My son grew up the same way I did... with guns in the house. He was taught the same thing I was taught at a young age. Seems like it worked out for both of us. He's 28, I'm 59 and so far, neither of us has been shot.
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Do you have a gun in the house? #$&^$%
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I took my boys to their pediatrician for a sports physical a few months back, and it was a question on the paperwork. I left it blank. Then in the exam room the nurse asked the question while taking vitals. She was politely told it was none of her business.
That is indeed an issue....key word for me is "Grand"...there are no other children likely to be in m y house...thank goodness!! If there were, I would act accordingly
I do not collect guns, and I don't consider myself a "gun guy." But I thought about it while reading this thread, and realized that between inherited guns and ones I bought for plain curiosity (and one for carry), I've got at least 11 in the house.
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This is so tragic and a complete travesty. The coroner is spot on and you can tell it deeply saddens him.
The adults who own them are responsible. I've taught my daughter (2nd grader) about gun safety and will continue to. She doesn't have access to them because they're locked away from her, but she enjoys going to the gun store and watching shooters from the range's gallery.
She has a healthy respect and understanding at this age so far and when she's ready, she'll get to fire her pink .22 youth rifle I got her for her birthday.
Guns ???? 
This is amazing, even though I'm certain it's AI-generated.
