As must as I don't care for most of our NJ laws and guidelines, this is a prime example of why I'm in favor of the ordinance that we have forcing us to keep our firearms out of reach of our children.

 

My heart goes out to the family.

 

 

http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/07/06/12598131-cops-3-year-old-son-shot-at-home-with-handgun?lite

Yep , could not live with myself after something like that. On top of keeping everything locked away from them , I teach them what to do if they are at a playdate and friend pulls out a weapon, because someone else might not be as careful as were are.

Reading stories like this break my heart, as a parent, I can't imagine what this must be like..but, I'm ambivalent--

I cannot comprehend how this could happen? Leaving a firearm accessable to a child this young is inexcusable-period

Once I was old enough to be treated as an adult, I had access to firearms, and never, once abused that priveledge.

Now as an adult, my son (12) does not have access to my firearms, but knows damn well what to do if he's in the presence of one, and there's no adults present.

As much as I can empathize for these parents, I'm more furious at their irresponsibility

Sad..

 

 

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Its not too hard to keep your pistol in a rubber button safe. Having them around kids is stupid and dangerous.

sad..