ChrisL
Diamond Member
No. You are. I'm combat trained to know my weapon and know my target. You've already admitted you would be an incompetent retard with a gun. Don't project that on others.I'm sure he will be.....as long as I don't shoot him as a home invader.Brain....I know you can't help yourself....have a nice Christmas....
You too! Hope Santa is good to you.
You are far more likely to accidently shoot some innocent person than an actual criminal.
And I hate to break it to you, but Santa Clause doesn't exist.
This guy is trained too.
Gun safety instructor accidentally shoots student - CNN.com
Op-ed piece on swimming pools vs. guns as the most dangerous weapon 8211 Deltoid
What’s more dangerous: a swimming pool or a gun? When it comes to children, there is no comparison: a swimming pool is 100 times more deadly.
In 1997 alone (the last year for which data are available), 742 children under the age of 10 drowned in the United States last year alone. Approximately 550 of those drownings — about 75 percent of the total — occurred in residential swimming pools. According to the most recent statistics, there are about six million residential pools, meaning that one young child drowns annually for every 11,000 pools.
About 175 children under the age of 10 died in 1998 as a result of guns. About two-thirds of those deaths were homicides. There are an estimated 200 million guns in the United States. Doing the math, there is roughly one child killed by guns for every one million guns.
Thus, on average, if you both own a gun and have a swimming pool in the backyard, the swimming pool is about 100 times more likely to kill a child than the gun is.