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Re: What do other parents do with Lego guns?
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lugnet.loc.au, lugnet.general
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Wed, 21 Jun 2000 02:17:05 GMT
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I have a nephew that plays with me, and his mother insists that no guns are
allowed in our play. I remove all Lego guns, but it amazes me, because
everything he builds has some sort of weapon. (When you are 4 or 5, anything
that you put your hands on becomes a toy gun.)
While he does want to play with TOY guns, he knows that real guns are not to be
massed with. I have taught him that should he, for any reason, come across a
real gun, he is not to touch it, nor is he to let his friends touch it. If you
take something away, a small boy is more inclined to want to do it. (I'm 27,
and I have the same impulses :) )
For me, toy guns are not an issue, be they Lego or otherwise. I have taught him
the right thing to do if he comes across a real gun, (the only kind that can
kill, as far as I know), and I simply have to trust that he will listen to what
I have taught him.
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 | | Re: What do other parents do with Lego guns?
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| In lugnet.loc.au, folks write stuff on their avoidance of guns as a worthy element of raising children, and ask "What do other parents do with Lego guns?" I'm a bit unreconstructed I'm afraid. I let the Lego men (and sometimes the Lego ladies) have (...) (24 years ago, 21-Jun-00, to lugnet.loc.au)
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