Gun Inheritance Issue

[boiler0710]

Thanks for the input yall :-)

 

[toddnjoyce]

You should stand by your principles and leave your husband.

 

[TexasRedneck]

Those guns are part of his heritage - to demand that he dispose of them is the highest form of insult I can imagine. That YOU don't "like" guns shouldn't be a consideration - he's obvously a conscientious firearm owner, and your children deserve to be able to inherit them as part of their heritage.

 

[Dad_Roman]

B) Accept the gift/sell them (legally!). I'm morally/ethically opposed to putting more guns into circulation in today's climate. I know of two people who lost their lives due to improper storage/handling of firearms. Once these are sold we'd have no control of what the new owner does with them. No judgement on anyone else; I'm personally not ok with the idea that these could be used in the commission of a crime or harm/kill someone else. Legally we'd be off the hook but I'm still not OK with it ethically.

I cant wrap my head around this one....so Im out.

Bless yer heart.



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[Dawico]

I don't negotiate with terrorists.

That's the nicest way I can put it.

 

[TreyG-20]

Agreed with all the above.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Welcome to the Forum!



And, ditto.....

 

[DyeF9]

IMO, if you have 10 or 100 guns, not sure how it makes a difference other than the space they take up. Also selling guns legally does not make anyone culpable of anything. People do things they want to do with or without guns.

Best of luck with your disagreement with your significant other.

 

[Charlie]

Give them to someone in the family so they won't end up on the streets.

 

[dennisz]

You would be an ex-wife

 

[Wiliamr]

You are entitled to your views on "more guns on the street" issue. You posted here asking opinions from gun owners. You asked us to interfere in your marriage with our opinions.
First you are entitled to your opinions on guns. I think your opinions are flawed and will not get into that issue, but your opinion will impact your husband in ways neither of you can imagine currently. These antique high value firearms are family heirlooms. They have a history in the family. Your fears and concern about "ethics" have no bearing on the family inheritance. I suppose you can do as you wish, but if my wife tried to blackmail me and to brow beat me with this issue, I would feel that the marriage was not worth the effort. Now that is just me ans I am entitled to my opinions regardless of if you think I am right or wrong.

 

[candcallen]

You guys are being baited.

Just in case this is real I vote kick her ass to the curb.

 

[DyeF9]

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You guys are being baited.

Just in case this is real I vote kick her ass to the curb.

Sometimes it's fun if you're bored enough

 

[Dead Roman]

GTFO

 

[Dead Roman]

This thread is 1000% bullshit

 

[MTA]

Give him his balls back and he will tell you what you are both going to do

 

[candcallen]

Maybe she thought this was ASK AMY?


But ya, smells worse than the bull pen at the rodeo.

 

[baboon]

Will these guns be worth more then everything of yours that you hold dear to you?

 

[pronstar]

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[Renegade]

Option E: