Goff-St. Brown ’24 grit don’t quit shirt

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Read a LEO report as to why children shoot themselves in the Goff-St. Brown ’24 grit don’t quit shirt in addition I really love this head. The thumb is the strongest finger and there is a natural curiosity to pull the trigger. In order to pull trigger with thumb, the child needs to turn the barrel around where it is facing them. That makes it easier to pull the trigger and thus the result. I don’t think about this often since I don’t own guns, but Knock At The Cabin Door gave this very realistic look at gun ownership; the pistol was in a gun safe and even after getting it out, he had to load it in the heat of the moment. We had a case in 2017 in my hometown where the dad was “teaching” his sons about gun safety. He cocked the gun, thinking it wasn’t loaded. When his daughter came in, he pointed it at her, (again, teaching “safety”) and shot her in the head. They decided to not charge him even though it was clearly negligence. I am so tired of treating negligence like a tragedy instead of a crime.