[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

Kid kills them selves accidentally with dads gun
Kid drowns in the bath while mum is on the phone, it’s the parents fault in both cases not the gun or the bath waters fault.

That's a silly argument. The accident shooting death would only happen if there was a gun in the house in the first place, you can't really avoid water.

You can certainly blame a parent for poor storage of a gun if a child gets their hands on it, but the fact is if they didn't have a gun, it wouldn't be an issue. Your example is apples and oranges.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

That's a silly argument. The accident shooting death would only happen if there was a gun in the house in the first place, you can't really avoid water.

You can certainly blame a parent for poor storage of a gun if a child gets their hands on it, but the fact is if they didn't have a gun, it wouldn't be an issue. Your example is apples and oranges.

you can make the same argument with any swimming pool - in fact i think the numbers of kids who accidentally drown in pools is higher than being accidentally shot by a poorly stored handgun per annum

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

That's a silly argument. The accident shooting death would only happen if there was a gun in the house in the first place, you can't really avoid water.

You can certainly blame a parent for poor storage of a gun if a child gets their hands on it, but the fact is if they didn't have a gun, it wouldn't be an issue. Your example is apples and oranges.

M
If a parent never had a bath but a shower then the kid can’t drown in the bath.

I didn’t bring kids into this debate as a reason not to own a gun Niamh did.

And then said to lt tell that to the dead kid, but that statement defy’s logic.

And it’s not even an argument, have a gun don’t have one I don’t care either way.

[Niamh.]

I didn't realise you would take a figure of speech so literally Sheriff. Luckily I wasn't talking to you though at the time.

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I didn't realise you would take a figure of speech so literally Sheriff. Luckily I wasn't talking to you though at the time.

Sorry didn’t realise I can only post to a direct post.

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

That's a silly argument. The accident shooting death would only happen if there was a gun in the house in the first place, you can't really avoid water.

You can certainly blame a parent for poor storage of a gun if a child gets their hands on it, but the fact is if they didn't have a gun, it wouldn't be an issue. Your example is apples and oranges.

The parent will always be blamed for poor storage if a child does get thier hands on it.

And a parent will be seen as a man or woman defending thier children if they use it.

[parmnion]

And can you add the word tank, to the title please LT

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

M
If a parent never had a bath but a shower then the kid can’t drown in the bath

So you agree that if there were no guns in the house a fatal accident involving a gun cannot happen...

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I think its a really difficult question for people who live here to answer, if we were brought up and it was normal to have one, and you saw them in Walmart every day I guess I might as it would be pretty much normalised.

as someone brought up in Ireland then no

I understand what you're saying Cherie , as if any of us were born and grew up in America it would definitely be normal to see guns in regular shops and have easy access and maybe think "ahh why not buy one for myself" .

But i personally still don't think i'd ever want to buy a gun or feel the need to to want one , i'd rather invest in other things like a home security system .

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

I understand what you're saying Cherie , as if any of us were born and grew up in America it would definitely be normal to see guns in regular shops and have easy access and maybe think "ahh why not buy one for myself" .

But i personally still don't think i'd ever want to buy a gun or feel the need to to want one , i'd rather invest in other things like a home security system .

I tend to agree with you Goldie, I can never imagine myself firing a gun at someone

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

So you agree that if there were no guns in the house a fatal accident involving a gun cannot happen...

Considering on average a child dies every five days in America from choking on food the risk of a child being killed by their parents gun is very low.

A home is full of every day objects that can kill a child.

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I tend to agree with you Goldie, I can never imagine myself firing a gun at someone

But you are trigger happy when it comes to using your death stare

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

But you are trigger happy when it comes to using your death stare

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I tend to agree with you Goldie, I can never imagine myself firing a gun at someone

Exactly plus what if it got in the wrong hands , or if you accidentally fired it . I don't know the first thing about using a gun and wouldn't feel comfortable.

[Ammi]

... I read that in 2019...three in ten American citizens own a gun...so seven out of ten people who actually do live there in that ‘armed world of danger’...still choose not to arm themselves with a death weapon...although that three in ten still translates to a huge amount of people...it still seems a minority mind set to be gun owning...

[koqulile]

“I’m going to fill you little pussy with my cum!” I grunted as I spurted ropes of semen into her.

“I can feel your dick squirting in me WOW” Renee moaned and wrapped her arms around me then kissed me. “Ash, that feels so good, I love your hands on me, don’t stop please.”
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Ash continued to caress her sister’s body as she sat on my lap, her head turned to kiss Ash.

“Ash please suck on my pussy, suck out Uncle Will’s cum.” Her voice was barely a whisper.
Ash was a little embarrassed by this, and her face flushed red. “I’ve never done that before!”

Renee stood up and my softening cock dropped out with a pop. She lay back on the couch pulling Ash towards her then whispered something in her ear that I did not catch.

Ash turned to me and said, “Will you teach me please?”

I described my technique to her and encouraged her to think about what she would like and to then try that on Renee. Tentatively she leaned in and started to kiss and lick Renee’s hot little box. I could see a mix of her juice and my semen leaking out, which Ash proceeded to lap up like a kitten with a bowl of milk.

“Oh that’s good Ash, suck my clit and make me cum.”

Renee’s body responded to Ashleigh’s tongue and fingers and a short time later she orgasmed strongly.

I moved behind Ash and began to kiss and lick at her wet slit. This got her going and she pushed back as I spread her lips and sank a finger into her waiting hole. The combination of my tongue and finger continued to pleasure Ash as she continued to work on Renee’s hot and very wet pussy. They had got into a rhythm and almost orgasmed together. We all lay on the couch holding each other and I contemplated what this change would mean for us all.

Don’t get me wrong, I love them both, but I was trying to understand how we would manage all this. I was also more than a little surprised by the open feelings they had for each other. I was not offended by it, only curious as to where their new found feelings would lead.

Renee spoke first. “Ash I think I’m bi-sexual. Beth and I have a thing going, but we both like being with our boyfriends too.”

“How long have you two … um been together?” Ash responded.

“Ah, I think on and off for the past year. We sort of fell into it after a night out clubbing with friends, and I stayed over at her place and well you can imagine the rest.”

“Does Robbie know?”
“No, but he wouldn’t know if his arse was on fire. He isn’t the smartest guy around. And anyway that would then make it complicated.” Renee laughed.
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“Complicated, what do you call the three of us, a picnic?” Ash responded.

It was late and we needed sleep, but not before we cleaned up. We flopped into my bed and snuggled up together each of us dreaming of what had happened and what might happen in the future.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Gun ownership in the USA rose 70% in March i think i am right in saying

[Ammi]

...another interesting thing I’m reading is that a gun owned is much more likely to be stolen by someone than it is to be used in any ‘self defence’ situation....

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...another interesting thing I’m reading is that a gun owned is much more likely to be stolen by someone than it is to be used in any ‘self defence’ situation....

how many times have nuclear powers used their bombs since 1945?

[Gusto Brunt]

Probably, yes. only because thieves and burglars carry guns in the USA.

Largely, in the UK, they don't.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

how many times have nuclear powers used their bombs since 1945?

What are you on about?

[Amy Jade]

No.

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by Ammi

... I read that in 2019...three in ten American citizens own a gun...so seven out of ten people who actually do live there in that ‘armed world of danger’...still choose not to arm themselves with a death weapon...although that three in ten still translates to a huge amount of people...it still seems a minority mind set to be gun owning...

I guess that varies quite heavily by area, there's probably little gun ownership in many cities where restrictions are a lot tighter but I'd expect its more like a majority in the south

I don't think I'd own one but I did quite enjoy shooting a couple for the first time this year at a Texas gun range. Felt slightly strange to see a load of people casually strolling around with firearms but it's just totally normal to them. 'Ready to get a taste of freedom huh guys' was how the bloke greeted us, ten minute 'safety briefing' which we were too hungover to take in properly then we were left to it

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I guess that varies quite heavily by area, there's probably little gun ownership in many cities where restrictions are a lot tighter but I'd expect its more like a majority in the south

I don't think I'd own one but I did quite enjoy shooting a couple for the first time this year at a Texas gun range. Felt slightly strange to see a load of people casually strolling around with firearms but it's just totally normal to them. 'Ready to get a taste of freedom huh guys' was how the bloke greeted us, ten minute 'safety briefing' which we were too hungover to take in properly then we were left to it

Matt admitting to murder is the perfect way to round off 2020.

[MTVN]

Didn't say they died, it was my first time after all