Guns aren't stupid, People with Guns Are.

HUNTSVILLE — A teenager was shot and killed at a Walker County residence over the weekend in what is being investigated as an accidental shooting.

Officers with the Walker County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call of a reported shooting at a home in the 3000 block of Highway 19 in the early morning hours of May 18. Deputies discovered that two young boys were involved and one had been fatally shot.

parados, Isn't it amazing that all these "accidental" killings - especially of children,
have no effect on these gun-lovers? NONE.

All cars which leave owners property are registered with the government. Registration is done on a yearly basis with a fee paid to government. That registration in the form of a vehicle license must be clearly visible at all times.

All users of cars that leave owner's property are registered with the government.

All users of cars are required to take a test and be licensed. That license is updated at regular intervals.

All cars are required to have safety equipment to protect themselves and others. Failure to have and use that safety equipment is enforced by police.

All vehicles must also have insurance. Proof of that insurance must be with the vehicle and presented to law enforcement when asked.


If you are willing to advocate that all of the above occur with guns that occur with cars then we can talk about them being equal. Until then you are just driving a red herring around your guns.

Actually, we have never asserted the argument
that cars r lethal weapons and therefore entitled to 2nd Amendment immunity from jurisdiction.

(So far as I know), that question has never been adjudicated.





David

How many car-lovers have thrown their cars away
because of vehicular collisions of other people ?

OmSigDAVID wrote:

Actually, we have never asserted the argument
that cars r lethal weapons and therefore entitled to 2nd Amendment immunity from jurisdiction.

(So far as I know), that question has never been adjudicated.





David

So you agree with the rest of us that you are talking out of your ass when you post things like this?

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How many car-lovers have thrown their cars away
because of vehicular collisions of other people ?

A bad analogy is still a bad analogy even if you claim you weren't trying to make an analogy after you made it.

Accidental gunshot

A man from Postfoot Circle was treated for an accidental gunshot wound Saturday afternoon.

The man was already in the ambulance when deputies arrived at his home so they spoke with his wife.

The deputies were told a family friend was at their house and they were all talking when the woman said she bought a new gun.

The man asked to hold it, so she retrieved it from her car and handed it to him.

Minutes later a shot was heard and the man said he had shot himself.

The man did not know the gun was loaded.

A Boulder police officer will not face criminal charges following an accidental shooting in Highlands Ranch in which a man was injured by the officer's gun, according to officials.

Douglas County sheriff's Sgt. Ron Hanavan said the officer -- who was off-duty -- and two friends were working on a car at a home in the 400 block of Spring Grove Avenue on May 3 when the shooting occurred.

Investigators said the officer and another male were in the back seat of the car while another man was in the trunk. The man in the trunk accidentally set off a gun that was in the trunk of the car. The bullet hit the man in the back seat, and the victim was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment.

A paralyzed woman told police a gunshot wound to her leg was accidentally self-inflicted Saturday afternoon.

The 41-year-old Rantoul woman was taken to Riverside Medical Center shortly before 4 p.m. Saturday for a gunshot wound to her inner right thigh. The woman, paralyzed from the waist down and confined to a wheelchair, told Kankakee County sheriff's police that she shot herself while looking at a friend's pistol in Pembroke Township.

The woman told officers, who were called to the hospital's emergency room, that she felt the gun while hugging the friend — who has not been identified — and asked to the see the weapon.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) - One man was hurt after a gun went off in a garage on McKee Street early Wednesday morning.

Fort Wayne police responded to the 2100 block of McKee Street around 12:30 a.m. and found a man suffering from a gunshot wound.

The unidentified man was taken to the hospital in fair condition.

Investigators said as many as eight people witnessed the shooting, but two people left before police arrived.

The gun was either being placed into a bag or fell to the ground when it discharged, according to investigators. Detectives said several witnesses provided varying descriptions of what happened.

Yes, they kill their family members, because one of the members is mentally unstable, angry, or by accident.

Defensive guns are HEALTH INSURANCE

Defensive guns are HEALTH INSURANCE

Except for all those killed in their own homes by their own family members - which includes mostly CHILDREN.

A deranged family member should be taken to a mental institution; not shot to death by a gun happy idiot.

Children have maliciously murdered other members of their families,

"Maliciously?" I heard most of them were by accident. Can you provide a reliable source for your claim?

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Children have maliciously murdered other members of their families,