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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]All of this. You can do nothing about someone who chooses to lie about potentially putting your child's well being at risk ([b]whether it's lying about access to firearms in their house, or lying about whether they'd serve teens alcohol[/b]). But as a nation the conversation about gun safety needs to happen. It becomes normalized as we all ask and answer one another honestly.[/quote] You really twisted that up. I'm not going to lie to you about the gun in my home and then let the kids play with it! [b]I'm going to lie to you because it is stored securely and safely, I am trained in its appropriate storage and use, my children don't know it is in the house, and it presents absolutely no risk to your children or mine.[/b] Your comparison to "lying about whether they'd serve teens alcohol" is not even in the same ballpark. I'm not going to let your kid play with my gun.[/quote] The fact that you'd rather lie than say exactly this to whomever asks makes me wonder what other totally normal things you'd lie about. I don't want my kid anywhere near you and it has nothing to do with your gun. [/quote]
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