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I don't really know at what age it would be good to give a boy a real gun in his hands, but I think that very early as it seems in that video it only makes him want to kill his schoolmate for stealing his pencil (I don't know if you understand what I mean). I don't know if there will be something like what happens with martial arts, like teaching values or something similar. I practiced martial arts and generally, although it is combat, the boys today are not violent, at least the ones who practiced with me (usually that is the case). Just to give a random opinion on a topic that I don't know about but this is social networks and this is what it is for: at 15 years old I start talking to him about weapons, at 18-20 years old I allow him a weapon, all this assuming that he is a mentally healthy boy, without even a disorder in his personality. nostr:npub1dc9cfsu8fsadah6ekakgz4wv66t8m9xsqhxtsajpj7an9rjzfhpsfjxz32 opinion can help us a lot on this issue

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Pepe NOSTRos 1y ago

Some farm kids hunting in grade school. Generally good attitudes and pretty handy with the steel.

ΛM 1y ago

Good example too, I suppose it's something similar to martial arts

ManiMe 1y ago

In marital arts, weapons training is earned. As it should be otherwise.

The Beave 1y ago

I started shooting probably at 5-6. 22 rifle. Depends on the kid. If they can listen and follow instruction, then, that's it. If not, nope.

🦢 Cardxyz 🦬 1y ago

Interesting topic. As you mention, I think the difference is in the values and discipline that are taught along with the art (both martial art and the use of firearms). If responsibility and the conscious use of firearms are taught along with the subject of firearms, I think we could start talking to children about them from the age of 8-9 (without allowing them to use them), then teach them to use them during their adolescence and now, when they reach the age of majority, allow them to use them and cut them. It seems convenient to me especially to prevent rapes, femicides and kidnappings of girls. I would definitely feel more relaxed if my daughter knows how to use a gun and can carry it to defend herself in case some man wants to take advantage of her.

Also, as you rightly mention, it is important that psychological testing be done to determine if the person is mentally stable before allowing them to carry guns. Working on mental health issues and awareness in schools is also part of prevention and a mental health system accessible to the population is vital to prevent school shootings.

The problem is not the guns, it is the mental health system and the values we transmit to the new generations. That is my opinion.🫡

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ManiMe 1y ago

I think I was 12? Really depends on responsibility. Weapons are a privilege to be respected.