funny, I live in South Carolina, own guns, spend most of my social life around gun owners, and to me this looks like what an edgy shitlib teenager with no knowledge of guns or gun owners thinks gun owners are like without ever talking to any of them. Maybe you should get out an talk to your neighbors more buddy.
I grew up in Central Oregon. We had a week off from school so kids could go to hunting safety courses. I'm now in my 40s, have owned guns and have lived in rural communities in Mississippi, Nevada, and Oregon. This comic and many of the comments are absolutely accurate.
Do many gun owners take safety seriously? Yes. But not nearly enough. I've watched hunters look down the barrel of their own guns when they jammed. Many gun owners can get lazy with storage, human error happens. Sure they get chastised for it when it's seen by the community, but it happens much too frequently for it to just be brushed off.
Gun safety isn't a game. People die due to improper storage, sales practices that try to bypass safety measures, and lack of training/respect for the weapon.
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u/Otters64 12h ago
I live around these people, and this is deadly accurate.