I already said there are consequences and he will have to face them, I was just commenting on what he (might) be going through. As for the some of your examples those could be deliberate, not accidental and yes the perpetrator must be given a fair trial, not excusing negligence.There are consequences, for every action there is a reaction. Personally though I think the fact he knows it was his screw up that cost his son his life would probably be punishment enough. I've never had children but I could imagine, I'd most likely want to crawl in a corner and die.Interesting. Responsible people can act irresponsibly from time to time, it's being human but in this case it appears to also give you "political ammo" to use........ Thought you were smarter than that.Irresponsible gun owner![]()
Yes, they CAN act irresponsibly from time to time. And they should be willing to face legal actions for the times they do. Especially when they "occasional irresponsibility" can be deadly.
Don't drink and drive. Good rule. If you from time to time get behind the wheel drunk, you should be arrested.
On one hand I agree with you. But if the parent had killed the child, we would want him prosecuted. If he left his toddler in a hot car and the child died, we would want him prosecuted. This man's negligence (of VERY common sense gun rules) cost a 5 year child their life. I understand your sympathy, but being very, very sorry is not a legal defense.