Between the Vietnam comment and not understanding you use your hands to fire a gun. Then throw in not understanding what secured means I'm going to guess you're still high.
Phoenix DEA, Tempe Police Seize OVER 4.5 Million Fentanyl Pills, 140lbs Fentanyl Powder 3,000 Lbs of Meth, 130kg cocaine in Joint Operation...
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Between the Vietnam comment and not understanding you use your hands to fire a gun. Then throw in not understanding what secured means I'm going to guess you're still high.
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Re: that particular thread, I don't recall you suggesting the parent physically "gave" the gun to the little tyke? I remember you suggesting negligence not properly securing it...or teaching the unsuspecting kid how to handle finding it if it's unsecured.
Times have changed. Secure your guns so you can get to them and kids can't when its not on your body. Failure to do so gives the gun grabers ammunition. The worst part is a kid or innocent bystander gets hurt or killed.
My recollection. Is fine. A six year old got a hold of an unsecured weapon. Since he can't roll down to the gun show and purchase one himself that means an irresponsible adult put it in his hands. This really isn't that difficult.
The CIA won't allow that.
Ya'll need to watch the different narco shows that litter Netflix. Our government is in just as deep as Chyna is.
I never thought @Gunny46 was insisting someone physically "handed" that kid a gun. I always understood his argument to be the gross negligence of properly securing it so the kid had no access was tantamount to handing him the gun. I believe you are the only one understanding it literally which suggests your lack of comprehension of the analogy @Gunny46 was using to underscore his point.
I'd suggest that inability in your cognitive recognition of a simple comparative example of gross negligence offered as a possible explanation of this sad story is demonstrative of other mental deficiencies you've clearly exhibited on this forum.
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Actually, the kid put it the weapon in his own hands. He admitted to that himself.
I'll just mark you down as someone hoping more irresponsible parents leave their guns unsecured so you can lobby for gun control. Me I'll advise people to secure them so they don't end up in the hands of a 6 year old.
Customs and Border Protection officers made the largest seizure of meth and fentanyl in the history of the Andrade Port of Entry in California, officials announced.
Officers encountered a 37-year-old female U.S. citizen driving a 2016 pickup truck from Mexico into the United States on Sunday afternoon, the border agency said Monday.
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Officers ultimately found 46 packages of fentanyl pills weighing nearly 54 pounds with an estimated street value of nearly $750,000 and 30 methamphetamine packages weighing about 32 pounds with an estimated street value of more than $200,000.
Law enforcement seized the vehicle and turned the driver over to the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Homeland Security Investigations.
Officers encountered a 37-year-old female U.S. citizen driving a 2016 pickup truck from Mexico into the United States on Sunday afternoon, the border agency said Monday.
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Stonewall Jackson on Gab: 'https://justthenews.com/nation/crime/border-officers-break-port-fentanyl-and-meth-seizure-record US Customs and Border Protection officers made the largest seizure of meth and fentanyl in the history of the Andrade Port of Entry in California: Officers encountered a...
Officers ultimately found 46 packages of fentanyl pills weighing nearly 54 pounds with an estimated street value of nearly $750,000 and 30 methamphetamine packages weighing about 32 pounds with an estimated street value of more than $200,000.
Law enforcement seized the vehicle and turned the driver over to the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Homeland Security Investigations.
I absolutely think we should’ve gone covert and kinetic on this a long time ago. However, the problem start here at home. As long as people keep using, the cartels will exist.
Couldn't we call them a terrorist organization and destroy them .that would kill 2 birds with 1 stone. Mexicans could have a good home life and would help our borders.
Give the users some weed and destroy the Fentanyl pushers. If not it's going to get a lot worse. If they dropped a bomb on a US City and killed a hundred thousand people. Then everyone would want blood. 10 years from now we will be at millions of deaths from this poison.
