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Self-politeness is the politest kind.
Investigators determined Kraft was attempting to remove the rifle from the back seat of his pickup when the rifle fired, striking his hand and chest.
Whatever happened to “don’t transport a loaded gun”?
For that matter, whatever happened to “engage the safety”?
Or “don’t point the gun at anyone, including yourself”?
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Cleanliness is next to politeness.
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“He advised that he was cleaning the gun and removed the magazine. He advised he then checked the magazine and did not see a bullet inside,” the report noted. “He then advised he pulled the trigger so that he could disengage the slide to remove it. He advised that once he pulled the trigger, the gun went off.”
The story also mentions that he was so caught up in fondling his portable penis cleaning the gun that he did not realize the woman was shot until he heard her screams.
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Be polite as you complete your last-minute Christmas shopping.
“It was completely accidental,” Myers said. “The gentleman was actually very embarrassed about the whole situation.”
A quibble: “Accidental” is a less than optimal synonym for “stupid.”
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Shoot yourself in the foot. It’s the latest craze.
Man accidentally shot himself in the foot at Five Points gas station, police say.
The story goes on to report that he touched the gun in his pants and it went off.
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
Once again, politeness is child’s play.
Also, once again, “responsible gun owner” is an oxymoron.
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If the story can be believed, yet another gun discharged itself all on its ownsome.
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Display politeness in satisfying your material wants.
On December 4, police responded to a shooting inside of the Walmart.
The victim shot herself in the foot after dropping her purse, which had her loaded 38 caliber Derringer gun inside of it.
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Politeness is a family value.
Police think the boy was actually looking for snacks in his father`s backpack.
Authorities tell us the toddler took the backpack with the gun in it to his bedroom where he started playing with the gun and it went off once. The bullet hitting both the 2-year-old and his 7-year-old brother.
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Be polite to the children in your neighborhood.
“Responsible gun owner” is an oxymoron.
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
Respect the politeness.
Aside:
Link fixed. Another update held hostage by WordPress’s gol-darned newmangled editor.
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
Exercise courtesy whilst employing your personal motorized conveyance.
The driver of the other car said he was traveling east on Floral Street, approaching Perry Street, when he saw Kibler’s vehicle driving in the wrong direction towards him. He also reported hearing gunshots and seeing gunfire coming from the suspect’s car.
The victim said Kibler suddenly veered into the other lane, striking the front left fender of his car. The victim told investigators the suspect continued driving westbound on Floral Street and then turned north.
According to arrest documents, investigators found gun shell casings at the site of the hit and run that matched casings found in Kibler’s car.
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
Treat your neighbors with politeness.
Authorities said Murphy was standing on the front porch of his neighbor’s house when a juvenile at the house accidentally fired a shot through the closed front door.
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Politeness is child’s play.
After investigating the scene, police officers concluded that the woman’s two-year-old son had found an unsecured gun at the residence. He then appeared to have accidentally fired the gun in a bedroom, shooting his mother in the back.
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Once again, politeness is child’s play.
Thus passeth another day in the NRA’s Garden of Eden.
License To Kill 0
Field explains how to distinguish a “good guy with a gun” from a bad guy with a gun.







