea, imo.
People demonizing or personifying firearms is a bad idea.
Teaching children to understand and respect firearms for the potentially lethal tool they are is always a good idea.
People demonizing or personifying firearms is a bad idea. Teaching children to understand and respect firearms for the potentially lethal tool they are is always a good idea.
I totally agree with this, I have been taught how to shoot a gun and how to properly handle one. Though the flip side of your statement is that it is just as bad to let children think a gun is toy to be played with.
Do the kids get to play with the gun first? Are they planning on doing a background check so they don't raffle the gun off to someone itching to shoot children?
As much as you seem to think it is, a gun is not a toy.
My 15 yo. daughter has had her own gun for 10 years.
She now has 3, including a 38 police revolver and a wood stock 223 semi auto.
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