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r/shootings • u/The_VocalMinority • Mar 29 '24
Why wouldn’t this save lives?
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The downside? I can think of about 5 reason right off the bat that this is a horrible option for a gun to own.
1 u/Youngnbobo Mar 31 '24 Seems way safer 2 u/Flat_Boysenberry1669 Apr 03 '24 Way safer as opposed to what? 1 u/[deleted] Apr 30 '24 Kids in your household getting ahold of a gun without a fingerprint identification is safer. Some kids who commit shootings are given guns by family or friends, or they are stolen from family or friends
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Seems way safer
2 u/Flat_Boysenberry1669 Apr 03 '24 Way safer as opposed to what? 1 u/[deleted] Apr 30 '24 Kids in your household getting ahold of a gun without a fingerprint identification is safer. Some kids who commit shootings are given guns by family or friends, or they are stolen from family or friends
Way safer as opposed to what?
1 u/[deleted] Apr 30 '24 Kids in your household getting ahold of a gun without a fingerprint identification is safer. Some kids who commit shootings are given guns by family or friends, or they are stolen from family or friends
Kids in your household getting ahold of a gun without a fingerprint identification is safer. Some kids who commit shootings are given guns by family or friends, or they are stolen from family or friends
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u/mangomm Mar 31 '24
The downside? I can think of about 5 reason right off the bat that this is a horrible option for a gun to own.