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7/14/2015 8:27:45 PM
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HI Im clearvue, the Father of that said Little girl you are referring to. I'm also an Operation Iraqi Freedom Veteran. Prior Infantrymen and a Disabled Vet
My wife is also an Operation Iraqi Freedom Vet
if you dislike how we raise our child because she pushed a button that triggered an electronic sensor to go off in which fired a CGI weapon and killed a fake character than please continue to complain. But just note i have no care in the world what you say about how i Father my daughter. I will guarantee one thing though, my daughter will be exposed to what ever I feel is necessary to help educate her on a violent world we live in. She will know right from wrong and have proper lessons on what life is REALLY about. I did my time in the service to be able to dictate how i live my life. My daughter will be far better off than most kids and thats a promise.
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Ok then. Make a video of someone shooting another person, but don't worry the characters will be fake.
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Taught all three of my kids to shoot, and of course how to do it safely. Now, years later we went out this 4th to a rather crowded event amidst the isis call for attacks. My now 18 year old daughter (and I'm proud to say the class of 2015 Valedictorian) saw me getting my service pistol and two spare 13 round mags. She asked why not my compact, so I told her about the threat and asked her if she still wanted to go. She said, "Yes, otherwise they win." And then she smiled and said, "If they do try something, they're going to learn this isn't France, aren't they?" My kids get it.
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Ladies and gentlemen, father of the year! Keep your light strong guardian.
