5 year olds in army outfits playing with guns (vid)

haha need to get that boy a 22

I thought I'd seen it all

haha poor kid.


I'll give it less than 20 minutes before there is some European or Canadian pussy whining about guns in this thread.

so your prediction was wrong


guns are so bad ....

wow! it dident even faze him.

haha, fuckin rednecks teachin there 5 year olds to hunt so they can sit home and be lazy.

Haha great vid.

He'll be a damn killer in some years !

That made no sense what so ever. What does teaching someone to hunt have to do with sitting home and being lazy?

How did humans survive before we had stores to buy our meat in???? Every one hunted and it was even taught at early ages like this. Give me a break this is nothing odd nor strange.

LOL, this can only occure in the US.

Lil boy,
"Shot him right in the fuck'n neck"
Someone should teach that little boy to not kiss his mama with that mouth.

Oh and until he learns to keep standing after using the gun. I wouldn't give him a can of beer to hold on to. (Give him another year or so)

nice vid!

very cool vid!

Kid is going to have a very sore shoulder.

How sad.

Parent belongs in jail letting a kid do that. Someone will get hurt or killed as he has no control.

The gun is dangerious in that kids hands. Its not like it is a bb gun or a 22.

He started to say face but stopped and said neck. He didn't say "fuck'n."

Haha, at least redneck kids know the difference between there, their and they're. That puts them way ahead of you.

He didnt say fuck'n as far as I know... you fucking french crueller maybe.

That?s just horrible. That kid is going to grow up with the understanding that firearms kill. He?ll grow up knowing how to responsibly hold, handle, and unload a firearm. If he ever encounters a firearm at a friends house, he?ll know not to touch it and if it is handled he?ll know to keep it pointed in a safe direction. He?ll grow up knowing that you never place your finger on a trigger unless you?re aiming at something you intend to shoot or kill. His father should be incarcerated for teaching his son the responsibility and respect for firearms and life itself.

The fact that there are so many people adamantly opposed to the personal ownership of firearms is directly related to the direction our society has taken. Rather than spending a whole day out in the field to put food on the table, we have the privilege of driving down to our local grocery store.

Kids used to learn to respect firearms. Unlike today, they understood that handling and discharging a firearm could mean the difference between life and death. They were taught that their actions affected the world around them. Unlike today?s culture which glamorizes gangs, thug life, drive-bys, retribution, and killing, children used to view firearms as a piece of equipment ? just like any other tool around the farm ? for putting food on the table.

When accidental discharges occurred, parents took the opportunity to teach their children a valuable lesson. If someone?s 4 year old daughter was shot by their 8 year old son, the whole town would be talking about it. Parents would sit their children down and reinforce firearms safety. Children would grow up with respect and value for life.

Today, what happens when a parent hears about a shooting on TV.? Do they sit their kids down and teach them proper firearms safety? If the child encounters a firearm at a friends house, do they teach them not to handle it? Does the parent teach them to get an adult? Or do they yell at their hoe to get them another 40? Instead, our kids grow up thinking that firearms are taboo. They grow up with a heightened interest and curiosity for what their parents have made forbidden. It?s alluring to them.

As for the kid in that movie wearing camouflage (it?s not an army uniform), does that make him any more lethal? If I dress of up in a ninja outfit, does that make me a ninja? I?m sure you already know, but the purpose of the camouflage is to keep the game from spotting you before you can get close enough to take a proper kill shot (you don?t wont a wounded animal wondering around). Growing up and wearing camouflage doesn?t predispose the kid to any serial killer tendencies.

Some of my best memories are of my father and I hunting. And it wasn?t just about the hunting, it was about spending time with my dad and the stories he passed on to me. We would talk about everything: life, his experiences, his family, and my mom. Stuff which I?m sure he never would have been given the opportunity to share with me had we not been out in the field.

stupid frog

army outfit? Can you get any more ignorant?

Yeah, I am sure you will prove that you can

you mean to say people in the army dont wear camouflage outfits like that ? or you mean to say this "uniform" he got on is not mean to resemble an army like camouflage outfit ? ??


who is being ignorant here?



and fyi , I kind of like the clip , and dont think there is anything wrong with TEACHING your kid how to handle a gun , as long as you do it in a good matter and he knows how to operate it ,

Hunting is very popular in Canada too. It's just the handguns that are hard to come by up here.

fucking rednecks.

fucking aborgine

haha he flew back, hunting is fun though

I was taught at a very early age about guns, around 7 years old.
And glad I was, although don't own a gun at this time had'em for most of life.

use 2 hunt a lot, but quit many many years ago, didn't like killing animals, but I still shot my guns and did enjoy it.

Use 2 fish a lot also, didn't eat the fish (unless I was backing packing into real remote areas) gave'm away, but I sure do like catching them.