I wonder what my brother-in-law's gun-nut relative thinks now.

[Brigid]

Several of us won't be going to "Aunt Peggy's" house for Christmas dinner this year, as we usually do. Seems that one relative, "David," insists on bringing four -- that's right, four -- guns into the house, even though there will be young children present. "Aunt Peggy" doesn't care. I wonder what she and "David" think now.

[Zoeisright]

1. People like that don't think.

They accept what they're told by the people they worship.

[LeftofObama]

2. I can't say as I blame you.

I already try to avoid crowds. Add a gun or two into the mix and you're just asking for trouble.

[msongs]

3. look mommy, gun go bang bang, make big flsh, wreck stuff! nt

[rrneck]

4. Why? Is he planning a trip to the range?

Can't he leave them in the car or something?

[Brigid]

5. Nope.

My brother-in-law's mother asked him to, but he won't.

[rrneck]

6. Well, he's just being an ass. nt

[rurallib]

7. Wow what an assh***.

You are right. Want my presence ditch the guns.

[David__77]

8. My coworker said this shooting makes him want to get a concealed weapons permit.

...so that he would be prepared in the case there were such an attacker. I don't have a criticism of his reflexive thinking.

[Iris]

9. Who cares what they think. At least the real adults are looking out for the young children

in your family. I applaud your refusal to be there.

[Marrah_G]

10. I can't imagine what reason he would give for doing that

I hope Peggy and David end up all by themselves for christmas