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Originally Posted by PETRA
I believe its the owner's negligence in both cases that creates the problem. The gun doesn't have to jump off the counter. The fact that it is on the counter of someone ill equipped to handle owning it creates the propensity for the danger.
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Agreed. A child could grab the gun etc. etc.
BUT, a gun would require someones neglegence and or stupidity if left on the counter. A killer dog doesn't need anything. It can get out on it's own power and harm someone.
I just thought of something funny..........
2nd Ammendment:
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Killer Attack Dogs, shall not be infringed.
