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I don't Want My Family's Guns Around My Kids
Submitted by:
David Williamson
Website: http://keepandbeararms.com
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As a lawyer, I have the deepest respect for the Second Amendment and an individual's right to bear arms. But as I parent, I feel strongly about my right to keep my children out of situations where firearms are present. This bright-line rule served me well, until last month when I learned that my parents and other extended family members had recently obtained handguns and concealed-carry permits. |
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lostone1413
(12/22/2015)
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| Typical Lawyer Talks out of both sides of his mouth |
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jac
(12/22/2015)
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"Knowing how to check a gun's safety to determine if it was loaded made me feel a tiny bit more comfortable around firearms"
Ignorant democrat. A gun's safety has nothing to do with whether it is loaded.
The smart position would be to teach her children gun safety, something she's obviously incapable of, but can be done by someone else. Instead she elects to limit the grandparents' contace with her children. |
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