Maybe, but being safe vs. not being safe is a pretty clear line. Leaving a loaded gun unattended is not safe. Locking it away where no kid can pick it up and kill himself accidentally? Safe.

Oh my god. The specific fucking word doesn't need to be said for it to be used in response. He's also clearly talking about being silenced, by anyone and everyone, not specifically like you're making it out to be.

Well let's see...it's in the article? Maybe? Maybe that's where I got the point I jumped off from? Re-read it, see if you can find it. It's part of an entire paragraph. It's in the SECOND paragraph.

I know what it is, but the slippery slope also does actually happen. The fallacy comes into play when it's assumed that because it could descend, it WILL descend. This actually does happen with political correctness and such.

See? I chuckled at that, and technically it's offensive to dead people!

Possessions aren't worth it, but knowing the intentions of anyone breaking in to your home is impossible. If they break in, you should assume they're there to stab you to death.

That's nice. We're done here, it's gone into knee-jerk emotionality territory.

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You're not getting the point that once you make rape/misogynist jokes "wrong" "banned" "whateverthefuck", you then just start looking for the next thing. Slippery slope time.

Easy, quick access safes. If you have young kids wandering around and a loaded gun in the open to protect you in the event of a remote break in possibility, you'll be on the news soon.

I don't know many jokes beyond Mitch Hedberg/Dennis Leary and George Carlin. So you're on your own.

Pointing out someone's an idiot for their stupid views is fine, attempting to shame people out of comedy for ANYTHING YOU DISLIKE is not. Huge distinction.

It is the parent's fault, but they're going to claim less gun owners = less chances of this happening, etc. etc. It makes sense although I disagree, since personal responsibility should be a thing.

Also, I really want a S&W Chief's Special. That is all.

How do we know half of gun owning households don't lock up guns?

It's a joke, it's intent is to make you laugh, ergo making you laugh would make a joke well done by my definition.

I edited in a paragraph, still don't really feel like talking about it.

Well done = makes you laugh.

I'm pretty much done talking about this altogether.

Yes, and that's fine but I'm talking about what you're saying in relation to my post and my point, which was to say it's off base. I'm also having to explain a simple point to seemingly 15 different people, so I'm tired of this topic all together.