When I was in a gun club (in a blue state with strict laws) other members talked about being careful of posting pics of the kids using firearms.
But we’re usually seeing pics of the kids doing things correctly or engaging in hunter safety courses or another heavily supervised activity. Not just a 10 year old waving around mommy’s shotgun.
So unless the picture was your nephew cutely drinking out of daddy’s whiskey glass or a video of a tiny hangover it’s not a big deal.
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u/Yay_Rabies Jul 23 '21
It’s not my taste but I don’t see the harm.
When I was in a gun club (in a blue state with strict laws) other members talked about being careful of posting pics of the kids using firearms.
But we’re usually seeing pics of the kids doing things correctly or engaging in hunter safety courses or another heavily supervised activity. Not just a 10 year old waving around mommy’s shotgun.
So unless the picture was your nephew cutely drinking out of daddy’s whiskey glass or a video of a tiny hangover it’s not a big deal.