Why every household with guns needs a safe/gun lock

[Squatch]

What a stupid, stupid, stupid kid. What we have here is a failure in parenting.

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[davepc]

1. good editing job adding in the gunshot sound effect.

[Squatch]

3. No pistol I've ever owned went "bang, bang, bang, bang"

in a lispy, adolescent kinda tone.

[Big Pappa]

2. I have a Liberty

36 rife capacity safe. But if you need a firearm quick the small fingertip safe is best.

[Maddy McCall]

4. Look at this shit.

There'll be plenty of time in the future. Gawd, pathetic.

Small dick syndrome, I suppose.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaAuVqEWYto&mode=related&search=

[Squatch]

5. Yikes.

[Buzz Clik]

7. So, does this weed let his two-year-old drive his car, too?

I have NO problems with firearms. I'm a gun owner, as is my entire family. But putting this weapon in the hands of a toddler? To what end? What else does daddy let baby do -- chop wood? Fell trees with a chain saw?

[Maddy McCall]

10. Same here. Gun owner. Trained my son to shoot...

when he was old enough to understand the rules and mature enough to absorb what I was teaching him.

That baby was not happy by the end of the the flick. Did you see him running to his idiot mother? What kind of ditz would let "the man of the family" take her baby to do that? Hot cartridges flying. Gun kicking. Lots can go wrong. I blame the mom as much as the dad.

That kid never had a chance.

[ComerPerro]

6. the YouTube community is saying its fake, seems to be

[Squatch]

8. I can't tell.

I can't tell if it's an Airsoft clone...I think I see the orange muzzle at one point in the film. The audio definitely sounds dubbed in.

[ComerPerro]

9. can't see the orange myself, think I do but might be because I tell myself I do

but the sound and reaction seem really unnatural.

[scrinmaster]

11. It's an airsoft gun.

But, you said this is a "failure in parenting", so why should every household be required to have a safe or gun lock? Why not just have the parents teach the 4 rules of firearm safety?

[Donald Ian Rankin]

12. There's only one rule of firearm safety.

"Don't have a gun".

If you have a gun, there is a risk of being shot with it; if you let children near it, the lower bound you can place on that risk by teaching them to be careful with guns is still high.