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From My Cold Wet Hands: Humorless Scold Targets Squirt Guns
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We have yet to reach Memorial Day, but the fun police have already set their sights on at least one cherished summer childhood activity. In an article for Pupsugar.com, titled, “Why Kids Should Never Play With Water Guns. Period.,” author Lauren Levy lectures the nation’s parents on the hidden menace of squirt guns.
According to Levy, no child should be permitted to use a water gun under any circumstances. That a particular squirt gun might bear no resemblance whatsoever to a real firearm is of no concern to Levy, who contends, “Even if they're colorful and super cool, kids shouldn't be playing with water guns because it normalizes the real thing.” |
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dasing
(5/20/2017)
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| It does NOT normalize the real "thing". |
| Comment by:
netsyscon
(5/20/2017)
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| Another snowflake climbs on their soapbox! Out of the mouths of Libtards. |
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PHORTO
(5/20/2017)
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| Yet another bona fide meddlesome, busybody left-wing nutjob. |
| Comment by:
shootergdv
(5/21/2017)
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| Probably should have kids eat with their fingers, using plastic knives and forks will probably turn 'em into Jack the Ripper when they grow up... |
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