One more gun discharge
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I'm sure he was responsible up to that moment and is now a responsible gun owner yet again.
This man absolutely should be charged with some type of negligence. Brought it in to a place where no weapons were allowed and was then careless. Very lucky there was not a catastrophe. I’m sure he thought he was protecting his family. Because who doesn’t need a gun at IKEA in Fishers?
I do hope they charge him, we need responsible gun owners know there is a penalty for not being responsible. Too often in America we let bygones on this sort of issue and that doesn't help our responsible gun owning friends remember to be responsible.
I have not seen an article as to the age of the kids. CO mentions eliminating the liability shield for gun manufacturers. On occasion we see a toddler get a gun and fire it. Right there is my prime case for removing the shield, smaller kids should not be able to fire a gun. My medicine has to be child proof, your guns should be as well. A gun should not fire from a smaller child trying, or from being dropped. If it does, the engineering is defective.
We all know weapon free/gun free zones are the most dangerous places to go. That’s why I don’t go to NRA rallies.
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You ever try putting something with cam locks and dowels together? I’d like a gun when I am.
I have to agree with that. Not sure if I'd shoot myself or the furniture though.
Furniture from IKEA is so shootable though
I agree that there should be some provision for charges in an incident like this. Perhaps there are. But only for the negligence part. No Guns signs do not carry the weight of law in Indiana. They can throw you off the premises, but having the gun there isn't illegal.
But yeah, I'd be all for some sort of negligence charges in these types of situations. "I was accidentally careless with a gun," should be no more a defense than, "I accidentally drank too much and ran over your mom."
https://www.wthr.com/article/st-louis-officer-charged-after-deadly-game-revolver-1
Another responsible gun owner. This time a handful of police officers in St. Louis.
Couple more responsible gun owners in Indy area. Specifically, two separate road rage incidents within about 48 hours.
https://www.wthr.com/article/carmel-police-arrest-indianapolis-man-using-gun-road-rage
The one wasn’t road rage, it was a hate crime. The guy followed him from a gas station, where he made disparaging remarks about him and his religion.
That sounds like a case of the universe trying to, in some small way, improve future generations of humans.
Another responsible gun owner goes vigilante over possible parking violation.
https://fox2now.com/2019/03/05/person-shot-at-st-charles-target-suspect-under-arrest/
Some responsible gun owners in southern Indiana.
https://www.wthr.com/article/target-shooters-nearly-kill-fisherman
http://www.nbc12.com/2019/03/17/florida-boy-fatally-shoots-himself-while-playing-with-unsecured-gun/
6 year old shoots and kills himself. Thoughts and prayers.
6 year old shoots and kills himself. Thoughts and prayers.
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Another responsible gun owner in Arkansas just sharing a life lesson with teens.
https://5newsonline.com/2019/04/12/man-pulls-gun-on-minors-during-road-rage-incident-in-fort-smith/
And another. Changing a diaper is inherently precarious and clearly is no reason to second guess the occurrence of gunfire injuring two.
http://www.wbrc.com/2019/04/13/adult-child-shot-parking-lot-chuck-e-cheese-vestavia-hills/
And, really, what's a responsible gun owner supposed to do if his or her kids won't just be chill 24/7?
https://www.ajc.com/news/breaking-n...BjiSNiqzRqO7MmDllJD797qSzJ-82HtwJgzTjMJ0Qhcrk
A new study out just today. 392,999,986 guns in the US didn't kill anyone. But those guns in the top .00000004% are pure evil! Stop the madness!
Son saves family of six, takes out armed Home invader with a head shot.
http://concealednation.org/2019/04/...-with-head-shot-while-sisters-hide-in-closet/
http://concealednation.org/2019/04/...-with-head-shot-while-sisters-hide-in-closet/
Meh, what’s 4 more? It was likely with only one gun so it probably doesn’t even move the .00000004% number.
https://www-m.cnn.com/2019/04/14/us...allegations/index.html?r=https://www.cnn.com/
It wasn’t meant to be responsive to anything you posted.
11 year old girl saved from kidnapping by nearby armed citizen.
http://concealednation.org/2019/04/...pping-attempt-thanks-to-nearby-armed-citizen/
Concealed Nation. Now that sounds like the kind of thing I need to subscribe to. What a country!
Being that I have my CHL and carry daily, I also subscribe to Concealed Nation.
Only a lib with Trump Derangement Syndrome would think a girl being stopped by a good guy with a gun is a bad thing. In Zeke’s fantasy world, the little girl would have just asked not to be kidnapped and she would have been let go. You know, because bad guys always follow the laws.
I keep wondering when Colorado's Red Flag law might come up. So I will just interject it here, why are so many opposed to this sort of law? It seems some of us accept the concept that one gets to own a gun until they kill someone.
I think most Americans accept the concept of people legally owning a gun. It is one of the rights in our Bill of Rights after all.
It is, look up the Red Flag law though. Should people who are a danger own a gun?
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