chapotraphouse

kouji71 622 points 3 hours ago
Look at her post history. He's been abusive since they started dating when he was 27 and she was 18...

Your first mistake is marrying a soldier

also

He adamantly refuses to purchase or place his gun in a gun safe.

This guy wants to think he's John Wick but forgot that no one in charge trusts people like him to be armed 24/7, which is why they lock all the weapons up and do inventory before and after issuing them. John Wick was a marine, though, so maybe he's just living the crayon eating part of the character

he blames me for not looking after my daughter

kill him

the move is to take the gun, put it in his mouth, and blow his brains out.

it's not gonna be a hard pitch to sell it as a suicide where you tried to stop him and there was a struggle.

Typical vet shit

turns out the war criminal i married is a real asshole

Death to America

that's a multiple homocide waiting to happen. honestly terrifying that we let these people participate in society, let alone carry firearms.

The two types of military veterans who do this, desk jockeys who feel they have something to prove because they weren't combat arms and deeply fucked up combat veterans who are broken in the brain.

I'd say, "she should get a divorce" but the dude would probably try to kill her.

Itd be cool if she shot him tho

Leave him. Period.

Always have a safe, never leave a gun unattended and unlocked for any reason. All guns are loaded, that gun you just visually checked the chamber of is especially loaded.

California makes someone criminally liable for keeping a firearm on his or her premises where he or she knows or reasonably should know a child is likely to gain access to the firearm without the permission of the child’s parent or legal guardian, if the child does gain access and carries the firearm off the premises.

A person is also criminally liable for keeping a loaded firearm where he or she knows or reasonably should know that a child is likely to gain access to the firearm without the permission of the child’s parent or guardian, if the child actually does gain access to the firearm and either carries it to a public place, brandishes it in a threatening manner, or if someone is injured as a result of the child gaining access to the firearm. The penalty imposed is significantly greater if someone dies or suffers great bodily injury as a result of the child gaining access to the firearm.

Moreover, a person is criminally liable for keeping any firearm, loaded or unloaded, on his or her premises where he or she knows or reasonably should know a child is likely to gain access to the firearm without the permission of the child’s parent or legal guardian, if the child does gain access to it and carries the firearm to any preschool or school grades K-12 or to any school-sponsored event, activity, or performance.

One of my recurring nightmares is "I lost my gun!" I can't imagine actually leaving a loaded gun just sitting around by accident.

I have a few guns and specifically bought a safe as soon as my daughter was born for this exact reason. Dude is a fucking sociopath and I hope his toddler shoots him and no one else.

NTA, the Founding Fathers fought and died so that you could have the freedom to leave loaded handguns around your personal domicile. Leftist authoritarians hate this, of course.

These types of people are why I never go to gun ranges. I don't trust anyone else to handle a firearm safely