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Welcome to the moderation crew. We do talk a lot about non chl issues here.

Didn't mean to make it too personal. Just interjecting some logic instead of emotions.

NavyVet1959 wrote:[quote="AlaskanInTexas"I think this wins the record for the most irresponsible gun ownership story I have heard on this forum.

Well, wait until it happens to YOUR daughter and see how you react in that situation. Frankly, I think that I had amazing self-control in that I did not shoot him like he so well deserved.

BTW, I have NEVER claimed to be politically-correct.[/quote]


It takes two to tango. Did you consider shooting your daughter for "disrespecting" you?

Is the problem really a respect issue other than the daughter not respecting herself?

I knew some here could say that about their kids. I just can't imagine it.

I can't imagine saying I wish I didn't have my daughter.

I wish kids would see this kind of stuff and realise the potential consequences and make better decisions.

Yeah, this is one of those that will be costly whether it's a good shoot or not. The article I saw said the kid dropped his hands down and the dad started shooting. No telling what the real story is.

Doesn't sound good for dad based on this article.

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As a father of a daughter, I can fully understand the anger and disappointment of finding someone in my daughter's room like that. I can also see the temptation to exact some punishment. Shooting a teenager for it is out of bounds in my opinion unless he was forcing himself on my daughter or he turned on me physically with a weapon. I suspect the dad in this case is in deep trouble.