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Why children should be taught basic gun safety by Classic_Jon2008-01-15 08:33:06
  Pardon a stupid question from a Norwegian, but by asfrith2008-01-15 09:08:28
    parents not keeping weapons around by aprylmae2008-01-15 09:10:38
      seem to work over here. by asfrith2008-01-15 09:13:34
        I don't want to sound snarky here, but... by jdelphiki2008-01-15 09:23:39
          Well, by asfrith 2008-01-15 09:31:48
Since you clearly describe a world filled with dangers, wouldn't it be good to actually have one LESS thing to worry about? Matches and cigarette lighters are useful for other things than starting housefires, same thing goes for medicine and caustic chemicals. These should of course also be kept well out of reach for children, but the less things they can get their hands onto, the safer they (and anyone close to them) will be.
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            More people die from car crashes than guns by subbywan2008-01-15 09:39:08
              Definately. by asfrith2008-01-15 09:40:15
                Solve? no. Improve? yes by aprylmae2008-01-15 09:43:55
              and if you're talking accidents by DesertRat662008-01-15 09:48:02
                Ladders scare me. (n/t) by Havoc2008-01-15 11:25:16
            Who decides which dangerous things to remove? by jdelphiki2008-01-15 10:50:05
              Works with nukes too by Havoc2008-01-15 11:35:42
                What "can" be dangerous if not properly used? by aprylmae2008-01-15 12:01:07
                  All we can do is sit and rock gently back and fort by Havoc2008-01-15 14:27:27
                    Doesn't work either by aprylmae2008-01-15 14:36:30

 

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