Bugs Says "I Could Get Killed In The Country With Those Guns Going Off" while A Car Passes An Inch Away (the point here is that just having a gun doesn't mean death but death is a part of life all the time as a car passes by the same way as a gun passes by... simply owning a gun doesn't mean death i.e. The Gun Debate 60 years ago at 50 seconds into the following video)...
A gun doesn't just go off, a person has to be there to press the trigger after taking off the safety. In the same way a car can't hit you unless you jump in front of it or the driver intentionally turns the car into you.
The second part covers how Midwestern & Southerners feel differently about guns (in a comedic way) which a life-long urbanite doesn't get...
From looking at this video I can easily say that there needs to be a proper transition for gun owners from suburban and country living to urban living. In this case, systems that pinpoint gun owners can be used by the local police force to send updates on what the gun laws are so the law abiding gun owner can be informed about what to do. (Notice in the video above how shooting mistletoe from trees is normal in the South. It's like having a car. Everyone has one so it's no big deal.)
I covered this split between North & South in more detail here:
Nobody who actually owns a gun would EVER follow this advice (I hope! The training for a gun should be more than experience with a BB gun shooting squirrels!)...
Vice President Joe Biden champions the double-barrel shotgun...
Shooting a double barrel shotgun outside the door is not only illegal it's dangerous. So on the gun debate Joe Biden gets a 50% accuracy rate (so far).
NOTE: I think being able to aim is an important part of owning a gun. It's rather careless to be championing either shooting methods. Kinda reminds me of this...
People seem clueless about Gun Safety. Guns are left lying around the house, kids are playing with them like water guns, it's nuts! Why is there not proper training being given? One day with a gun makes no one an expert and even that is not required in many States.
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