Although your point about the vehicles or other forms of possible liability issues makes sense. Maybe the real solution really is trying to steer our countries morales back to what they once were.
IMO that's a better idea.
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Although your point about the vehicles or other forms of possible liability issues makes sense. Maybe the real solution really is trying to steer our countries morales back to what they once were.
In my mind just about anything that shows foresight was used to keep someone away from a firearm in the same household when said person should not have it.
Although your point about the vehicles or other forms of possible liability issues makes sense. Maybe the real solution really is trying to steer our countries morales back to what they once were.
The father of the killer confirmed in an interview that his son "took the guns from the closet".
The closet?
We're going to lose our rights because this moron decided to leave his guns and ammunition unsecured around a mentally disturbed adolescent.
(*) ... We are gratified by the public comments made by other Santa Fe High School students that show Dimitri as we know him: a smart, quiet, sweet boy. While we remain mostly in the dark about the specifics of yesterday's tragedy, what we have learned from media reports seems incompatible with the boy we love. ...
Family of alleged Santa Fe High School shooter issues statement
(*) ... "He was a solid boy," Pagourtzis said. "I don't know what could have happened, I can't say what happened. My son, to me, is not a criminal — he's a victim." ...
Texas School Shooting: Father of Alleged Santa Fe Gunman Says His Son Was Bullied: 'He's a Victim'
The father of the killer confirmed in an interview that his son "took the guns from the closet".
The closet?
We're going to lose our rights because this moron decided to leave his guns and ammunition unsecured around a mentally disturbed adolescent.
You mean, the murderer was displaying very obvious signs that he shouldn't have be walking freely among us, right? That's what this really boils down to. If we can't trust someone not to murder multiple people with guns, why are we comfortable with them walking the streets at all?On the other hand, as we discovered with the Parkland shooting, the murderer in that situation was displaying very obvious signs that he shouldn't have firearms.
We'll see where the cards fall with this latest shooting.
You mean, the murderer was displaying very obvious signs that he shouldn't have be walking freely among us, right? That's what this really boils down to. If we can't trust someone not to murder multiple people with guns, why are we comfortable with them walking the streets at all?
Doesn't work that way. In order to be charged with the rest they have to consider the age it has happened.It's worse than that - the father claims his son "was a victim". Now we know how he got that way. My Dad stored his rifles and pistol on a wall rack in his bedroom. It was perfectly safe with seven kids running around because we were taught to respect everyone and their belongings and were taught about firearms early.
This "child" is old enough to join the military with a parental waiver and I hope they only charge him with one murder now and the rest on his 18th birthday so he gets tried as an adult.
So mass murder is an acceptable response to bullying. Check
And the murderer is the victim. Check
Is it really any wonder how we got here?
My guns are in a VERY secure safe at all times when I'm not using them. I have kids ranging from 3 to 45 years old. A couple are male 20-somethings. My home defense weapons are in quick access, biometric controlled mini-safes. I'd be in favor of a law that guaranteed no criminal or civil liability for the owner for properly stored firearms. Don't store them properly and you'd be on your own as far as criminal and civil negligence. Does that motivate me? Certainly it does. Why else would I carry a very, very large umbrella liability policy?I'm ok with it. I already do it anyway because I have kids in the house. Shoot, I would do it even if I didn't.
Write a statute that encourages voluntary compliance and mandates that landlords allow it. What it would say is that if your weapons are securely stored according to the standards in the statute, you are exempt from any criminal or civil liability for anything an unauthorized person does with your firearms. If you don't care to adopt those standards then you are on your own as far as liability. No inspections required. Compliance is voluntary. I'd say you would obtain a very high compliance rate without inspections or certifications.Okay, but HOW are you going to get caught? Are police going to enter your home every now and then making sure you're compliant? Do we systematically screw people that rent homes and can't bolt a safe to the floor? Or apartments?
Didn't know the 2nd Amendment should only apply to people who can afford to buy a house!