03-10-2016, 02:20 PM
(03-10-2016, 11:41 AM)Duchess Wrote:(03-10-2016, 11:33 AM)HairOfTheDog Wrote: Jon's response: "My (gun) hobby is no more dangerous than if I were to collect stamps," he wrote.They all have their own variation of that response. Every last one of them.
I'm still laughing about the twat from yesterday. Apparently she is one of those who can dish it out but can't take it as her FB page is now gone. HaHaFuckinHa. Stupid cow.
Yeah, similar asinine bullshit spewed by negligent parents who are too ignorant or lazy to put locks on their guns or lock them up; parents who put their guns before the safety of their children.
At least some of those parents are being charged and prosecuted under existing negligence laws now, even if there aren't laws requiring safe storage in their states. It's negligence to leave loaded guns in reach of small children, no doubt about it.
Anyway, I read this morning that the dipshit mom who got shot by her 4-year-old yesterday will be questioned in the hospital shortly and may be charged. Good.
I very much hope she's charged. She would face a year in jail and a fine, just like Jon Holzworth. If she's an otherwise good mother, I'd think it reasonable to consider she be prosecuted and given a probation plea deal which requires her to forfeit her guns and take parenting classes or something like that. She should not get off scot free, in my opinion.
So, I hope the current prosecutor doesn't have the mindset of the former prosecutor. This is what the former prosecutor had to say: You have to put great weight on the fact that the person who is criminally liable is the one who was shot. I’d be very reluctant to prosecute in this situation,' said former Jacksonville state attorney Harry Shorstein. Shorstein is definitely no Einstein. Ref: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...z42WcsfLBg