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3-pump BB gun war and you hear them over there:
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You motherfucker!
They're around. There's some neat new stuff. Water pellets. Full-auto water pellet guns.Are toy guns even allowed anymore?
He's six (6) years old!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!maybe so but I see this being turned into an opportunity for our most prolific gun enthusiasts to turn this sort of thing into an issue that shouldn't be ignored.
And then the finger guns in the schools can become harmless water guns, rubber dart guns, cap guns, lookalike toy AR-15's, and .............................
They're all harmless and right is right!
Until right is no longer right.
He's six (6) years old!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kids will be kids.
It's become quite a popular discussion over a harmless finger gun.We need WAY more information on a six year old behaving like a six year old?
It's become quite a popular discussion over a harmless finger gun.
There's a lot more significance to the story that's not being acknowledged.
Frankly, I think it's suggesting a challenge to the 2nd. amendment in the opinions of some.
At least a challenge by the school to foresee something a lot bigger than just fingers.
It's a discussion worth nurturing to see where it can go and what can be imagined?
We laugh. We mock. We deride.
But what if the finger had been loaded?!?!
The JR-15 is made for kids like him.Never too young to indoctrinate. Gotta get them young
What do Canadians play? Moose hunter or something?It's become quite a popular discussion over a harmless finger gun.
There's a lot more significance to the story that's not being acknowledged.
Frankly, I think it's suggesting a challenge to the 2nd. amendment in the opinions of some.
At least a challenge by the school to foresee something a lot bigger than just fingers.
It's a discussion worth nurturing to see where it can go and what can be imagined?
The JR-15 is made for kids like him.
It's your culture, not mine.
Don't allow my opinion to count.
If the thread is going to survive, it needs opinions from more than one side. The childish namecalling can be your side's contribution.You're a sad puppy
You always do!I pay little attention to your or any other left loon's opinion
If the thread is going to survive, it needs opinions from more than one side. The childish namecalling can be your side's contribution.
You always do!
Fingers used to point like a gun or Pop Tarts eaten into the shape of a gun should be exceptions.America's culture is making these precautions quite necessary.
Schools need to adopt a zero tolerance on guns o imitations of guns of any kind.
That interview blew back on Laura!
Fingers used to point like a gun or Pop Tarts eaten into the shape of a gun should be exceptions.
At the cost of truth and Justice and any hint of fairness to the child?It's become quite a popular discussion over a harmless finger gun.
There's a lot more significance to the story that's not being acknowledged.
Frankly, I think it's suggesting a challenge to the 2nd. amendment in the opinions of some.
At least a challenge by the school to foresee something a lot bigger than just fingers.
It's a discussion worth nurturing to see where it can go and what can be imagined?
We laugh. We mock. We deride.
But what if the finger had been loaded?!?!
