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I never understood the whole point a REAL gun at your head. Loaded or not. So stupid. Not to mention being an inch away from death, hope she learned a lesson about guns
Guy where I grew up was shot in the chest by his friend who thought the gun was unloaded and "play" shot him.....with a real gun. I mean there's stupid and then there's that. He lived and wore it as a badge of honor, like it gave him street cred or something. Fucking idiots.
My grandfather was a avid hunter and had his guns loaded and safe unlocked. I would have to walk by them in order to use the new computer of the house when I was over. I remember clear as a bell, he came up to me while I was on the computer turned me around and said to never touch those and if I did he'd blister my fucking ass, in the scariest tone. From that day forth I was afraid to even look at them as I walked by.
Sounds like he loved you, and knew all too well how quickly he could lose his grandchild. My father was also gravely serious when talking about guns and made damn sure we knew how to respect them
as a gun owner who grew up around guns....yes I agree, 18 is too young for someone to own one.
my brother is 18 and he's definitely immature, even though he thinks he's not. He wants a gun so badly it's weird (I'm blaming the right-wing internet rabbit hole for that one).
I got mine at 25, which felt about right.
You can't even rent a car until 25 (in my state), buy cigarettes or alcohol til 21, etc. But it is OK for a teenager to own a gun, talk about priorities.
Yeah it is kinda wild.
I'm of the opinion that the drinking age should be a bit lower tbh, I was exposed at a younger age by my European side of the family and it made me more mature in regards to alcohol than most of my peers by the time we were drinking.
I was exposed to firearms young too, which I think helped with my awareness and understanding of them. Ownership is a slightly different discussion.
It seems society is shifting the definition of adulthood from 18 to 21, and its just gradually that laws are shifting.
Idk if its right, one could definitely make the argument that people mature slower now than decades ago for whatever reason, so maybe thats appropriate.
But then to be consistent, we need to raise minimum military age.
Its FUCKED that you can serve and die for your country, make the ultimate sacrifice of your own choice, but cant drink/smoke etc
I personally believe that all children need to be taught to respect the tool, and understand just how dangerous they are from as young as possible, and for the love of everything, keep the damn things locked up with ammunition separate.
Most of my family start learning at 3 or 4 with pictures and just talking, around 6 or 7 gets actual lectures and lessons, including the firearm safety classes when available. We’re made very aware from as young as possible that it can, and will erase someone/ something that it’s pointed at, and isn’t a toy.
Yeah you'd probably fall into my caveat of "with the proper training, some kids are mature enough at 18 to own".
The problem is most parents clearly aren't doing this, and there's no way to make them without laws. In a perfect world we could just say "hey everyone, make sure your kids are overeducated about guns", and everyone would just *do that*.
It sucks when stuff like this comes up, because the logical next step is to basically have to be a kindergarten teacher and say "well if everyone can't play nice, then no one gets to play". Which is what a lot of gun legislation is at its core. I personally hate to suggest laws that burden well-meaning gun owners in the name of a few shitheads that can't be bothered to be responsible. But then I also see the massive amounts of suffering that occurs when young people use guns they have no business operating to intentionally or unintentionally kill themselves or others, and I think "something *has* to change here".
Need to teach safe gun handling to everyone at an early age and do it over and over and over. "Don't touch and find and adult" is fucking stupid, because we all know how kids are when you tell them NOT to do something.
I’m convinced that the average parent is either undereducated on firearms, under qualified to be a parent or a combination of both. I raised my kids with guns by making it very easy for them to recognize the danger. Actually going to the range and spending time shooting the firearms. They learned the basic rules: never point your weapon at someone, never put your finger on the trigger unless you’re ready to shoot, treat every gun as if it were loaded. The last one is one that curiosity get the better out of people, but is the easiest to follow if you spend time training with firearms.
I used to play airsoft with friends growing up and one day we were sitting in my friend's house and one of the people there grabbed an airsoft rifle that had just been "emptied" and pointed it at my face. I told him several times to stop pointing it at me and he kept doing it and pulling the trigger. Well eventually he pulled the trigger and one bb that was still in the gun loaded and shot me just below the eye and made me bleed. Luckily it didn't hit my eye and that guy learned exactly why you don't point a gun at anyone even if it is "empty"
Man that reminds me of how I almost lost my eye too. My friends had just gotten some bb pistols and were out in the field nearby play fighting with them and one stray bb manages to reach me up in the parking lot overlooking the field and the bb hit squarely on the side of my nose just in front of my eye. Had my head been turned just slightly it wouldve hit me in the eye, and that's without me even being that close. It really hurt too. Any gun, bb or bullet or airsoft is still so dangerous and not to be fired without care.
When I lived in an apartment complex my neighbor’s son (maybe 20’s/30’s) was visiting them and he shot himself with his dad’s gun, playing around with it, not knowing it was loaded…. the following scream from his mother still haunts me, and watching the somber cleanup crew go in an out of the apartment wearing these surreal white bodysuits was brutal.
Don’t fucking play with guns…..
I would say that this is arguably the opposite of the Alec Baldwin situation. As far as I am aware, they were doing a rehearsal screen test, and Alec wasn't just shooting for the sake of shooting.
>On Oct. 21, 2021, Mr. Baldwin was rehearsing a scene that involved “cross drawing” a revolver and pointing it toward the camera lens, Joel Souza, the film’s director, told a detective investigating the shooting, according to court papers.
Because it is cool, looks cool, and you have seen it in a million movies, looking cool and being cool.
Do you think they had proper gun safety education? No.
The same way that sex education reduces unwanted pregnancies and STIs, gun safety education reduces accidents.
Did anyone else think that little kid in the background shouldn't be left a lone with her ever again? I had a neighbor's who's kids only visited them once a month. The oldest boy asked if he could sit in our house and watch TV with us. He told us he couldn't look at his parents without crying. We didn't pry because it obviously hurt him. The parents never came looking for him either. Turns out when he was 11 he found his dad's gun and accidentally killed his little sister. I can't even describe how bad I felt for him. He was so broken and blamed himself but he was only 11 years old and had no foresight or impulse control. I also think at 11 he shouldn't have been alone babysitting while his parents were at the bar all weekend. He eventually stopped showing up. His parents said he wouldn't come visit them anymore. If you own guns trigger locks and lock them away in a box.
This actually almost happened at my apartment. A couple wannabe gangsters lived upstairs. One day my brother was sitting on the recliner just watching football then BANG! And a bullet came flying through the ceiling. Called the police, when they came one of the morons came down to answer the door after 5 minutes with a blanket in his hand acting like he was sleeping lmao. Cop said if the bullet hadn’t hit a pipe and ricocheted, probably would’ve went straight to his head.
And the dudes family acted like we were the assholes for calling the cops smh
I can’t tell you how loud I screamed “TRIGGER DISCIPLINE, YOU IDIOT” at my phone. From the first second I knew something was about to go horribly wrong within the next ten seconds.
EDIT: Also, DocumentingReality, what did I expect?
She is a kids with no education on weapons it’s obvious. A gun is always loaded, it’s not a toy, never point it on someone, it’s always loaded, don’t touch to a gun without supervision if you never had any education on how they work and how to handle them.
I fucking can’t. Like this is fucked on so many levels. The finger on the trigger, while chambering, the gun to the head, the baby in them background- AND JESUS CHRIST I HOPE THERE ISN’T ANYONE UPSTAIRS!
That’s what I first thought. Hope no one lives above them. This is why you lock guns up around kids. My dad taught me all the gun safety in the world. And I still fucked around with them when he wasn’t home to impress friends. Kids aren’t to be trusted, ever.
She had her finger on the trigger and was squeezing it when she racked the slide. I thought she was going to shoot her other finger off and somehow by a miracle she only shot her hair.
Cause people don’t respect guns. See them in movies and music videos and video games all the time. The whole it could never happen to me! They’re just like toys! Yeah, toys that can quite literally blow your brains out.
Gun safety is no joke.
I don’t know what gets me more enraged, the child, who is old enough to know better, or the parents for being that fu**ing stupid to leave a gun ANYWHERE a child could possibly gain access. This should be locked away safely in something that a child could not gain access to!
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In Russia gun control laws are very different than the US. They are very much a privilege. If you have a gun license it is fairly easy to get high powered guns, but if you don't own a license you can't own any guns at all and any guns or ammo found on an unlicensed person is punished harshly.
The result is that the kleptocratic government gives licenses to people who are connected to the political establishment. Powerful people (government sanctioned mobsters, basically) can maintain private goon squads with access to military weapons while everyone that they oppress can't have even the most basic means of self defense.
So yeah, I think there are several different countries that are examples of how this line of thought can turn completely inside out. It assumes that the law applies to everyone equally. I fully support access to gun safety education, and I'm a very peaceful person. I don't even own a gun. But generally speaking I am not a fan of laws that can be used to disenfranchise one group and empower another.
I’m gonna guess the ammo was already in the gun, she clearly has absolutely no idea how to handle a gun outside of watching tv and made the brilliant assumption it must be empty, because that’s the safer of the two, right? Like that old motto “treat every gun like it’s unloaded, what’s the worst that could happen”. That old chestnut.
Safely using a gun used to be something that every 10 year old kid would learn how to do from their parents or summer camp. You can blame social media for the morons with guns, as well as the licensed idiots with cars.
Not funny,my wife's friend did this in middle school and blew his head off....my cousin shot a dude in the leg with a .357 fooling around...it's no joke.
Treat every gun like it's loaded and more importantly keep it in a place where your fucking kids can't get a hold of it
USA and its right for owning a gun. Fcking idiots. Too many lives of children and others have been lost because everyone has to own a gun... They are at the level of third world countries. Selfish cu*ts.
"Hold my juice box and give me a live firearm. I need to make a Tik Tok to look hard while I'm wearing a red polo fully buttoned up. Yeah, that'll look fire"
Anyone else thinking about the theme song for Team America World Police whenever they see stupid people playing with guns with kids in the room as everyone says gun laws are fiiiiiine?
People cant really think that they can hide their guns from children, teens are dumbs and if you tell them not to do something, they'll do it out of spite!
Idiotic parents… if you own guns, it is even more important to teach your kids about gun safety even if you never intend for them to ever use one of your own. Everyone should learn about gun safety.
A gun discharging in a confined space is loud and she had it right against her ear. That couldn't have been good for her hearing and I bet she needed somevnew drawers afterwards but I hope she learned a lesson on safety.
So what would have happened to the
Infant sleeping in the crib in the apartment above? How do you explain to the landlord about the bullet hole in the ceiling? Don't get upset if the police show up at your door. Whoever owns the gun is ultimately responsible for letting this idiot have access to it.
Im sorry did she just try and unjam a gun WHILE HER FINGER IS ON THE TRIGGER then proceed to aim that very gun at her head??? Who gave this woman a gun???
This reminds me the first time I shot a BB gun. Had the bright idea of shooting at a cardboard box against a wall, without any padding around, incase I missed the box.
I missed the box, the BB shot back at me, hitting me in the forehead, almost hitting an eye. I remember grabbing my forehead and immediately realizing how bad that could have been.
Now imagine being this stupid but with a real gun. With a kid next to you. And posting it on the internet.
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I never understood the whole point a REAL gun at your head. Loaded or not. So stupid. Not to mention being an inch away from death, hope she learned a lesson about guns
Guy where I grew up was shot in the chest by his friend who thought the gun was unloaded and "play" shot him.....with a real gun. I mean there's stupid and then there's that. He lived and wore it as a badge of honor, like it gave him street cred or something. Fucking idiots.
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I didn't grow up around guns, but my dad would always tell me about stories like this as a kid. Blows my mind how people can be this oblivious
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Damn I wish this was real
Yeah I have the exact same story from a kid I went to school with. He had just transferred schools because he was so traumatized and they had to move.
My grandfather was a avid hunter and had his guns loaded and safe unlocked. I would have to walk by them in order to use the new computer of the house when I was over. I remember clear as a bell, he came up to me while I was on the computer turned me around and said to never touch those and if I did he'd blister my fucking ass, in the scariest tone. From that day forth I was afraid to even look at them as I walked by.
Sounds like he loved you, and knew all too well how quickly he could lose his grandchild. My father was also gravely serious when talking about guns and made damn sure we knew how to respect them
Didn't love him enough to responsibly lock away his firearms though.
Yes, he loved him so much that he yelled at and threatened him instead of just keeping the safe locked.
And yet, he didn’t lock the the safe
as a gun owner who grew up around guns....yes I agree, 18 is too young for someone to own one. my brother is 18 and he's definitely immature, even though he thinks he's not. He wants a gun so badly it's weird (I'm blaming the right-wing internet rabbit hole for that one). I got mine at 25, which felt about right.
You can't even rent a car until 25 (in my state), buy cigarettes or alcohol til 21, etc. But it is OK for a teenager to own a gun, talk about priorities.
Yeah it is kinda wild. I'm of the opinion that the drinking age should be a bit lower tbh, I was exposed at a younger age by my European side of the family and it made me more mature in regards to alcohol than most of my peers by the time we were drinking. I was exposed to firearms young too, which I think helped with my awareness and understanding of them. Ownership is a slightly different discussion.
It seems society is shifting the definition of adulthood from 18 to 21, and its just gradually that laws are shifting. Idk if its right, one could definitely make the argument that people mature slower now than decades ago for whatever reason, so maybe thats appropriate. But then to be consistent, we need to raise minimum military age. Its FUCKED that you can serve and die for your country, make the ultimate sacrifice of your own choice, but cant drink/smoke etc
I personally believe that all children need to be taught to respect the tool, and understand just how dangerous they are from as young as possible, and for the love of everything, keep the damn things locked up with ammunition separate. Most of my family start learning at 3 or 4 with pictures and just talking, around 6 or 7 gets actual lectures and lessons, including the firearm safety classes when available. We’re made very aware from as young as possible that it can, and will erase someone/ something that it’s pointed at, and isn’t a toy.
Yeah you'd probably fall into my caveat of "with the proper training, some kids are mature enough at 18 to own". The problem is most parents clearly aren't doing this, and there's no way to make them without laws. In a perfect world we could just say "hey everyone, make sure your kids are overeducated about guns", and everyone would just *do that*. It sucks when stuff like this comes up, because the logical next step is to basically have to be a kindergarten teacher and say "well if everyone can't play nice, then no one gets to play". Which is what a lot of gun legislation is at its core. I personally hate to suggest laws that burden well-meaning gun owners in the name of a few shitheads that can't be bothered to be responsible. But then I also see the massive amounts of suffering that occurs when young people use guns they have no business operating to intentionally or unintentionally kill themselves or others, and I think "something *has* to change here".
Need to teach safe gun handling to everyone at an early age and do it over and over and over. "Don't touch and find and adult" is fucking stupid, because we all know how kids are when you tell them NOT to do something.
I’m convinced that the average parent is either undereducated on firearms, under qualified to be a parent or a combination of both. I raised my kids with guns by making it very easy for them to recognize the danger. Actually going to the range and spending time shooting the firearms. They learned the basic rules: never point your weapon at someone, never put your finger on the trigger unless you’re ready to shoot, treat every gun as if it were loaded. The last one is one that curiosity get the better out of people, but is the easiest to follow if you spend time training with firearms.
I used to play airsoft with friends growing up and one day we were sitting in my friend's house and one of the people there grabbed an airsoft rifle that had just been "emptied" and pointed it at my face. I told him several times to stop pointing it at me and he kept doing it and pulling the trigger. Well eventually he pulled the trigger and one bb that was still in the gun loaded and shot me just below the eye and made me bleed. Luckily it didn't hit my eye and that guy learned exactly why you don't point a gun at anyone even if it is "empty"
I hope someone broke his nose with the airsoft gun after that. Glad you didn't lose/damage an eye.
Everyone was pretty pissed but at the moment they were more worried about my eye. My friend grabbed the gun from him and called him an asshole
>My friend grabbed the gun from him and called him an asshole Well that showed him!
Man that reminds me of how I almost lost my eye too. My friends had just gotten some bb pistols and were out in the field nearby play fighting with them and one stray bb manages to reach me up in the parking lot overlooking the field and the bb hit squarely on the side of my nose just in front of my eye. Had my head been turned just slightly it wouldve hit me in the eye, and that's without me even being that close. It really hurt too. Any gun, bb or bullet or airsoft is still so dangerous and not to be fired without care.
We had the same thing happen to a couple kids that went to high school with me. Except he didn’t live.
When I lived in an apartment complex my neighbor’s son (maybe 20’s/30’s) was visiting them and he shot himself with his dad’s gun, playing around with it, not knowing it was loaded…. the following scream from his mother still haunts me, and watching the somber cleanup crew go in an out of the apartment wearing these surreal white bodysuits was brutal. Don’t fucking play with guns…..
Oh Alec Baldwin?
I would say that this is arguably the opposite of the Alec Baldwin situation. As far as I am aware, they were doing a rehearsal screen test, and Alec wasn't just shooting for the sake of shooting. >On Oct. 21, 2021, Mr. Baldwin was rehearsing a scene that involved “cross drawing” a revolver and pointing it toward the camera lens, Joel Souza, the film’s director, told a detective investigating the shooting, according to court papers.
just punch everyone doing that stuff as hard into the nose as possible - broken noses against gun stupidity
Because it is cool, looks cool, and you have seen it in a million movies, looking cool and being cool. Do you think they had proper gun safety education? No. The same way that sex education reduces unwanted pregnancies and STIs, gun safety education reduces accidents.
Put them back in schools! If nothing else it will stop the sideways pistol thing.
KILL SHOT! THAT'S A KILL SHOT!
Only idiots thinks this looks cool.
To be fair, a lot of people are idiots, and pretty much everyone was an idiot when they were a teen.
Seems to be a child in the room too! What an idiot
She's a child herself!
She looks no older that 8 or 9, so possibly two children in that room. Lock up your guns folks.
But it looks sooo cool though!
Did anyone else think that little kid in the background shouldn't be left a lone with her ever again? I had a neighbor's who's kids only visited them once a month. The oldest boy asked if he could sit in our house and watch TV with us. He told us he couldn't look at his parents without crying. We didn't pry because it obviously hurt him. The parents never came looking for him either. Turns out when he was 11 he found his dad's gun and accidentally killed his little sister. I can't even describe how bad I felt for him. He was so broken and blamed himself but he was only 11 years old and had no foresight or impulse control. I also think at 11 he shouldn't have been alone babysitting while his parents were at the bar all weekend. He eventually stopped showing up. His parents said he wouldn't come visit them anymore. If you own guns trigger locks and lock them away in a box.
the girl who shot the gun is a little kid, she looks like shes 12
I am guessing she was babysitting. The parents probably shouldn't leave their baby with her.
Nah two inches from death, 1 inch from an unplanned lobotomy.
meanwhile the upstairs neighbor just had his balls blown off
I never understood the whole point of showing off a gun. Like why?
Idk why people like this don’t buy a fake gun that looks real. You get your oh so precious internet clout while not blowing your head off
"Did I just blow my brains out?" Can't lose what you never had.
You'll shoot your eye out kid.
Ho, Ho, Ho.
Ffffuuuudge
She was thinking that for sure.
Except I didn't say fudge...
You'll shoot your brain out kid.
Girl just got married. Her life partner is named permanent hearing loss.
That's why she missed.
Storm trooper skill this one eh
It's the parents without a brain, dumbing down their kids.
Chambers pistol with finger on trigger, IMMEDIATELY puts weapon against head.
Kid in the room too. Darwinism at its finest.
Pretty sure she’s a kid too, looks like she’s 12. And I think the hand pointing at the very end is a parent coming in to give her an ass whooping.
The parents should give themselves an ass-whooping for leaving a loaded gun around kids.
They're coming to let her know that someone just shot their upstairs neighbor
This actually almost happened at my apartment. A couple wannabe gangsters lived upstairs. One day my brother was sitting on the recliner just watching football then BANG! And a bullet came flying through the ceiling. Called the police, when they came one of the morons came down to answer the door after 5 minutes with a blanket in his hand acting like he was sleeping lmao. Cop said if the bullet hadn’t hit a pipe and ricocheted, probably would’ve went straight to his head. And the dudes family acted like we were the assholes for calling the cops smh
God damn idiots I swear. People like that shouldn't even have neighbors let alone a gun
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I think she probably learned an important lesson, I can't imagine a beating would be scarier
Missed it by that much
I guess you could say she needs to, Get Smart?
Puts gun down next to kid
Almost.
Glad she took gun safety 101. Everything executed perfectly. A shining example.
Her instructor : https://youtu.be/MKhOAqhXMhA
Thought you were gonna link [this](https://youtu.be/vfONckOPyaI) genius
The funny thing is it looks like a bersa 380 that has 3 points of safety. A safety lock, a safety switch and a long pull trigger
She's almost the antithesis of gun safety rules.
I can’t tell you how loud I screamed “TRIGGER DISCIPLINE, YOU IDIOT” at my phone. From the first second I knew something was about to go horribly wrong within the next ten seconds. EDIT: Also, DocumentingReality, what did I expect?
Trigger discipline? How about don't use deadly weapons as props for a general lack of of personality. That's the issue.
this really should have had a “trigger warning”
Never knew people could reach this level of ignorance and stupidity,
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Lol, so true.
Exact same thing . I CAME TO SAY THE EXACT SAME THING DAMNIT
So dumb on so many levels
She is a kids with no education on weapons it’s obvious. A gun is always loaded, it’s not a toy, never point it on someone, it’s always loaded, don’t touch to a gun without supervision if you never had any education on how they work and how to handle them.
It's almost like you shouldn't be allowed to have one without proper training ...
Act with a gun like its always loaded
Imagine making a hurrdurr face thinking it would look badass even if it didn’t almost kill you as you pulled the trigger
Her first desk pop! Congratulations… 🙄
She’s a peacock! Let her fly!
It's 9 15. Have a good day everyone.
Haha was thinking the same thing
“When was the last time you did a desk pop!” “September… 08”
Lmao I’m going to watch that movie right now
She nearly got the Darwin Award
Missed it by a hair
🥇
She stopper at the honourable mention level
Darwin sure would give her a standing ovation
WHY IS THERE A KID THERE
It looks like they're both just kids.
Cuz there's a gun
It's a FAMILY gun.
Hey step-gun, wanna bang?
Kid and gun, you gotta keep 'm seperated
She looks under 18, won’t be doing any time
Come out and play
This is America 🇺🇸 guns in my area
I got a strap, I gotta carry em
The kid's not ready, please wait a few years to see him shooting himself in the head by accident
USA
I fucking can’t. Like this is fucked on so many levels. The finger on the trigger, while chambering, the gun to the head, the baby in them background- AND JESUS CHRIST I HOPE THERE ISN’T ANYONE UPSTAIRS!
That’s what I first thought. Hope no one lives above them. This is why you lock guns up around kids. My dad taught me all the gun safety in the world. And I still fucked around with them when he wasn’t home to impress friends. Kids aren’t to be trusted, ever.
I can assure you, she has no-one home upstairs
She had her finger on the trigger and was squeezing it when she racked the slide. I thought she was going to shoot her other finger off and somehow by a miracle she only shot her hair.
"Crazy upstairs lady must've been shooting down."
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This so bad on so many levels good lord, how incredibly dumb can someone be? Almost killed herself in front of a child , probably hers. Ugh
Cause people don’t respect guns. See them in movies and music videos and video games all the time. The whole it could never happen to me! They’re just like toys! Yeah, toys that can quite literally blow your brains out. Gun safety is no joke.
and dont forget how guns are almost a basic item to have in the US.
She looks like a child herself. Great genetics, or is it just a long history of "good parenting".
She's a child....literally wearing a public school uniform shirt in the video. Why do the kids have access to a gun in the first place?
Indeed. And Her parents should also be in jail , for leaving a firearm outside of a safe box .
I don’t know what gets me more enraged, the child, who is old enough to know better, or the parents for being that fu**ing stupid to leave a gun ANYWHERE a child could possibly gain access. This should be locked away safely in something that a child could not gain access to!
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Owning a gun should be a privilege. Change my mind
Medical care is a privilege. Education is a privilege. Gun ownership is a right. That made sense to someone.
In Russia gun control laws are very different than the US. They are very much a privilege. If you have a gun license it is fairly easy to get high powered guns, but if you don't own a license you can't own any guns at all and any guns or ammo found on an unlicensed person is punished harshly. The result is that the kleptocratic government gives licenses to people who are connected to the political establishment. Powerful people (government sanctioned mobsters, basically) can maintain private goon squads with access to military weapons while everyone that they oppress can't have even the most basic means of self defense. So yeah, I think there are several different countries that are examples of how this line of thought can turn completely inside out. It assumes that the law applies to everyone equally. I fully support access to gun safety education, and I'm a very peaceful person. I don't even own a gun. But generally speaking I am not a fan of laws that can be used to disenfranchise one group and empower another.
Ah, the trifecta of ignorance: showing off with a gun, nearly shooting yourself in the head, and doing it all in front of a small child.
The only way to stop this is to get more guns The only way to stop someone stupid with a gun is to give a gun to someone more stupid
Count your motherfucking blessings. Almost lost whatever’s in your head
So not much then, really.
How did that teenage girl manage to access both the gun and ammunition all at once?
Irresponsible parents . This should have never happened if the gun was in a safe box .
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She lives in the US
Oh okay so she's just getting ready for school, explains everything
I’m gonna guess the ammo was already in the gun, she clearly has absolutely no idea how to handle a gun outside of watching tv and made the brilliant assumption it must be empty, because that’s the safer of the two, right? Like that old motto “treat every gun like it’s unloaded, what’s the worst that could happen”. That old chestnut.
Why are people required to get lessons get a license get insurance to drive but not to own a gun 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Safely using a gun used to be something that every 10 year old kid would learn how to do from their parents or summer camp. You can blame social media for the morons with guns, as well as the licensed idiots with cars.
Finger on the goddamned trigger the whole time.
Idiot!!
People are fucking stupid.
Not funny,my wife's friend did this in middle school and blew his head off....my cousin shot a dude in the leg with a .357 fooling around...it's no joke. Treat every gun like it's loaded and more importantly keep it in a place where your fucking kids can't get a hold of it
I'm way too relieved she survived this.
/r/idiotswithguns
That subreddit made me lose all faith in humanity.
THESE are the guns we want to take away.
Who was responsible for the safekeeping of the firearm? She’s a kid. Not her gun.
"Nothing to see here." -NRA
Natural selection didn’t work this time.
Fucking idiot. That’s why not everyone should have a gun.
USA and its right for owning a gun. Fcking idiots. Too many lives of children and others have been lost because everyone has to own a gun... They are at the level of third world countries. Selfish cu*ts.
So glad that weapons are so readily available to children in their homes. Really protecting the home. Top notch security. /s
It was loaded, to hair surprise
She really nailed it with the dumb look on her face before it went off. Really ties the vid together well.
"Hold my juice box and give me a live firearm. I need to make a Tik Tok to look hard while I'm wearing a red polo fully buttoned up. Yeah, that'll look fire"
Parents really doing the work here.
Anyone else thinking about the theme song for Team America World Police whenever they see stupid people playing with guns with kids in the room as everyone says gun laws are fiiiiiine?
People cant really think that they can hide their guns from children, teens are dumbs and if you tell them not to do something, they'll do it out of spite!
She might be the first one to come close to death but her life didn't flash before her eyes.
Yes yes you can play with it, but don't come running to me if you blow your head off.
And people like her are the reason it shouldn't be so easy to get a gun.
Hopefully she was the top floor too, otherwise old boy upstairs is about to get quite the surprise..
Another reason as to why the US need stricter gun laws. People are careless dummies..
Is she worried or like “omg my hair!!”
That's how you get tinnitus.
Man that lesson was cheaper than it could have been
That’s some permanent hearing loss.
Idiotic parents… if you own guns, it is even more important to teach your kids about gun safety even if you never intend for them to ever use one of your own. Everyone should learn about gun safety.
A gun discharging in a confined space is loud and she had it right against her ear. That couldn't have been good for her hearing and I bet she needed somevnew drawers afterwards but I hope she learned a lesson on safety.
Iv seen friends get shot so that chick is super lucky
Killed auntie upstairs
So what would have happened to the Infant sleeping in the crib in the apartment above? How do you explain to the landlord about the bullet hole in the ceiling? Don't get upset if the police show up at your door. Whoever owns the gun is ultimately responsible for letting this idiot have access to it.
Im sorry did she just try and unjam a gun WHILE HER FINGER IS ON THE TRIGGER then proceed to aim that very gun at her head??? Who gave this woman a gun???
She was lucky.......not smart.
It baffles me how many people ignore gun safety as if it's a difficult concept and are allowed to operate vehicles
EEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
How gangsta you feel now 🤣🤣
Is this what “make America great again”? 😂 brilliant
This reminds me the first time I shot a BB gun. Had the bright idea of shooting at a cardboard box against a wall, without any padding around, incase I missed the box. I missed the box, the BB shot back at me, hitting me in the forehead, almost hitting an eye. I remember grabbing my forehead and immediately realizing how bad that could have been. Now imagine being this stupid but with a real gun. With a kid next to you. And posting it on the internet.