This is not the NRA position on gun safety. The NRA rule set is good but the 4 rules seem to make people think about the muzzle and trigger in more detail.
How about just violence? Why implicate the firearm? It's a tactic the left uses to demonize the firearm, don't repeat it. Why is an adjective necessary? Do you specify whiskey violence when talking about domestic assault fueled by Jack Daniels? Fist violence when talking about a mugging?
I would train them (like I have) because I am their parent and it is MY responsibility. I don't want or need the government to be MY parent. YMMV.
I guess it's a good thing I didn't say anything about Republicans then. And I didn't vote for Marco Rubio. If you voted for Biden (or Obama) I'm not 'glad' you are a gun owner. Your ownership of an inanimate object does NOTHING to secure or protect my rights. Your ACTIONS do. By repeatedly voting for platforms like this https://joebiden.com/gunsafety/ not only are you not an ally/friend, you are a disgusting enemy. Full stop. I'll be more cordial than you deserve, but there is no way in Hades I'll 'celebrate' your gun ownership or help you enjoy your rights that you are simultaneously voting to have taken away along with mine.
I guess it's useless then to try an educate the misinformed. So they can understand they voted against a right they themselves are practicing and could potentially lose that right or have it restricted in someway. Like I said...people on either side are entirely clueless on the subject. I know quite a few conservatives that think I shouldn't be able to own an AR15. The reason the 2A is in the position it is in is because we make it political. Its universal...at the end of the day it should be the Right of every human on earth, regardless of political belief. People that think you shouldn't own a gun are misinformed and they are scared of guns because they don't understand. Politicians that want to take away your guns want to take your power away. You're politically gate keeping the 2nd Amendment.
