South Carolina Pew Pew
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Secure behind a locked door and set/monitored alarm, but on the living room table in view of a window = homeowner at fault.
Secure behind a locked door and set/monitored alarm, and in a secondary handgun safe = homeowner not at fault.
Secure behind a locked door and set/monitored alarm, but under the pillow = ??
To me, the homeowner is not at fault unless the gun is already in view.
And I don't believe any gun owner would even consider a secured gun safe in plain view.
Here’s a law… if it’s found that your gun store was the source for over one-fourth of the illegal guns seized in a four-year period, you not only lose your license, you not only lose your right to even possess a gun, but you are civilly liable for the crimes committed with those guns. The idea that you could sell that many guns used in crimes and not be aware is total bullshit. Make an example of a few of those arms dealers and you'd see others take notice.
Here's a law...make gun manufacturers civilly liable for the marketing and use of their product. We hold tobacco companies responsible, but gun manufacturers are protected. Why? It doesn't infringe on YOUR right to own a gun to make THEM take some responsibility.
Here's a law...mandate safety standards for all guns that would prevent or significantly limit their use by a third party. Make it illegal to bypass those standards. We mandate seat belts and air bags for car manufacturers and for drivers it's click it or ticket.
I get we don't agree on some of the nuanced particulars here, but sometimes nuance is important. Let's say, I'm a single guy living alone. I return home from a hunting trip and I'm sitting at my kitchen table cleaning two of my deer rifles. During cleaning I run out of gun oil. I leave both rifles on the table (because I'm in the middle of cleaning them) and run out to a sporting goods store to get more.
Unbeknownst to me, someone saw me come home and unload my guns. After I leave, having locked my door behind me, this person breaks into my home after seeing the rifles (by trespassing and looking through my window) out on my kitchen table. He steels the guns and robs a liquor store with one of them. Am I liable for this crime?
Honest question. Are guns marketed? While I admit, I'm not exposed to many commercials thanks to streaming and the DVR, I can't remember the last time I saw a cigarette ad and I've never seen a gun add on TV. I couldn't tell you what new guns are on the market without going into an actual gun shop and asking the salesman. I've never seen a billboard or anything--just like cigarettes (these days).
So to highlight your first law. It would be totally ok for the gun dealer to not sell to blacks because they often resell on the black market. You cool with that?
Number 2 is just stupid and a liberal wet dream. Imagine that being used for hammer manufactures or knife manufacturers
Quit being such a queef. He's obviously trying to troll you guys. (And that was pretty good dark humor)
In that scenario he's talking about, I think so, yes. Guns are supposed to be locked up and secure.
This thread is embarrassing. Bigotry and overactive imaginations hard at work.
Lol…and you base your profiling on…
As for the rest of your stupidity, hammers aren’t designed specifically to kill people nor are knives. But if you want to make the case that you use your S&W to hammer f’n nails, be my guest.
No kidding, I figured this would just be a typical HORT rerun of any other pew pew thread. I forgot how uhh passionate some posters get when the shooters are black. Suddenly, it's not mental health, video games and movies.
If I go hunting, and secure my firearm in a case, as is required by law, and stop for gas on my way home with my firearm in my vehicle and someone steals it, who committed a crime?
This ain't 1992.
You can't tempt people who might not have good intentions.
Just a sad reality.
You are truly an idiot.
How am I supposed to hunt without my firearm being in my vehicle... o wait... I shouldn't be able to stop because a criminal might commit a crime...
The person who breaks into the vehicle committed a crime.
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There a SO MANY kiddos who need a dose of that these days. "Back in my day" it was yes sir and yes ma'am to EVERY adult or my dad would give me a brain duster.
Here's an example of a parent likely needing to be held liable:
The 11-year-old took a gun from his mother’s car, where the weapon was in an unlocked box, the chief said. The child fired a shot that hit both teens, McKinley said.
An 11-year-old accused of shooting 2 teens at a football practice is arrested on an attempted murder charge
An 11-year-old youth football player has been arrested on suspicion of shooting and wounding two fellow players at practice in Florida on Monday night, authorities said.
Nevermind. She told him not to handle the gun. He was being disobedient.Here's an example of a parent likely needing to be held liable:
The 11-year-old took a gun from his mother’s car, where the weapon was in an unlocked box, the chief said. The child fired a shot that hit both teens, McKinley said.
An 11-year-old accused of shooting 2 teens at a football practice is arrested on an attempted murder charge
An 11-year-old youth football player has been arrested on suspicion of shooting and wounding two fellow players at practice in Florida on Monday night, authorities said.www.yahoo.com
‘Told Him…Not To Handle The Gun’: Eleven-Year-Old Grabs Mother’s Purple 9MM And Shoots Teammate In Back After Football Practice for Knocking Food Out of His Hand
An 11-year-old Florida Pop Warner football player who shot and wounded two teammates after a fight broke out at practice on Monday was arrested and […]
‘Told Him…Not To Handle The Gun’: Eleven-Year-Old Grabs Mother’s Purple 9MM And Shoots Teammate In Back After Football Practice for Knocking Food Out of His Hand
Probably needs it's own thread but the video of the 11 year old grabbing the gun right in front of his mom is pretty crazy.
I considered it, but it was tied to my post about holding parents accountable, so I posted it here. Feel free to start a new Pew Pew thread, though.
If Mom and the other two who got shot had been armed, this would not have happened.
The answer is, as always, more guns.
The answer is, as always, more guns.
The mom was armed, it was her gun. She just left it behind in the car.
She wasn’t armed once he took it. She should have planned ahead to be armed with …. more guns.
So, if a crime is committed with Keanu Reeve's gun, should he be held liable?
www.yahoo.com
Keanu Reeves Missed By Ski-Masked Intruders At His LA Home
Keanu Reeves has suffered another home invasion; but this time, it was not a visit from an obsessed stalker. Multiple masked men recently dared to test their luck against the “John Wick” star by breaking into his Los Angeles residence while he was not home. It is a good thing no dogs were...
Only if he shoots the hostageSo, if a crime is committed with Keanu Reeve's gun, should he be held liable?
Keanu Reeves Missed By Ski-Masked Intruders At His LA Home
Keanu Reeves has suffered another home invasion; but this time, it was not a visit from an obsessed stalker. Multiple masked men recently dared to test their luck against the “John Wick” star by breaking into his Los Angeles residence while he was not home. It is a good thing no dogs were...
Once again, leftists going against the narrative that ‘it’s the guns’. How the hell do you release someone who unleashed a barrage of gunfire with an AR? Hypocrites.
www.wusa9.com
DC judge released 18-year-old accused of firing 26 shots from AR-15 at car, despite his concerns
The man's defense attorney rejected the judge's arguments for pre-trial detention for his client eight times before winning release for the accused shooter.
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He totally didn't mean it.Once again, leftists going against the narrative that ‘it’s the guns’. How the hell do you release someone who unleashed a barrage of gunfire with an AR? Hypocrites.
DC judge released 18-year-old accused of firing 26 shots from AR-15 at car, despite his concerns
The man's defense attorney rejected the judge's arguments for pre-trial detention for his client eight times before winning release for the accused shooter.
