WTHR Wants to Talk to a Gun Owner

[Roadie]

From their Facebook page:

In light of last night's accidental shooting death of a young Connersville child, we'd like talk to a gun owner about how you keep your kids safe. If you'd like to talk on camera, please contact jrunevitch@wthr.com. The focus of our story is gun safety and responsible gun ownership.

REPRESENT!

 

[K_W]

Although I do hope they at least put some effort in to making us seem responsible

 

[IndySSD]

Pretty much This ^^

 

[Scutter01]

Pretty much This ^^

I'll pass.

 

[goinggreyfast]

Scooped by seconds. Twice.

Wow, ya'll are quick!

 

[Taylorz71]

WOW that could go badly depending on who the interview and how they spin it. Hmm is it worth the risk? - Agree with INDYSSD - It's a trap.

 

[Biohazard]

It probably is a setup, but what happens when they get some inbred, inarticulate, fringe gun owner on TV? Or Don from Don's guns (maybe I'm being redundant )? How does that affect public perception?

Would it be worth the headache to have someone who can express a coherent thought contact them?

 

[ZombieApocolypse]

How come its never some mainstream pro gun station wanting to do an interview like this on tv?

 

[85t5mcss]

Would it be worth the headache to have someone who can express a coherent thought contact them?

I vote for Guy

But, I agree, it's a trap. They will edit it and spin it to suit what the mainstream wants to hear. After all, it's what they do.

 

[eldirector]

So, who did they interview? I saw it, and it was actually just fine. Whoever they got did well!

 

[critter592]

Kids die from shootings, from drowning in the family pool, drown at the beach with hundreds of people around, get hit by cars riding their bikes in the street. They're all tragedies. Do all of the parents get charged with child endangerment?

 

[85t5mcss]

Don't see it. Link?