1ºTrish Willis It's the only way some parents will learn the importance of keeping guns away from children when their own children are hurt or even killed by their own guns. Some people simply need to learn the hard way. Anyway, allowing gun ownership is truly unwise. Most countries don't allow guns. But they don't have shootings every few minutes like in America. There's little value in legalizing guns so much as community safety is concerned. No one really knows if he will be the next victim of accidental or indiscriminate shootings under such situations. Over in my country, we can walk alone in a dark street late in the night without any fear of being preyed upon by people with guns. Thanks to our strict no-gun policy. Americans must understand that guns do more harm than good.
2ºWhat about them, Meemaw?.... President Biden's legal team found the documents, immediately turned them over to the National Archives, and they and the White House are cooperating fully with the NA and the FBI.
You know, just like Trump when he purposely stole classified documents, hid them in his shi**y McMansion, lied about having them, then said he "might" have some, then said he had them but HE had declassified them by "mind control", and then refused to turn them over, and then the documents had to be forcibly removed by federal authorities.
Yeah, exactly the same fu**ing thing...
3ºBrenda Moss 0:30 - 0:39 please point out in that video where you see a ring door bell and where anybody even mentioned ring door bell. I’m guessing she’s the one that called them and all the way through 0:30 - 0:39 she says nothing about a ring door bell and you see not a single one. And I’m no genius but I do know a bit about electrical because that’s what I do and since that’s a brick building it will be a nightmare to put one there anyway, not counting going through the actual owner of the building. So stop blowing stuff out you azz.
4ºMatthew Halm - Gun safes or secret location will deter thieves. They need to be quick and have no time for cracking safes or searching the house.
People keep guns next to their beds because they are paranoid and not particularly intelligent. Most likely thing that will happen is they shoot themselves or a family member, which happens a lot. One homeowner thought a burglar was at the door and shot his 5 year old daughter who was letting the cat into the house.
And we all know that 97.4% of home burglaries happen during the day when no one is home.
Guns are not protection, that is a myth. People who have them experience 50% more gun injuries and death.
5ºClay Myers by including adults in the data that is titled children, the researchers have manipulated the data. One could make the case that teenagers are not children - as you helpfully separated the two.
Non-secured firearms in relation to a parent a liability should based on the circumstances. If there are multiple firearms in secured - I could see how they are liable for the actions of their stolen weapon. If one firearm unsecured, and measures have been taken - maybe the parents shouldn’t be held responsible for the actions of their child. Though I’m this case, I don’t foresee a scenario in which it isn’t the parent fault - though I am interested to see what facts are identified in the investigation.