WaGuns.org

They are apparently a false flag organization, like the American Rifle and Pistol Association.

This is what their Facebook page used to say:

"to unite concerned citizens working toward common sense reform. We are about action. We understand that the Second Amendment guarantees the right to keep and bear arms—just not ALL arms.

Sound familiar?

That being said, this is still a good commercial with a good message, but be wary of the legal gun-control these folks will try to sell you later on.

edit: They have this as one of the images on their facebook page:

https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/ ... 1036_n.jpg

If you don't have FB: http://i.imgur.com/DCPryXX.png

http://i.imgur.com/Q6cwIba.png

They portray the neutral stand, while leaning anti gun.
Any more leaning and they would fall over.

Awesome commercial. Totally endorse the message to keep you stuff secured.

Hmm - if someone wanted my sons to do a commercial and they handed my sons some dildos, that's just plain wrong. How much "education" did these boys get filming this? Did they ever ask what those swords are? Were the parents just fine with this? I would hope that this commercial would run later when my kids are not likely to see it.

However, I do concede that it was funny. It made a good point in a memorable way.

Sissyboy wrote:I actually support this message. Parents do need to keep their kids educated. If a kid just stumbles across a gun, there a good chance they would play with it. If a parent isn't going to teach their children then their guns should be secured.

my son is only 4 and I am have been teaching him gun safety with his nerf guns and cap guns. Figure if I get it in his head to only point at targets, never people, and to keep the muzzle down or at your target, in a few years when he gets to BB's or Air soft he will be educated, then by the time he fires a .22 he will have many experiences handling a "firearm".

I think the hardest part is when he gets old enough to make a choice about leaving access to a weapon for his own personal defense if me and the lady are out. I am completly for locking up our weapons, however when he is older with real firearm training and experiences, do we leave access in case of an emergency??? because if he has access in case of an emergency he would have access anytime he pleases, tough choice in which I have many years to decide.

PNW9995 wrote:I think the hardest part is when he gets old enough to make a choice about leaving access to a weapon for his own personal defense if me and the lady are out. I am completly for locking up our weapons, however when he is older with real firearm training and experiences, do we leave access in case of an emergency??? because if he has access in case of an emergency he would have access anytime he pleases, tough choice in which I have many years to decide.

Exactly! I have those same thoughts running through my head, and many years to decide as well.

PTmorgan wrote:

PNW9995 wrote:I think the hardest part is when he gets old enough to make a choice about leaving access to a weapon for his own personal defense if me and the lady are out. I am completly for locking up our weapons, however when he is older with real firearm training and experiences, do we leave access in case of an emergency??? because if he has access in case of an emergency he would have access anytime he pleases, tough choice in which I have many years to decide.

Exactly! I have those same thoughts running through my head, and many years to decide as well.

Me too.

My oldest is 8 so not too many years to decide.

But Dildo's should require a back ground check!

Oleman wrote:But Dildo's should require a back ground check!

Butt Dildo's to be correct