Possibly the most retarded anti-gun ad I've ever seen...

[Halon]

I usually avoid these threads, but just thought I'd mention I really like what you posted about the 2nd Amendment Viscous. In general, I think an armed citizenship is a good thing. Not only in reference to what you mentioned about coming from an oppressive regime, but I think it also acts as an additional deterrent to others who think of invading in general. Not only do they have to worry about dealing with our badass military, but also dealing with the roughly 90% of the general public also being armed.

[jeremy1375]

... roughly 90% of the general public also being armed.

There are enough guns to arm just about everyone. But, polls show the guns are consolidated in less than 40% of households.

http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2014/07/15/the-demographics-and-politics-of-gun-owning-households/

[Halon]

I suppose I said that wrong, thats what I meant. Theres about 9 guns for every 10 people. But of course that doesnt mean every 9 out of 10 homes are armed.

[jeremy1375]

I figured that was what you meant. You had me wondering though with that number, so I had to double check it. If it had been 90% of people, I'd really have to reconsider some things...

[jeremy1375]

http://kstp.com/news/stories/S3688091.shtml?cat=1

"No one is in custody and police do not anticipate any future arrests."

I'm done arguing this shit.

[AJ]

I usually avoid these threads, but just thought I'd mention I really like what you posted about the 2nd Amendment Viscous. In general, I think an armed citizenship is a good thing. Not only in reference to what you mentioned about coming from an oppressive regime, but I think it also acts as an additional deterrent to others who think of invading in general. Not only do they have to worry about dealing with our badass military, but also dealing with the roughly 90% of the general public also being armed.

Red Dawn #WOLVERINES!

lol (for Pete)

[AwdGSX13]

http://kstp.com/news/stories/S3688091.shtml?cat=1

"No one is in custody and police do not anticipate any future arrests."

I'm done arguing this shit.



This is a prime example where the gun owner should be charged for negligence, I don't understand why someone wouldn't have this locked up if you have children in the house...

[AJ]

This is a prime example where outside looking in we don't know shit about the situation in full.

The law around guns is very detailed in some ways, not so much in other way, and this may fall in that situation. https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=609.666 In this case, some of the news states there was no magazine in the gun originally, thus through the law they may not be able to charge anyone as no home storage laws were broken...

Situation sucks as a whole, and I can't imagine the guilt the parent(s) will have on this regardless of criminal charges ever playing a part.

[tpunx99GSX]

http://kstp.com/news/stories/S3688091.shtml?cat=1

"No one is in custody and police do not anticipate any future arrests."

I'm done arguing this shit.

That is Peters neighbor. Got sent some snapchats on sunday as the scene unfolded.

[jeremy1375]

The bottom line is a child is dead because of a gun. It was entirely preventable. Other irresponsible gun owners can continue to believe their child would never make that mistake.

The trained and burned in message that should be conveyed to all gun owners before buying a gun is "YOU CAN NEVER LET YOUR GUARD DOWN IF YOU OWN A GUN!"

A well regulated militia being the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.

WELL REGULATED


All we have is some rag tag bullshit.