17 year old severely injures his 4 year old sister

[Brookfield]

One channel says she's four, the other, in her teens, anyway the latest news is that she has just died in hospital, she's at peace now.

 

[Steff]

thats a real shame thoughts to her family

 

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in Britain you can't own a handgun at all even with a firearms certificate.

 

[~NeonFire372~]

in Britain you can't own a handgun at all even with a firearms certificate.

You need some sort of firearms card here to buy any type of gun or ammo too.

 

[Furby123]

My thoughts go out to the family

 

[~NeonFire372~]

My thoughts go out to the family

Yeah, they must feel horrible.

 

[Ahyoka]

First off I would like to say that I am very sorry for what happened and I think its a horrible thing. My guess is that it was his parent's gun most likely though, not his own.

I know here in the US you have to be 21 before you can purchase and own your own hand gun. I would NEVER give up my right to own a gun though. Shooting is an exzillerating sport, and you will never at the adernaline rush you get when you a shoot a gun. I dont think there is anything wrong with being able to own guns, I mean hell thats one of the things this country was built on!

First my thoughts and prayers are with that young girls family and friends.

secondly, i agree...as a american citizen i would never give up my right to own a firearm, that's what the Second Amendment to our nations constitution is about. but when people talk about "banning" weapons or preventing regular citizens from carrying one i think people have to remember that good people carry guns too, because banning them won't stop the bad guys from getting a hold of them if they want one. but i'm all for gun control and education programs, whenever i handle a gun i think of my dad telling to treat it with alot of respect always handle a weapon like it's loaded....and i do.

 

[DannyBoy1]

I dont think citzens should be allowed to just carry guns, thank god that's how it is here in the UK

 

[parismouton]

First my thoughts and prayers are with that young girls family and friends.

secondly, i agree...as a american citizen i would never give up my right to own a firearm, that's what the Second Amendment to our nations constitution is about. but when people talk about "banning" weapons or preventing regular citizens from carrying one i think people have to remember that good people carry guns too, because banning them won't stop the bad guys from getting a hold of them if they want one. but i'm all for gun control and education programs, whenever i handle a gun i think of my dad telling to treat it with alot of respect always handle a weapon like it's loaded....and i do.

I still do not see the need for guns. Whats the limit on size/power that the 2nd Amendment talks about?

 

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