candycorn
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- Aug 25, 2009
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Yeah, the problem is that when a 2 year old can get to his mom's gun in a crowded store, it becomes everyone's problem.
No, you have it wrong.
The problem is that a stupid mother doesn't practice common sense gun safety. You never allow a child to have access to a loaded weapon. She is the one responsible for the consequences, not the gun or the gun laws. You can't fix being stupid with a new law.
You Libtards really have problems with the concept of personal responsibility, don't you?
Do you want to ban swimming pools because sometimes an irresponsible parent leaves the patio door open and a toddler drowns?
By the way, don't tell me that you Libtards give a shit about children because you advocate the slaughter of about a million American children each year on demand.
Yep... that was piss poor management of her weapon. Wholly unsat and as a result, she suffered the second most severe consequence, for her failure to bear her responsibilities as an armed American.
And as bad as that sucked, THAT was HER problem and bears no further responsibility on the part of ANYONE else.
Of course, if the child had gunned down the cashier....what is the cashier's family supposed to do?
The same thing that they'd do if the cashier was hit by a bus... grieve for their own loss and move on.
Just the price of doing business...
A road has inherent risks involved. It's a road used for travel of automobiles. You look both ways before you cross, you don't cross against the lights. You walk the direction opposite traffic so you can see oncoming vehicles, etc...
If the cashier is in the check out lane and a deadly weapon this woman brought into the store goes off...the family, according to you, should just shrug the shoulders and move on?
Must be more of that "compassionate conservatism" we heard about.