I asked this in a response, but if your car gets stolen b/c you left your keys in it and it is used in an incident where it kills someone else. Are you partially responsible? Full disclosure I may or may not have a munch of guns and maybe 80% are them are collectors and don't have firing pins. I hate getting into these things teach, but I couldn't help it here ha.
I think you’re asking good questions. The way I see it is that a gun has a two purposes. Shooting targets for recreation and killing things including people. Therefore there is a great responsibility for safe use and storage. We lack those severely in our country IMO.
I guess I grew up in a community where a gun is used to hunt, which yes kill can be used, but not to harm another individual. It's an interesting discussion. One of my favorite ESPN takes was a friend of mine who played for the huskers discussing guns on espn with someone who grew up with a different view of guns. He played for the Chiefs and that segment happened shortly after the incident in KC.
Well said Decoy. I'm an avid hunter and I'm overly cautious with storage and when it comes to my children and guns. But I also enjoy hunting and collecting of guns. I would suppose this goes into a lot of things where we all feel punished by some things because of lack of responsibility by others.
Qbert was one of my favorite games as a youngster. But nah, it's a tiny little town in Nebraska lol.
Only in situations of negligence, yes. I think guns come with a sincere amount of responsibility... moreso than just about any other kind of property a citizen can own. That responsibility, in my humble opinion, demands accountability.
As someone who has put plan B in A LOT of morning coffee, you don't need a prescription, just a quiet garage door and close proximity to a CVS.
