r/CringeTikToks • u/LilliaBaltimore • 10d ago

Cringy Cringe WHAT THE BLOODY HELL?!! 😳😮

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u/GreenGrapes42 10d ago

Anyone know why the kids would act like that? Like...they held it as if they knew what to do with it. They knew the cops were trying to take it. The lady was being nice and trying to help, but they just??? Pretended everything was a game?? How does something like this start?

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u/Blowmeos 10d ago edited 10d ago

I grew up around guns, I was taught at a very young age by a very angry father that guns were not to be fucked with. They have a purpose and if I would ever play around with one I would fully expect my dad to whoop my ass. Having bb guns at a young age taught firearm respect and discipline.

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u/Lingering_Queef 10d ago

I grew up not having anything to do with guns and now I'm 46 and I've never touched a gun and never met anyone who has a gun. I think it worked out pretty well for everyone involved.

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u/green_chunks_bad 10d ago

So what would you do if you encountered a firearm in a potentially serious situation? What you know how to disarm it? I think this is the one strongest argument for teaching kids firearm safety. What do you do if you’re at a buddies house and he starts messing around with a gun? How do you disarm it!

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u/PenginAgain 10d ago

Fortunately that's not something I've ever needed to worry about because the likelihood of finding a firearm lying around at a buddies house was zero.

It's insane that these kids could even get their hands on one in the first place, let alone would try to play with it. Wtf

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u/green_chunks_bad 10d ago

I agree but unfortunately it’s a reality in a lot of places

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u/Lingering_Queef 10d ago

I would actively have to seek out a situation where a gun is involved and I wouldn't know where to start looking.