• @[email protected]
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    551 year ago

    Needs to be changed to negligent discharge.

    There are no accidents, just negligence.

    Unless there is hardware failure, but that’s a different story

    • Flying Squid
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      41 year ago

      Sorry… you think letting a toddler get ahold of your loaded gun isn’t child endangerment?

        • Flying Squid
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          -81 year ago

          Okay, but she’s been charged with child endangerment…

          • @kn33
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            161 year ago

            Yeah, but they’re not talking about the legal charge. They’re talking about the use of the word “accidently” in the title. It’s not an accident, it’s negligence.