Take your kids and guns to Disney World!!!

[Sancho]

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/breakingnews/os-disney-gun-animal-kingdom-20130529,0,927853.story

"A Walt Disney World park guest found a loaded gun in the seat of a ride at the Animal Kingdom that had fallen out of a man's back pocket on Sunday.

A grandmother handed a Cobra .380-caliber semiautomatic pistol about noon to a park attendant, who immediately contacted security and the Orange County Sheriff's Office.

The owner, Angelo Lista, 44, of Royal Palm Beach claimed the firearm — which had five hollow point bullets inside — fell out of his back pocket during the bumpy Dinosaur ride, according to a Sheriff's Office incident report."

If we had background checks, they should be accompanied by IQ tests...

[Hoyt]

1. Yep, we are supposed to tolerate this crud so gun cultists can keep their lethal weapons near their

"private parts" in public.

[HockeyMom]

2. No thank you to Disney World

even as a Florida Resident and Educational Staff. I will pass on the state resident discount, and even the FREE Educators Day. Keep both.

[rdharma]

3. I hate when I accidently leave my gatt on an amusement ride! nt

[ManiacJoe]

14. A quality holster solves that problem.

[Ed Suspicious]

4. Come on, how fucking easily could that thing have hurt or killed somebody? Quit the cowboy fantasy

shit, Charles Bronson, and leave the guns at home.

[ManiacJoe]

15. Possible but not likely.

Modern guns don't "just go off" without help from the user.

[mokawanis]

18. In this case the user

could have been anyone who found the gun, including a little kid. Sometimes they go off when people drop them, like the woman who dropped her purse and put a round in a bystanders leg at a Starbucks recently.

[Ed Suspicious]

19. My fear was a little kid picking it up.

[ileus]

5. If you're going to hit the rides, leave your safety device at home.

[Hoyt]

12. "Safety Device" - Is that how you refer to all your lethal weapons?

[Starboard Tack]

17. When euphemism meets oxymoron. LOL

[marions ghost]

6. Obviously

Disney's policies against guns in the park aren't strong enough.

Put it on the list of gun-friendly recreational areas.

[Ed Suspicious]

7. Who needs rules when people will just do what they want anyway, right?

[marions ghost]

8. So go with detectors then, to help enforce the rules

--and have consequences for breaking the rules.

It's done in every other locus of society where there is a clear danger to innocent people.

Airports do it. Why should this be any different.

[Ed Suspicious]

10. I think we're more on the same page than I first suspected. That sounds like a great idea to me.

[marions ghost]

13. OK

[Sancho]

9. Pat downs at the Small World...

in Florida, a "carry permit" means nothing...except another fee paid to Tallahassee...

[pinboy3niner]

11. Sounds like we need backside checks

A new problem rears its head.

[marmar]

16. Clearly, the only solution is for Mickey and Donald to pack heat.......

I can see the headline now, "Shootout at Cinderella's Castle"

[etherealtruth]

20. "If we had background checks, they should be accompanied by IQ tests"

To use a phrase used in religion: Amen brother (or sister), amen