Quoted from Henry

So do you think its a wise thing to show kids to steal their parents guns and to bring them to school to hand in, I wonder how many kids will do this and get expelled indefinitely and face criminal charges, possibly get killed doing what this video shows. It would be wiser to show a video of the kid talking to his mother about it, and like any responsible gun owner explaining why firearms are not to be feared if used properly.

Stealing a gun and taking it to school is probably 2 felonies.

Quoted from Libertarian4life

Stealing a gun and taking it to school is probably 2 felonies.

Plus the school goes into lock down and the liberals come out in droves to demand a new law to keep this from happening again. Forgetting the reason it happened in the first place.

How about they do a PSA to get kids to put down their phones and electronic devices and just have an open conversation with their parents, family or teachers about things that bother them? They might just get better results!

But instead we ask them to hide things from their parents and cause a teacher to panic.

I guess the kid figured with his GunHugger parents, he stands a better chance of making it to age 21 facing two felonies than
being shot by his Gun Nut mom or dad.

Quoted from Box A Rox

I guess the kid figured with his GunHugger parents, he stands a better chance of making it to age 21 facing two felonies than
being shot by his Gun Nut mom or dad.

nah,,,,he figured out that he didn't have ADHD/ADD and wouldn't have to take drugs to make himself a proper citizen.....

parents have to defend their kids from the 'experts'....you know, the ones that tell you that you should get a flu shot because 'they
know best'.....

Quoted from Box A Rox

I guess the kid figured with his GunHugger parents, he stands a better chance of making it to age 21 facing two felonies than
being shot by his Gun Nut mom or dad.

WOW...Do you know any parents like this? If so you should report them as "unstable" especially if they own guns.

Quoted from RPEGCL

WOW...Do you know any parents like this? If so you should report them as "unstable" especially if they own guns.

Safe storage of weapons, especially when there are children in the home, should be a priority of any
parent.

Texas Man Kills Wife After Claiming On Facebook That He Needs Gun As 'Protection' From Government
(Just another typical Anti-Govt GunHugger!)

A Texas gun enthusiast has been charged with murder after he allegedly shot and killed his wife during an argument
over the weekend.
KTRK reported that 24-year-old Martin Gaytan called the Harris County Sheriff's Office on Sunday morning and admitted
that he fatally shot his wife.
Gaytan often bragged about guns on his Facebook page:
“Yep each pull of the trigger throws out 1  41 caliber ftx slug and 2 35 caliber bearings so can’t miss ha ha. Yup can’t go
wrong there," he wrote in one message.

In Facebook posts, Gaytan suggested that guns were necessary for "protection"
from foreign and domestic governments, home defense, to fight "muggers and rapists,"
and because "it's my right."

he would have killed her with a knife.......he just happened to have guns and she just 'happened' to marry the idiot....

Quoted from Box A Rox

Safe storage of weapons, especially when there are children in the home, should be a priority of any
parent.

Box,
I completely agree to your above statement, but that PSA does not tell the children to talk to their parents about the concerns they may have at home, or lock them up. It suggests that the child take the gun from the home and give it to someone else. What if that person they entrust with the disposal is not capable or qualified to dispose of it properly.

Like I said before direct a PSA that suggests children have meaningful dialog about things that bother them, not resort to theft to get your point across. That is the wrong message to send to young children.

Oh and the PSA is now been made private, must be something the anti-gunners didn't want to be seen yet.

How about a PSA that encourages children to disclose to the school psychologist the types of guns, the quantity and type of ammunition that is stored in their home, and how it is secured.  Then the school can pass the information to CPS, FBI, Homeland Security, and other government authorities.  Then the state can check the homes that store weapons out of compliance with state law.  SWAT raids if necessary, and jail time for the parents.

Kinda like the Drinking and Driving or Click-it or Ticket ads.  Nothing changes behavior like the threat of force.

Quoted from CICERO

  Then the state can check the homes that store weapons out of compliance with state law.  SWAT raids if necessary, and jail time for the parents.

I think that is included in Cuomo's safe act part 2 due out later this year.....