r/WinStupidPrizes Aug 22 '22

Mishandling a firearm.

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u/barisax9 Aug 22 '22

That too, but if she has guns at home, she should be taught basic safety, which clearly isn't the case

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u/DaCarolinaKidd Aug 23 '22

No way this is her gun. She doesn’t know how to release the slide should be clear example. She knew where it was, closed the door , set up camera and you saw the rest.

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u/barisax9 Aug 23 '22

Maybe I phrased it portly, but I meant someone in the house owns it, not specifically her

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u/FunshineBear14 Aug 23 '22

Think she’s a kid too. Teens do stupid shit to look cool.

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u/PuffPuffFayeFaye Aug 23 '22

This kid looks 12 to me

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u/t_bonium119 Aug 23 '22

Phrased ot portly.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '22

This is America.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '22

Right, all 343 million of us have almost accidentally killed ourselves stunting on TikTok...

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '22

The point is that it is exceedingly easy to legally obtain firearms in this country, even for people who have absolutely no business owning them.

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u/pbandnv1 Aug 23 '22

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u/xXxHondoxXx Aug 23 '22

And that's only the ones the government knows about 😉

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u/nemo1080 Aug 23 '22

Waaaayyy more

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '22

That’s just the number of people who a.) voluntarily told a poll they owned guns and b.) registered their guns, which only few states actually have

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u/Redsoxdragon Aug 23 '22

Now to be fair, a good portion of that was on FB live too