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Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
parentss
()
Date: May 01, 2018 10:34AM
My DD best friend mother asked me if we have guns in the household, and if so how many. I told her that we can't discuss where my DH keeps them. We keep it for self defense and my DD knows that it isn't a toy, but don't you think that is a personal question?
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
A DD gun?
()
Date: May 01, 2018 10:40AM
What's a DD?
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Crack man cares
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Date: May 01, 2018 10:43AM
A DD gun? Wrote:
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> What's a DD?
DD - Designated driver
DH - Designated hitter??
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> What's a DD?
DD - Designated driver
DH - Designated hitter??
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Huh???
()
Date: May 01, 2018 10:47AM
When I was a kid, my best friend's Dad from the time I was 5 years old was an FBI agent. He would frequently come home from work when I was hanging out at their house. He'd walk into the kitchen, unstrap his gun, wrap it up and put it on top of the refrigerator next to the bananas. As he did so, he would look at us and say, "Do not touch this..." referring to his gun on the refrigerator. Back then, kids listened to adults and we never gave his gun a second thought.
Nowadays, despite the NRA's best educational efforts, people are careless with their guns.
When my kids go over to someone's house for the first time, I always ask if they have guns in the house and how they are stored. You can learn a lot about someone very quickly based on how they respond to a question about their gun ownership.
Do you want your kids playing at a house where someone answers, "Unloaded and locked in a safe."? Or where someone answers, "That's a personal question and I'm not answering you."
I have no problem with my kids playing at a gun owner's home. I do have a problem if the guns are not properly secured from access by children.
Nowadays, despite the NRA's best educational efforts, people are careless with their guns.
When my kids go over to someone's house for the first time, I always ask if they have guns in the house and how they are stored. You can learn a lot about someone very quickly based on how they respond to a question about their gun ownership.
Do you want your kids playing at a house where someone answers, "Unloaded and locked in a safe."? Or where someone answers, "That's a personal question and I'm not answering you."
I have no problem with my kids playing at a gun owner's home. I do have a problem if the guns are not properly secured from access by children.
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Careful Info
()
Date: May 01, 2018 10:51AM
The "correct" answer to any DD should always be - NO
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Holy Good God
()
Date: May 01, 2018 10:59AM
Huh??? Wrote:
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> When I was a kid, my best friend's Dad from the
> time I was 5 years old was an FBI agent. He would
> frequently come home from work when I was hanging
> out at their house. He'd walk into the kitchen,
> unstrap his gun, wrap it up and put it on top of
> the refrigerator next to the bananas. As he did
> so, he would look at us and say, "Do not touch
> this..." referring to his gun on the refrigerator.
> Back then, kids listened to adults and we never
> gave his gun a second thought.
>
> Nowadays, despite the NRA's best educational
> efforts, people are careless with their guns.
>
> When my kids go over to someone's house for the
> first time, I always ask if they have guns in the
> house and how they are stored. You can learn a lot
> about someone very quickly based on how they
> respond to a question about their gun ownership.
>
> Do you want your kids playing at a house where
> someone answers, "Unloaded and locked in a safe."?
> Or where someone answers, "That's a personal
> question and I'm not answering you."
>
> I have no problem with my kids playing at a gun
> owner's home. I do have a problem if the guns are
> not properly secured from access by children.
I agree 100% - I wouldn't want my kids playing at a house with a loaded handgun lying on the dining room table. But you never know when that's going to happen. You also don't know if they're going to accidentally touch a live power line, or encounter a pit bull, or fall off the monkey bars, or chase a ball into a street, or fall down the stairs, or etc etc etc.
I am a gun owner. I have taken both of my kids to the range (17 and 12) and taught them how to operate firearms, and, more importantly, how they are NOT FUCKING TOYS AND THEY WILL DESTROY WHATEVER THEY SHOOT. They have a very healthy respect for firearms, like all American kids should.
My dad did the same for me. I used to keep my Remington 1100 shotgun under my bed when I was 13. Even at that age you couldn't have given me a million dollars to load it in the house.
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> When I was a kid, my best friend's Dad from the
> time I was 5 years old was an FBI agent. He would
> frequently come home from work when I was hanging
> out at their house. He'd walk into the kitchen,
> unstrap his gun, wrap it up and put it on top of
> the refrigerator next to the bananas. As he did
> so, he would look at us and say, "Do not touch
> this..." referring to his gun on the refrigerator.
> Back then, kids listened to adults and we never
> gave his gun a second thought.
>
> Nowadays, despite the NRA's best educational
> efforts, people are careless with their guns.
>
> When my kids go over to someone's house for the
> first time, I always ask if they have guns in the
> house and how they are stored. You can learn a lot
> about someone very quickly based on how they
> respond to a question about their gun ownership.
>
> Do you want your kids playing at a house where
> someone answers, "Unloaded and locked in a safe."?
> Or where someone answers, "That's a personal
> question and I'm not answering you."
>
> I have no problem with my kids playing at a gun
> owner's home. I do have a problem if the guns are
> not properly secured from access by children.
I agree 100% - I wouldn't want my kids playing at a house with a loaded handgun lying on the dining room table. But you never know when that's going to happen. You also don't know if they're going to accidentally touch a live power line, or encounter a pit bull, or fall off the monkey bars, or chase a ball into a street, or fall down the stairs, or etc etc etc.
I am a gun owner. I have taken both of my kids to the range (17 and 12) and taught them how to operate firearms, and, more importantly, how they are NOT FUCKING TOYS AND THEY WILL DESTROY WHATEVER THEY SHOOT. They have a very healthy respect for firearms, like all American kids should.
My dad did the same for me. I used to keep my Remington 1100 shotgun under my bed when I was 13. Even at that age you couldn't have given me a million dollars to load it in the house.
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
3kmwy
()
Date: May 01, 2018 11:04AM
Holy Good God Wrote:
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>
> I agree 100% - I wouldn't want my kids playing at
> a house with a loaded handgun lying on the dining
> room table. But you never know when that's going
> to happen. You also don't know if they're going to
> accidentally touch a live power line, or encounter
> a pit bull, or fall off the monkey bars, or chase
> a ball into a street, or fall down the stairs, or
> etc etc etc.
>
> I am a gun owner. I have taken both of my kids to
> the range (17 and 12) and taught them how to
> operate firearms, and, more importantly, how they
> are NOT FUCKING TOYS AND THEY WILL DESTROY
> WHATEVER THEY SHOOT. They have a very healthy
> respect for firearms, like all American kids
> should.
>
> My dad did the same for me. I used to keep my
> Remington 1100 shotgun under my bed when I was 13.
> Even at that age you couldn't have given me a
> million dollars to load it in the house.
^^^This X1000. Kids today have become irresponsible and careless as a result of the helicopter parenting and further pussification of America. Media glamorizes guns, and most leftard parents don't teach their kids how to be responsible any more.
If you crave the Nanny State so much, move to the UK. (Just be careful because murder-by-knife is soaring through the roof over their thanks to their "guests."
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>
> I agree 100% - I wouldn't want my kids playing at
> a house with a loaded handgun lying on the dining
> room table. But you never know when that's going
> to happen. You also don't know if they're going to
> accidentally touch a live power line, or encounter
> a pit bull, or fall off the monkey bars, or chase
> a ball into a street, or fall down the stairs, or
> etc etc etc.
>
> I am a gun owner. I have taken both of my kids to
> the range (17 and 12) and taught them how to
> operate firearms, and, more importantly, how they
> are NOT FUCKING TOYS AND THEY WILL DESTROY
> WHATEVER THEY SHOOT. They have a very healthy
> respect for firearms, like all American kids
> should.
>
> My dad did the same for me. I used to keep my
> Remington 1100 shotgun under my bed when I was 13.
> Even at that age you couldn't have given me a
> million dollars to load it in the house.
^^^This X1000. Kids today have become irresponsible and careless as a result of the helicopter parenting and further pussification of America. Media glamorizes guns, and most leftard parents don't teach their kids how to be responsible any more.
If you crave the Nanny State so much, move to the UK. (Just be careful because murder-by-knife is soaring through the roof over their thanks to their "guests."
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Don't forget trucks
()
Date: May 01, 2018 11:43AM
So yes England.
If you prefer to be run over by the dozen by truck attacks move there.
If you prefer to be run over by the dozen by truck attacks move there.
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
FCer
()
Date: May 01, 2018 12:29PM
DD = dear daughter
DH = dear husband
DH = dear husband
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Repeal the 2nd Amendment
()
Date: May 01, 2018 02:12PM
People with guns are an active danger to themselves and to others.
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
U stoopid
()
Date: May 01, 2018 02:31PM
Why are leftists in such a hurry to surrender all of their Constitutional rights to the fucking government? You idiots hate Trump and the police, yet you want to hand over any means to defend yourself. Europe gave up their guns and now they get arrested for Facebook postings.
Read some fucking history, you millennial douchebag.
Read some fucking history, you millennial douchebag.
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
w9xjw
()
Date: May 01, 2018 02:54PM
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Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Libtard Pillow Talk
()
Date: May 01, 2018 03:01PM
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
alexisavi
()
Date: July 27, 2020 06:46PM
I really struggled with this situation too much too, my friend’s mother kept asking me about guns i have when she heard me talking to my friend about guns, it happened when i bought a Glock 19 because i really like this pistol, and this is my first experience with guns i only know guns on video games, before buying this pistol i read some information about the basic parts of the bullet and the pistol and i had many exams before start using the gun, after that i wanted to make some videos about different kinds of ammo comparison with my friend and her mom knew about it and started her annoying question everytime i go to my friend.
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Gunman
()
Date: July 27, 2020 07:21PM
alexisavi Wrote:
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> I really struggled with this situation too much
> too, my friend’s mother kept asking me about
> guns i have when she heard me talking to my friend
> about guns, it happened when i bought a Glock 19
> because i really like this pistol, and this is my
> first experience with guns i only know guns on
> video games, before buying this pistol i read some
> information about the basic parts of the bullet
> and the pistol and i had many exams before start
> using the gun, after that i wanted to make some
> videos about
> [url=https://bulkmunitions.com/brass-vs-steel-ammo
> /]different kinds of ammo comparison[/url] with my
> friend and her mom knew about it and started her
> annoying question everytime i go to my friend.
"basic parts of the bullet"??? A bullet is one part of a round. Although technically they can multiple parts (i.e. metal jacket, phosphorous, steel penetrator, etc) it is generally considered one part.
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> I really struggled with this situation too much
> too, my friend’s mother kept asking me about
> guns i have when she heard me talking to my friend
> about guns, it happened when i bought a Glock 19
> because i really like this pistol, and this is my
> first experience with guns i only know guns on
> video games, before buying this pistol i read some
> information about the basic parts of the bullet
> and the pistol and i had many exams before start
> using the gun, after that i wanted to make some
> videos about
> [url=https://bulkmunitions.com/brass-vs-steel-ammo
> /]different kinds of ammo comparison[/url] with my
> friend and her mom knew about it and started her
> annoying question everytime i go to my friend.
"basic parts of the bullet"??? A bullet is one part of a round. Although technically they can multiple parts (i.e. metal jacket, phosphorous, steel penetrator, etc) it is generally considered one part.
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Social distancing
()
Date: July 27, 2020 07:26PM
If another parent asked about guns in the house I would assume they are either planning to burglarize me or red flag me out of libraries spite. My "DD" would get a stern warning about the dangers of libtards and find new friends. Public schools are libtard brainwashing centers. If your child speaks in favor of arming teachers during lockdown drills, expect to be visited by the cops and CPS you'll be lucky if they just drug the kid. If your kid tells his friends about opening day shotgunning for waterfowl expect social ostracization and no friends allowed over by their parents. Why any gun owner would live in the FCPS district is beyond me
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Hwudgak9w
()
Date: July 27, 2020 07:26PM
Social distancing Wrote:
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> If another parent asked about guns in the house I
> would assume they are either planning to
> burglarize me or red flag me out of LIBTARDED
> spite. My "DD" would get a stern warning about the
> dangers of libtards and find new friends. Public
> schools are libtard brainwashing centers. If your
> child speaks in favor of arming teachers during
> lockdown drills, expect to be visited by the cops
> and CPS you'll be lucky if they just drug the kid.
> If your kid tells his friends about opening day
> shotgunning for waterfowl expect social
> ostracization and no friends allowed over by their
> parents. Why any gun owner would live in the FCPS
> district is beyond me
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> If another parent asked about guns in the house I
> would assume they are either planning to
> burglarize me or red flag me out of LIBTARDED
> spite. My "DD" would get a stern warning about the
> dangers of libtards and find new friends. Public
> schools are libtard brainwashing centers. If your
> child speaks in favor of arming teachers during
> lockdown drills, expect to be visited by the cops
> and CPS you'll be lucky if they just drug the kid.
> If your kid tells his friends about opening day
> shotgunning for waterfowl expect social
> ostracization and no friends allowed over by their
> parents. Why any gun owner would live in the FCPS
> district is beyond me
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Cranky
()
Date: July 27, 2020 07:36PM
Gunman Wrote:
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> alexisavi Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I really struggled with this situation too much
> > too, my friend’s mother kept asking me about
> > guns i have when she heard me talking to my
> friend
> > about guns, it happened when i bought a Glock
> 19
> > because i really like this pistol, and this is
> my
> > first experience with guns i only know guns on
> > video games, before buying this pistol i read
> some
> > information about the basic parts of the bullet
> > and the pistol and i had many exams before
> start
> > using the gun, after that i wanted to make some
> > videos about
> >
> [url=https://bulkmunitions.com/brass-vs-steel-ammo
>
> > /]different kinds of ammo comparison[/url] with
> my
> > friend and her mom knew about it and started
> her
> > annoying question everytime i go to my friend.
>
> "basic parts of the bullet"??? A bullet is one
> part of a round. Although technically they can
> multiple parts (i.e. metal jacket, phosphorous,
> steel penetrator, etc) it is generally considered
> one part.
Hey, dimwit....
Cartridge Casing, primer, gunpowder, bullet. Let me help you, that’s 4 parts to a round. Sheesh......
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> alexisavi Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I really struggled with this situation too much
> > too, my friend’s mother kept asking me about
> > guns i have when she heard me talking to my
> friend
> > about guns, it happened when i bought a Glock
> 19
> > because i really like this pistol, and this is
> my
> > first experience with guns i only know guns on
> > video games, before buying this pistol i read
> some
> > information about the basic parts of the bullet
> > and the pistol and i had many exams before
> start
> > using the gun, after that i wanted to make some
> > videos about
> >
> [url=https://bulkmunitions.com/brass-vs-steel-ammo
>
> > /]different kinds of ammo comparison[/url] with
> my
> > friend and her mom knew about it and started
> her
> > annoying question everytime i go to my friend.
>
> "basic parts of the bullet"??? A bullet is one
> part of a round. Although technically they can
> multiple parts (i.e. metal jacket, phosphorous,
> steel penetrator, etc) it is generally considered
> one part.
Hey, dimwit....
Cartridge Casing, primer, gunpowder, bullet. Let me help you, that’s 4 parts to a round. Sheesh......
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Good Dad
()
Date: July 27, 2020 10:09PM
1) Neither that child nor their parents would be welcome in my home and would be told that to their face in no uncertain terms.
2) My 14 y.o. has two rifles and a handgun of her own. She's responsible for their proper care. I have taught her and trust her.
2) My 14 y.o. has two rifles and a handgun of her own. She's responsible for their proper care. I have taught her and trust her.
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
DeeDee
()
Date: July 27, 2020 10:19PM
I dated a DeeDee that had a couple of D's ... does that count???
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
No Guns Fo Good People
()
Date: July 27, 2020 10:28PM
Rape Master J Money Dog Hair https://youtu.be/jLN_rd9ewE0
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Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
owenbudy
()
Date: July 28, 2020 08:11AM
alexisavi Wrote:
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> I really struggled with this situation too much
> too, my friend’s mother kept asking me about
> guns i have when she heard me talking to my friend
> about guns, it happened when i bought a Glock 19
> because i really like this pistol, and this is my
> first experience with guns i only know guns on
> video games, before buying this pistol i read some
> information about the basic parts of the bullet
> and the pistol and i had many exams before start
> using the gun, after that i wanted to make some
> videos about
> [url=https://bulkmunitions.com/brass-vs-steel-ammo
> /]different kinds of ammo comparison[/url] with my
> friend and her mom knew about it and started her
> annoying question everytime i go to my friend.
nice, can you Pm me and send me link of your videos and the ammo company ?
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> I really struggled with this situation too much
> too, my friend’s mother kept asking me about
> guns i have when she heard me talking to my friend
> about guns, it happened when i bought a Glock 19
> because i really like this pistol, and this is my
> first experience with guns i only know guns on
> video games, before buying this pistol i read some
> information about the basic parts of the bullet
> and the pistol and i had many exams before start
> using the gun, after that i wanted to make some
> videos about
> [url=https://bulkmunitions.com/brass-vs-steel-ammo
> /]different kinds of ammo comparison[/url] with my
> friend and her mom knew about it and started her
> annoying question everytime i go to my friend.
nice, can you Pm me and send me link of your videos and the ammo company ?
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Jan from accounting
()
Date: July 28, 2020 08:21AM
Like , my office partners next door neighbor had a gun for like "protection" and someone was like trying to like break in the house and steal shit so he gets his gun and gets all nervous and like shoots himself in his ballsack. And the guy who broke in the house stole the gun and some other like stuff.
The guy lost one testicle but they gave him like a fake one. Just goes to prove that guns are for like cowards.
The guy lost one testicle but they gave him like a fake one. Just goes to prove that guns are for like cowards.
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Caller of BS
()
Date: July 28, 2020 08:40AM
^^^ Jan from accounting’s story is totally made up bullshit. She can nibble on my ballsack
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
cheerio
()
Date: July 28, 2020 09:09AM
A DD gun? Wrote:
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> What's a DD?
Daniel Defense. They make precision firearms. One of the platforms of choice for black op contractors in the middle east.
https://danieldefense.com/
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> What's a DD?
Daniel Defense. They make precision firearms. One of the platforms of choice for black op contractors in the middle east.
https://danieldefense.com/
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Previous injury
()
Date: July 28, 2020 09:29AM
Jan from accounting Wrote:
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> Like , my office partners next door neighbor had a
> gun for like "protection" and someone was like
> trying to like break in the house and steal shit
> so he gets his gun and gets all nervous and like
> shoots himself in his ballsack. And the guy who
> broke in the house stole the gun and some other
> like stuff.
> The guy lost one testicle but they gave him like a
> fake one. Just goes to prove that guns are for
> like cowards.
That is the irony of gun ownership. People who are insecure and cowardly buy guns to try and make themselves more secure but the reality is that they end up killing themselves or a accidental victim 67.8% of the time and guns are only used successfully for protection 8.8% of the time. In fact every single day in the US a gun owner kills themselves about 3 times.
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> Like , my office partners next door neighbor had a
> gun for like "protection" and someone was like
> trying to like break in the house and steal shit
> so he gets his gun and gets all nervous and like
> shoots himself in his ballsack. And the guy who
> broke in the house stole the gun and some other
> like stuff.
> The guy lost one testicle but they gave him like a
> fake one. Just goes to prove that guns are for
> like cowards.
That is the irony of gun ownership. People who are insecure and cowardly buy guns to try and make themselves more secure but the reality is that they end up killing themselves or a accidental victim 67.8% of the time and guns are only used successfully for protection 8.8% of the time. In fact every single day in the US a gun owner kills themselves about 3 times.
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
PREVIOUS POST
()
Date: July 28, 2020 10:29PM
^^^ This guy is a total pussy
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
crab dip.
()
Date: July 29, 2020 04:45AM
Previous injury Wrote:
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> Jan from accounting Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Like , my office partners next door neighbor had
> a
> > gun for like "protection" and someone was like
> > trying to like break in the house and steal
> shit
> > so he gets his gun and gets all nervous and
> like
> > shoots himself in his ballsack. And the guy who
> > broke in the house stole the gun and some other
> > like stuff.
> > The guy lost one testicle but they gave him like
> a
> > fake one. Just goes to prove that guns are for
> > like cowards.
>
> That is the irony of gun ownership. People who are
> insecure and cowardly buy guns to try and make
> themselves more secure but the reality is that
> they end up killing themselves or a accidental
> victim 67.8% of the time and guns are only used
> successfully for protection 8.8% of the time. In
> fact every single day in the US a gun owner kills
> themselves about 3 times.
3 dead gun owners per day? That is very sad.
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> Jan from accounting Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Like , my office partners next door neighbor had
> a
> > gun for like "protection" and someone was like
> > trying to like break in the house and steal
> shit
> > so he gets his gun and gets all nervous and
> like
> > shoots himself in his ballsack. And the guy who
> > broke in the house stole the gun and some other
> > like stuff.
> > The guy lost one testicle but they gave him like
> a
> > fake one. Just goes to prove that guns are for
> > like cowards.
>
> That is the irony of gun ownership. People who are
> insecure and cowardly buy guns to try and make
> themselves more secure but the reality is that
> they end up killing themselves or a accidental
> victim 67.8% of the time and guns are only used
> successfully for protection 8.8% of the time. In
> fact every single day in the US a gun owner kills
> themselves about 3 times.
3 dead gun owners per day? That is very sad.
Re: Why do they care if we have guns?
Posted by:
Katie Eastman is a slut
()
Date: July 29, 2020 05:04AM
Michael Eastman United States army
Hai Eastman Alexandria
Crystal Eastman Virginia
John Eastman MIT
Kristy Stephanie Gonzalez Manassas
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Crystal Eastman Virginia
John Eastman MIT
Kristy Stephanie Gonzalez Manassas
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