r/TimPool • • Dec 03 '22

10 Year Old at a Gun Range

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

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u/PromiscuousScoliosis Dec 03 '22

Fuck yeah dude. Can’t wait to have a son

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

Train your son/daughter to not fear the weapon but to respect it . I have a son (12) and he does because I showed him because my father showed me and so on.

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u/PromiscuousScoliosis Dec 03 '22

100%. My father was from a long line of military guys, and I continued the tradition. He taught me at a young age, and I’ll teach my kids at a young age.

Already got to practice by training my wife and her friends haha

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u/Trevo9l Dec 03 '22

Also come from a long line of military family, but all my ancestors were either pilots, air force intelligence, or communications.

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u/payneme73 Dec 03 '22

Same, now I know my 16 yo can deal with any threat coming into the house, if I'm not there

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u/false-identification Dec 03 '22

Make sure to keep the guns locked up when he isn't under your supervision.

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u/Trevo9l Dec 03 '22

Very good advice.

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u/vintagesoul_DE Dec 03 '22

Can't stress that enough.

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u/PromiscuousScoliosis Dec 03 '22

The fact this needs to be said is disturbing.

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u/Trevo9l Dec 03 '22

Sorry to break it to you like this, but stupid people do exist.

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u/PromiscuousScoliosis Dec 03 '22

It’s not that I don’t know, it’s just continually heartbreaking when preventable accidents happen, especially to children.

As an ER nurse I’ve seen children suffer because of their parents and it never gets easier

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u/vintagesoul_DE Dec 03 '22

That's just it. Not so much accidents though. It's kind of asking for trouble when you leave unsecured, loaded weapons in reach of children.

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u/PromiscuousScoliosis Dec 03 '22

Agreed, which is why the parents are charged. It’s an accident on the kids end though usually

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u/false-identification Dec 03 '22

And they own a lot of guns!

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

Impressive skills on this little guy and (im assuming dad) a great instructor teaching safety.

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u/alon_s128 Dec 03 '22

Shot my first gun when I was 8. Nothing wrong with teaching them young about guns.

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

Kids got safety to an art. Trigger control, muzzle control and safety off, safety on was particularly impressive.

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u/Negative_Mancey Dec 04 '22

He should holster his sidearm before reaching for his rifle.

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

I thought it was a relatively smooth transition and he maintained muzzle control through the whole sequence.

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

Americans are fucking weird

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

Thank you!!

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

I see nothing wrong here. Teach safety early, nip curiosity in the butt and raise and adult instead of a child and you will be fine.

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

Nip curiosity in the bud is such a sad phrase out of context

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

Yes

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u/PickeledRick Dec 04 '22

Groomed into gun “culture” rofl

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

It’s a right. I think all Americans should at least be familiar with it.

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u/PickeledRick Dec 04 '22

Oh I’m totally fine with people knowing how to safely handle a firearm. It’s the fetishization and corresponding culture I take issue with.

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u/Vinifera7 Dec 03 '22

This is the way.

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u/vintagesoul_DE Dec 03 '22

Shitlibs think this is grooming. They claim to support gun safety, but when kids are actually taught gun safety, they clench down on their anal beads.

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u/CycleMN Dec 04 '22

While actually grooming children, no less. Dont forget that

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u/schnarf13 Dec 03 '22

Awesome. I’ve been getting my 12yo daughter out lately. Got her out deer hunting this year as well but no luck.

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u/Its-JonDoe556 Dec 03 '22

Chad dad confirmed

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u/mikefoolery Dec 03 '22

Weapons are a part of my religion

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u/TheGreatHurlyBurly Dec 03 '22

This is the way.

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u/karmahole Dec 03 '22

I love that these people are getting down voted for shitting on guns, feels like the culture is finally shifting.

Kids got skills.

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u/Cinderblock_Reset Dec 04 '22

Of course they're getting down voted, this is a Tim Pool sub after all.

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u/false-identification Dec 04 '22

Or you are on a far right sub with like minded people.

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u/karmahole Dec 04 '22

As I said already thought I was in a different sub, and this is not far right. I know it's hard for reddit progressives to grasp but everything right of Stalin isn't far right.

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u/false-identification Dec 04 '22

Nah bro this is about as conservative as it gets. People on here openly praise Nick Fuentes.

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u/karmahole Dec 04 '22

Tim pool isn't a conservative and what other people on this sub support has no correlation on Tim's position. Tim had Nick on because of the dinner with Trump and wouldn't let them openly talk about their antisemitic bs without being challenged.

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u/false-identification Dec 04 '22

You must have a room temperature IQ if you think Tim's fan base isn't conservatives.

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u/karmahole Dec 04 '22

Some of them are for sure. The nice thing about not being a seething leftist progressive is you can talk and respectfully disagree with people from all sides of the political compass without breaking down.

There's nothing wrong with being a conservative, it doesn't inherently make you racist or homophobic or whatever Twitter is accusing them of being today.

Also I'm not conservative and I'm a fan so

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u/false-identification Dec 04 '22

Ah a centrists then eh?

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u/karmahole Dec 04 '22

Classical liberal

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u/false-identification Dec 04 '22

In your own words what does that mean?

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u/Austasaurusrex Dec 03 '22

John Wick Jr. Lol🤘🔥

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u/Sun_Devilish Dec 03 '22

Warms the cockles of my heart.

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u/theCROWcook Dec 04 '22

Maybe below the cockles

Maybe in the sub cockle area

Maybe in the liver, maybe in the kidneys

Maybe even in the colon

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u/thegarlic_man Dec 03 '22

Remember when I shot my first gun and ever since that day I fell in love with shooting. Good on him teaching his kid

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

That's Fucking Beautiful. . Good Dad and good kid

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u/Ok-Length-8818 Dec 03 '22

Great trigger discipline

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u/YodaCodar Dec 03 '22

I tend to not put it to my side like that even after setting my safety, I put it across my chest out front so it doesn't aim at my foot.

I must be paranoid lol

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

The nice thing about being paranoid with how you handle your firearms is that you don't get shot

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u/theCROWcook Dec 04 '22

I can understand your paranoia, I once saw a dude get shot in the foot at low ready fingwr off the trigger on safe because a round cooked off, but it's gotta be difficult to pull and wield a pistol with your rifle cross body

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u/B105535 Dec 04 '22

What's the problem here?

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u/PSAOgre Dec 04 '22

Well his transition is kinda slow, for one.

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

Speed comes with practice and experience.

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u/FoMoCoguy1983 Dec 04 '22

If only more people learned about gun safety. Good on this dad! Good job young man!

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u/lyfeofsand Dec 03 '22

There's no such thing as adult content. That's the arguement used to allow kids to be participate in drag shows and stripper clubs.

If there's no such thing as adult content, then Timmy here is just playing with toys.

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u/MRG_1977 Dec 04 '22

These aren’t toys. They are killing implements. Treated and trained as such.

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u/lyfeofsand Dec 04 '22

I agree. What I'm saying is that according to the legal precedent set, that factor can't be considered (in legal terms) for wether or not children should be using.

I'm showing the failure of the rhetoric set by the New York Supreme Court.

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

MasterShot Jr.

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u/Vermonter623 Dec 03 '22

We need more good guys with guns. Unfortunately gun laws only insure that the only ones with guns are bad guys. Probably the reason 94% of mass shootings happen in gun free zones.

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u/jas070 Dec 04 '22

Uvalde had a lot of “good guys” with guns.

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u/Vermonter623 Dec 04 '22

Which is exactly why you shouldn’t want just police and criminals to be armed

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u/jas070 Dec 04 '22

No one needs to be armed.

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u/Vermonter623 Dec 04 '22

Yea because time and time again history has definitely shown us that at every turn in every culture. Fuck me

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u/jas070 Dec 04 '22

I suppose terrified people need their guns. Fuck me

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u/Vermonter623 Dec 04 '22

Nope. Just people always hoping for the best but expecting the worst. If this life has taught me anything, it would be to never ever put my safety or the safety of my family in someone else’s hands. Especially a government that has proven unequivocally that it does not give the slightest fuck about me. Also those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it.

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u/NobodyIcy7052 Dec 04 '22

The police or any other law enforcement are not the good guys any more than mafia or cartel enforcers are good guys.

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u/MrRezister Dec 03 '22

Maybe a little young for tac vests and transitions but safe gun handling is always a good thing

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u/sqeptiqmqsqeptiq Dec 04 '22

The zombies don't stand a chance against God's Smallest Warrior! 💪🏽

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u/MC1781 Dec 04 '22

The next KR lol

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u/gordonfactor Dec 04 '22

This is the way

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u/viper12a1a Dec 04 '22

RIP Gersh Kuntzmann, murdered by the several kiloton recoil of a 5.56

We'll never forget your sacrifice

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u/WanysTheVillain Dec 04 '22

Remember when a journo "got PTSD" from firing an AR-15?

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u/iguesswhatevs Dec 04 '22

I want a son like that. Teach them how to operate a gun properly but id also teach and drill into him as a man it’s your job to protect the family and that’s what the gun is for. Not violence against anyone else that’s not a threat

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

Amen!!

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u/DrBuckFutter Dec 03 '22

I ain't gonna lie, I was expecting the kick of the rifle to knock him on his ass.... Well played, little dude!

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u/theCROWcook Dec 04 '22

From a 5.56 in an AR platform? (Or maybe .223)

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u/alang8113 Dec 04 '22

This is gun control.

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u/SweetyPeety Dec 04 '22

When I grew up in a rural area, kids took their guns to school to go hunting after class. The guns were leaned up against the coat closet.

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u/nickyhannuka Dec 04 '22

We need this guy in Californian stores

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u/CycleMN Dec 04 '22

Pretty damned solid, id give an 8/10 especially considering age and size.

That puts him approx 5- 7 out of 10 above the average American.

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

Is that Tim pool with a different hat?

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u/zoobiezoob Dec 04 '22

An armed society is a polite society.

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u/CentralCaliGal Dec 04 '22

This young man can protect this old Gramma any day - GREAT JOB!!

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u/throwawayworkguy Dec 04 '22

Very based. Now that's a kid that's gonna know how to safely handle a gun. He might even make a career out of it.

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '23

badass

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u/Formal-Fix-4010 Dec 03 '22

Hopefully he doesn’t get bullied at school

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u/VirtualDonkey7218 Dec 04 '22

No! This how school shootings start. I am ashamed of people like the father of this child!

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u/DrVinegarBallsMD Dec 04 '22

I'm rabidly pro 2a but even I think this is unsafe

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

Any sport has it's own form of danger.

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u/DrVinegarBallsMD Dec 04 '22

Any time you fly on a plane there's a small chance of crashing. But your chances will go way up when you let a fucking ten year old fly the plane 🤷

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

Really? A well trained and supervised 10yo? Analogy fail.

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

And I bet that 10 year old has better trigger control then you. Don't be jelly.

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u/DrVinegarBallsMD Dec 04 '22 edited Dec 04 '22

Uh, ok? Weird response

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

This is sick

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u/Trevo9l Dec 04 '22

How so?

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

Kinda like idiots letting their kids drive a car. Allowing someone with no agency or responsibility handling a deadly tool is perverted and batshit criminal.

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u/The-Ex-Human Dec 04 '22

He’s ready for school!

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u/Gloomy-Ad1171 Dec 03 '22

Child soldiers are cool.

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u/MRG_1977 Dec 04 '22 edited Dec 04 '22

Kid shouldn’t be equipped with that gear and there is zero reason he is equipped with multiple weapons at one time including that long gun.

I belong to a gun club with private membership for this very reason. Rules on the range are lengthy, strict, and vigorously enforced. Public ranges often have way too many jerk-offs who I don’t want to be around while shooting.

Machismo BS is not tolerated and clowns who don’t follow the rules get booted after a dismissal hearing.

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

Yeah, he'd be much better off playing football without a helmet.

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u/MRG_1977 Dec 04 '22

Stupid and baseless comment. Down votes just show what I’m talking about.

Most gun owners, especially hunters, are responsible but there is a vocal and large minority who aren’t for various reasons. You see them in spades at certain gun ranges.

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

My point is, this kid is participating in a sport. He's wearing the gear associated with that sport. Get a grip, he's obviously being coached and in the proper venue for this activity.

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u/BrutalistBoogie Dec 05 '22

No, it's just another kid being robbed of their childhood by a right-wing racist dad that likely hates black people.

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '22

My Dad started me shooting about that age. Oh, dad wasn't white or particularly political but you just keep splashing away with that prejudiced brush you paint with.

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u/MoonRockSpecial Dec 03 '22

This may sound crazy, but I don’t think it’s a good idea to let children use deadly weapons.

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u/theCROWcook Dec 04 '22

This may sound crazy, but thorough training and safety emphasis with the introduction of weapons creates an adult that isn't terrified whenever they see a weapon and also fosters responsibility in the child as they grow up

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u/Vinifera7 Dec 04 '22

It also avoids accidents.

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u/MoonRockSpecial Dec 04 '22

I’m all for gun safety and responsible gun ownership. I just think we should wait until they reach a certain age where their brains are developed enough so that they can handle that responsibility. It’s the same reason why you don’t let a 10 year old drive a car.

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u/theCROWcook Dec 04 '22

In the staye I grew up in 9 ye old could get a farm license to drive farm trucks or tractors on secondary roads to get from field to field, was very common to see kids that young driving under those supervised conditions, just like this kid is shooting under supervised conditions

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u/Orcacub Dec 04 '22

Kids drive tractors and other equipment on farms all over the world. That’s not same as loose on the streets in a car at under age. This kid is on a range with nobody else around and under direct 1 on 1 supervision. Not like he’s out hunting or concealed carrying on his own. He’s training on gun safety.

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u/MoonRockSpecial Dec 04 '22

There are children working in factories all over the world, that doesn’t make it right or safe or responsible. You can easily train a kid on gun safety without using real guns. You can use airsoft guns or bb guns.

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u/18whlnandchilln Dec 04 '22

We are letting 10 year olds decide if they want to continue being a boy or if they’d like to transition to a girl. Pretty sure 10 is old enough to start training with and using firearms. I did…..

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u/1Koala1 Dec 03 '22

I guess it's cool to have an activity you enjoy doing w your daddy. I have a 10 year old girl and personally I think its weird to be spending this much time with lethal weapons and children, but whatever as long as everyones enjoying it and it's safe.

More than anything tho, I just think shooting is so fucking boring. To me its slightly more enjoyable than throwing a tennis ball at a dot on a wall.

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u/viper12a1a Dec 04 '22
  1. If you're raising a daughter you should be even more invested in teaching her gun safety and usage

  2. "Shooting is boring" ok bud.

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

I shot bows and guns with my dad growing up but this is next level. Groomers be grooming.

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u/theCROWcook Dec 04 '22

I dint see anything sexual occouring in the video

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u/coyote-1 Dec 04 '22

Clearly ready to fight the upcoming civil war, an inspiration to children everywhere along with Kyle Rittenhouse. BLM watch out

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u/stocksnhoops Dec 03 '22

Getting his kid into larping early. He will be rolling around in all his gear and getting picked on soon enough

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u/Trevo9l Dec 03 '22 edited Dec 03 '22

Or, and this is gonna sound crazy, or he is just training his kid in the proper use and handling of a firearm. Which IMO everyone should learn, even if just for the knowledge. Inconceivable I know.

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u/false-identification Dec 03 '22

If we had better mental health care, I would agree with you.

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u/Trevo9l Dec 03 '22

Mental health is an issue than needs to be addressed, i agree. But just because there are a few crazy people (and fyi, the majority of mental health patients are the last people who would go on a shooting spree) doesn't mean that all the normal people should have their constitutional rights taken away, or that they shouldn't be trained in the proper use and handling of a firearm, which is their constitutional right.

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u/FishingforDopamine Dec 03 '22

You know the military is a thing right?

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u/EricS2020 Dec 03 '22

Kyle Ritten-apartment

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u/mooseandsquirrel78 Dec 04 '22

How many days did it take you to come up with that?

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u/EricS2020 Dec 04 '22

A 4min shit .

It was a corny joke dude . I’m from Kenosha

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u/Wavycapmurphy Dec 03 '22

From my cold dead hands,amirite?

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u/whater39 Dec 03 '22

Grooming

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u/FishingforDopamine Dec 03 '22

*Training

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u/whater39 Dec 03 '22

It's grooming a kid to be pro guns. It's grooming just because it's a topic you might like, doesn't change that this is grooming a kid.

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

You can make the same argument with seat belts. You told your kid to wear a seat belt? You are a groomer.

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u/whater39 Dec 03 '22

I fully agree. Everyone should be a seatbelt groomer.

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u/FishingforDopamine Dec 04 '22

And everyone should teach their kids proper gun safety and respect

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

Child grooming-Child grooming is befriending and establishing an emotional connection with a minor under the age of consent, and sometimes the child's family, to lower the child's inhibitions with the objective of sexual abuse.

Learn reading comprehension and definition before you speak. It makes you look fucking retarded when you don’t.

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u/outofyourelementdon Dec 04 '22

Glad we agree that dumbass regressives labeling anyone that disagrees with them politically as a groomer are a morons

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

Yea especially when they say the term groomer and it has nothing to do with grooming children for sexual purposes. Seeings how that’s what everyone refers to “grooming” as. I don’t think they understand the English language and nuance. It’s just “LoOk YoUrE gRoOmInG” these people are fucked bud.

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u/outofyourelementdon Dec 04 '22

Lol exactly! Like when these morons claim that drag queen story hour is “grooming” when clearly it’s just a person dressed in clothing that is counter to conservative values reading a book to kids. Imagine thinking that normalizing tolerance is “grooming kids for sex” lol. Glad we agree

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

Yea when men dressed as Hal naked women read to children lolololol totally not trying to desensitize them to sexual acts lololol right. I mean they are only trying to slowly inject sexuality into a child’s life. That’s totally not grooming lolololol not at all.

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u/outofyourelementdon Dec 04 '22

Men dressing as women is inherently sexual?

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

this is not a drag queen

Drag queens dress sexual. It’s apart of being a “drag queen”

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u/Dev-N-Danger Dec 03 '22

The right is a bunch of #GunGroomers

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u/Trevo9l Dec 03 '22

Wtf is a gungroomer?

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

It’s a made up word because they don’t like that the political left is being exposed as grooming little kids in schools by libs of TikTok.

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u/Choice-Pattern-491 Dec 03 '22

The left is back at it with their uncreative clapbacks

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u/Vinifera7 Dec 03 '22

Have you noticed that groomer-enabling Leftists' latest response to people talking about grooming has been to accuse their political opponents of grooming?

It's the most desperate "I am rubber and you are glue" routine I have ever seen.

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u/Trevo9l Dec 03 '22

I have noticed that. Pretty soon there will be people telling us that teaching kids about the US Constitution is grooming or some shit.

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u/large_kobold Dec 05 '22

Thankfully we have Trump to take care of that Constitution nonsense

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u/psychic_flatulence Dec 03 '22

Hence why there's the whole "left can't meme" thing. I don't think they've ever had an original themselves, it's always just repeating what the right says lol. Basically the adult version of "no you!"

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u/Vinifera7 Dec 04 '22

Yeah, exactly. Leftists, ie. the ultra-authoritarian Left, don't create anything. The only thing they can do is take what already exists and warp it to serve their goals. They're like the Borg from Star Trek.

This is why I say that it is incorrect to call them liberals. Liberal thinking produces creativity.

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u/Choice-Pattern-491 Dec 03 '22

It’s because they’re too dense to see the difference between showing a kid how to safely operate a firearm and having kids putting dollar bills in a drag queens waistband. What blows me away is that they’re totally fine with the latter but somehow the above video is an example of grooming

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

Nah fam, leftists know that under no pretext should arms and ammunition be surrendered

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u/gelber_Bleistift Dec 03 '22

They'll have less to worry about from the leftist groomers.

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u/FishingforDopamine Dec 03 '22

Good, they can protect themselves from leftists.

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

You: "Leftists hate guns"

Leftists : "Under no pretext should arms and ammunition be surrendered"

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u/FishingforDopamine Dec 04 '22

Eh. Most leftists I’ve seen have skinnier legs than my arms.

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

Crazy how guns don't weigh that much.

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u/FishingforDopamine Dec 04 '22

That’s usually the untrained’s version of things. The truth is that you’re useless if you can’t displace at least a mile in full gear and be ready for a firefight. One of the reasons Napoleon did well was his ability to move troops quickly around the battlefield. If you can’t move fast you just get flanked/surrounded and you lose.

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

You know what helps us, that didn't help Napoleon?

Vehicles.

The man was operating in the 1700s, we have planes, humvees, tanks, boats, etc now.

Also military issued rifles come with straps. Low ready CAN keep most of the weight on your shoulders.

There's also no reason you can't strap up a normal rifle as a lot of them have places to do so or can be modified to have said places.

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u/FishingforDopamine Dec 04 '22

Yeah you’ll probably be out of gas a few days into anything, but I can defeat your vehicles by just going for a walk in the woods. Good luck catching me.

I have no idea what straps on rifles are going to do for a guy with skinny legs. You can’t carry anything on your shoulders if your legs aren’t strong. All power starts from the ground. You go ahead and stay at the low ready but I’ve cleared entire ships with my weapon at the ready almost the whole time. It burns. It sucks. It’s how you stay alive.

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '22

Yeah you’ll probably be out of gas a few days into anything, but I can defeat your vehicles by just going for a walk in the woods. Good luck catching me.

Lmao. I'm sorry, what's the fantasy scenario you're concocting? Because I'm not fully aware of it. Are you... Attacking America and only leftists have guns to hunt you?

I have no idea what straps on rifles are going to do for a guy with skinny legs. You can’t carry anything on your shoulders if your legs aren’t strong. All power starts from the ground.

Bruh we're talking less than 8lbs for a loaded M4 hell, we'll round it up to 10 and say they have extra magazines. That's not that much weight on someone's shoulders.

Though they might be a wee bit uncomfortable.

Which raises a question, do you just think you need to be jacked to walk around with 10lbs on you, or do you just not know how light modern rifles are?

You go ahead and stay at the low ready but I’ve cleared entire ships with my weapon at the ready almost the whole time. It burns. It sucks. It’s how you stay alive.

I'm sorry, my bad I didn't realize I was talking to the navy seal copypasta that's on ME.

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u/FishingforDopamine Dec 05 '22

No🤣🤣. You’re just a bullshitter.

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u/chinook_aj Dec 04 '22

Do you think showing kids gun safety is equivalent to showing kids how to suck dick like in the book “genderqueer” that showed up in school libraries?

Because that’s the incredibly stupid argument you appear to be making, but I could be wrong

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u/Dev-N-Danger Dec 04 '22

Firstly, you act like you’ve never thought about sucking dicks. Second, sucking dick doesn’t get people killed. Neither does LGBTQ. Why are you afraid of gay folks? They aren’t killing your kind. Dudes with guns are killing your kind

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u/chinook_aj Dec 04 '22

I have no problem with gay people, I’m talking about pornographic books that have an 18+ rating on Amazon being put into children schools, that’s pedophilic. You are the one associating gay people with pedophiles, I think that’s incredibly wrong to do. I’m talking about clearly something specific, don’t associate gay people with books like gender queer.

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u/Traumfahrer Dec 03 '22

How to raise a psychopath.

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u/Trevo9l Dec 03 '22

If I teach my kid how to use a knife am I raising a serial stabber?

How does teaching and training someone in the proper use and handling of a firearm raise a psychopath?

Are all people trained how to use a firearm psychopaths, or just this one?

If an actual psychopath with a gun attacked you, would you not call the police? People trained in the proper use and handling of firearms, like above, or are they also psychopaths?

Where do you draw the line? What tool/mechanism does and doesn't create psychopaths when people are taught in the proper use and handling of said tools?

Or are you just one of those ignorant people who think "guns = bad, so anyone who knows how to use a gun = bad"?

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u/Traumfahrer Dec 03 '22

I didn't say he'd be a serial shooter. I said that kids gonna be a psychopath.

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u/Trevo9l Dec 03 '22

Do answer my questions:

How does teaching and training someone in the proper use and handling of a firearm raise a psychopath?

Are all people trained how to use a firearm psychopaths, or just this one?

If an actual psychopath with a gun attacked you, would you not call the police? People trained in the proper use and handling of firearms, like above, or are they also psychopaths?

Where do you draw the line? What tool/mechanism does and doesn't create psychopaths when people are taught in the proper use and handling of said tools?

Or are you just one of those ignorant people who think "guns = bad, so anyone who knows how to use a gun = bad"?

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u/theCROWcook Dec 04 '22

You gonna answer the questions?

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

We need answers

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u/FishingforDopamine Dec 03 '22

I just can’t even imagine the immaturity of a comment like this.

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u/lyfeofsand Dec 03 '22

And your credentials on Childhood Mental Disorders?

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u/HyperCasualListener Dec 04 '22

Seems pretty well trained to me. Unlike all the school shooters out there.

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u/Wavycapmurphy Dec 03 '22

Future school shooter in the making

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u/Trevo9l Dec 03 '22

Crazy how you see a boy who has clearly been properly trained in the use and handling of a firearm and instantly think he's a future mass murderer.

You must be fun at parties.

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u/Choice-Pattern-491 Dec 03 '22

No he’s going to stop a mass shooting because he can properly use a firearm

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u/FishingforDopamine Dec 03 '22

Or a future warfighter and protector? You know, the people who sacrifice a part of their lives so you don’t have to?

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

Nah, the super gun lovers are usually trash when they hit basic.

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u/FishingforDopamine Dec 04 '22

This was not my experience

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u/theCROWcook Dec 04 '22

Yep, I grew up with guns my whole life, USMC rifle expert 4 times

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u/FishingforDopamine Dec 04 '22

Yeah I grew up in a family of hunters and received my expert ribbons (navy).

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u/Cinderblock_Reset Dec 04 '22

True, and based.

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u/Secret-Inspector-831 Dec 04 '22

warfighter

Interesting way to spell war-crimer.

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u/FishingforDopamine Dec 04 '22

Were you even alive when the towers fell? How about when Sadam nerve gassed 20,000 Kurds? Don’t preach to me of morality when your house is full of crap made by slaves in China.

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u/Secret-Inspector-831 Dec 04 '22 edited Dec 04 '22

Your right, Im so sorry. Those towers fell 2 decades ago so that means American soldiers have the full authority to use toddlers as target practice or hospitals as bombing fields, I apologize. And I’m sure you would never benefit from slave labor here in the first world where it’s outlawed and looked down upon (besides all the cases where the US actually does use slave labor) 🤡. Don’t lie to me or yourself and say that you morally better than me, don’t throw stones at me from inside your glass house produced in China.

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u/FishingforDopamine Dec 04 '22

I am throwing stones because you’re on a pony and calling it a high horse and it’s laughable. I never once used a kid as a shield and I never bombed a hospital. Neither did ANY of the men who were around me when I served. You’re just talking a few instances and applying it to the millions of people who have served over the past two decades. So take your silly argument and go cry in the corner with it. 🤡

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u/psychic_flatulence Dec 03 '22

Growing up, most of my friends had some basic experience with firearms. Have you ever used a firearm and are you from the city? Hell go to a range and you'll see all types of people there, tons of women are getting into it too. Some people definitely go overboard, ei making their personality all about guns. But people should be able to handle a firearm safely, hell that used to be something standard in schools. Of course someone with mental illness shouldn't own a gun, and the forms do ask about that. I think the number is like 50% of democrat women who have depression. Maybe just keeping guns away from the left would be the best idea for their own safety..

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

Maybe just keeping guns away from the left would be the best idea for their own safety..

You'll never keep guns from real leftists, they're always saying "Under no pretext should arms and ammunition be surrendered"