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In reply to the discussion: Four year old daughter's drawing of father with gun leads to arrest. ... [View all]iverglas
(38,549 posts)59. oh come on
One person asking me the ludicrous question of whether guns may be shown on television in Canada, and you saying children are sent out of the room when it happens.
The issue here has NOTHING TO DO with children seeing guns.
It has to do with children knowing a handgun is present in their home, because children tend to want to lay hands on things like that, as we see in this forum with depressing regularity.
Edited because one just never knows when something has to be spelled right out.
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Four year old daughter's drawing of father with gun leads to arrest. ... [View all]
spin
Mar 2012
OP
An if the tables were turned, and it was a real threat that was NOT addressed,
Speck Tater
Mar 2012
#4
One can find out those differences without the need for handcuffs one would think.
ScreamingMeemie
Mar 2012
#5
if I had suggested any such thing, you wouldn't be misrepresenting what I said
iverglas
Mar 2012
#32
"I have no idea why a parent would want their child to see the handgun in either situation."
friendly_iconoclast
Mar 2012
#18
"Mommy, where does daddy go with that mysterious case every weekend?" "Shhh, it's a seeecret."
X_Digger
Mar 2012
#34
Impressive. The genetic fallacy, a straw man argument *and* excessive deference to authority.
friendly_iconoclast
Mar 2012
#16
Apparently, even if you *haven't* done anything wrong, you've got something to worry about...
friendly_iconoclast
Mar 2012
#36