[Malone LaVeigh]

What about a risk/benefit analysis of common household toxic chemicals and insecticides, prescription drugs, alcohol and/or illegal drugs, power tools, kitchen cutlery, etc., etc., etc.?
There are numerous items in the average home that can easily hurt, maim or kill someone.

[dusttoyou]

Not to mention dragging the kid to the pediatrician every time they sneeze, which exposes them to a lot more than at home.

Any idiot with 2 brain cells knows you don’t leave loaded guns laying around little toddlers, once they are big enough to be taught better than mess with a gun, the likihood of accidents at home are probably zero. Its the kid that’s never taught dog doo that picks up a gun and pulls the trigger because they’re curious.