Ah yes. It's all because of "today's youth". My dad used to tell about sneaking his dad's pistol out of the house and even taking it to school. This would have been in the early 1930's. So when did this moral corruption take place? I guess we've just been sliding downhill since 1929.
If you have a gun in your house, the one thing you can be sure of is any kids who stay with you WILL find it. Any accident is a chain of events. If your guns are under lock and key, kids MAY not get access to them. (I remember a friend of mine who regularly unlocked his dad's gun cabinet with the "hidden" key.) If your guns are unloaded and the ammunition is stored separately, kids MAY not load them. If your kids have been taught to respect firearms, they MAY not play with them. Even if you do all these things, a tragedy is still possible, just less likely.
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