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WTF 9 year old girl with an uzi.....
- Thread starter Crab.C.Nesbitt
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markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
America, enough said
Crab.C.Nesbitt
Gheorge Popescu
'Murica! Honestly I would say it's a tragedy but it's not, anyone who would hand an uzi to a 9 year old deserves to face the consequences!
Its almost a shame that she didn't bag her parents too as they are clearly unfit to be parents.
Mind you if we were in America people would probably be saying they should have started her uzi lessons earlier, perhaps at the age of 7.
Its almost a shame that she didn't bag her parents too as they are clearly unfit to be parents.
Mind you if we were in America people would probably be saying they should have started her uzi lessons earlier, perhaps at the age of 7.
Craig_J
Eidur Gudjohnsen
Yes only in America! Nothing says 'freedom' more than a nine year girl armed with a submachine gun shooting a middle aged man in the head videoed by her parents who payed for the lesson at a place called bullets and burgers... Isn't one part of that that isn't beyond ridiculous!
ShelfLife
Clive Wilson
I'm guessing her folks are also the type of people that would consider this to be an appropriate children's book: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Parents-Open-Carry-Brian-Jeffs/dp/1618081012
It's worth hitting that link just for the hilariously sarcastic reviews (all 775 of them).
johnola
Mauricio Taricco
Further in this vein, at what point did the parents decide to put the footage on the Internet?
Craig_J
Eidur Gudjohnsen
Think it says the Sheriff's department uploaded the video editing out the part where the guy gets his head blown off, probably as the crowning jewel in their gun safety campaign. Either that or mummy and daddy are especially happy at their little girls first kill (head shot too, what a natural).
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
America isnt a 3rd world country
IowaSpur
David Kerslake
Apparently they are Australian Tourists - the place caters to Las Vegas Tourists - Bullets and Burgers
http://bulletsandburgers.com/
I'm sorry you guys are all scared of guns.
It's not the guns that are the issue, it's idiots using them - or letting their 9 year old daughter go fully auto.
http://bulletsandburgers.com/
I'm sorry you guys are all scared of guns.
It's not the guns that are the issue, it's idiots using them - or letting their 9 year old daughter go fully auto.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Not scared just dont see why any sane or responsible person would need one
Shouldn't give a gun to any kid no matter where they are from in the world.
Richie
Naybet
This might be an unpopular opinion but I don't have a huge problem with children handling guns in the right conditions under appropriate supervision, but most importantly it has to be the right gun.
In the UK over 7000 shotgun licenses were given to under 18s between 2008 and 2010, thirteen of which were given to under 10s, and as long as they are taught to respect the weapon and use it correctly I don't think it's a huge problem.
Obviously giving a 9 year old an automatic weapon is unbelievably stupid for exactly this reason, and under 10 is probably too young for any firearm, but I'm not quite sure where that line should be drawn for something like Clay Pigeon shooting in the UK.
The problem with guns in America is about the culture that surrounds guns, not strictly the guns themselves IMO. Switzerland has a higher rate of gun ownership than the US because of their standing militia but has very low gun homicide rates.
In the UK over 7000 shotgun licenses were given to under 18s between 2008 and 2010, thirteen of which were given to under 10s, and as long as they are taught to respect the weapon and use it correctly I don't think it's a huge problem.
Obviously giving a 9 year old an automatic weapon is unbelievably stupid for exactly this reason, and under 10 is probably too young for any firearm, but I'm not quite sure where that line should be drawn for something like Clay Pigeon shooting in the UK.
The problem with guns in America is about the culture that surrounds guns, not strictly the guns themselves IMO. Switzerland has a higher rate of gun ownership than the US because of their standing militia but has very low gun homicide rates.
