Xian Gaza questions minors being taught to use firearms: “Mga hindi kayo nag-iisip”
- Xian Gaza called for stricter firearm safety measures involving minors following concerns about school shootings
- He questioned the practice of allowing young people, including high school students, to learn how to handle rifles
- Xian also urged lawmakers to consider penalties for adults who teach minors to use firearms and for gun owners who fail to secure their weapons properly
- In the comments section, he reiterated his criticism of exposing children to firearms for recreational purposes
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Xian Gaza weighed in on firearm safety and the involvement of minors in gun-related activities, calling for stricter rules on how children and teenagers are taught to handle firearms.
Source: Facebook
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, August 18, Xian reflected on how previous generations were raised with the understanding that firearms were not appropriate for children. He questioned why some parents today allow their children to participate in shooting activities at a young age.
Xian wrote, “Bakit walang namamaril na estudyante noong panahon namin? Kasi hindi kami marunong humawak ng baril. Our parents and grandparents always tell us na hindi ito pambata. Ang problema sa mga kapwa ko millennials eh sinasama nila sa firing range yung mga anak nila. Kabata-bata pa eh very professional ng humawak ng rifle.”
He then argued that limiting minors’ access to firearms and properly securing guns could help prevent shootings in schools.
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Xian continued, “Kung hindi natin tuturuan ang mga menor de edad kung paano humawak ng baril at kung ila-lock natin mabuti lahat ng firearms sa loob ng vault, walang magiging mass shooting incident sa loob ng paaralan.”
Xian also called for legislation that would hold adults accountable when they teach minors how to use firearms or own the weapons involved.
He said, “The congress should start legislating a law na mananagot sa batas at makukulong for up to 20 years yung adult na nagturo sa bata at yung adult na may-ari ng baril.”
In the comments section of his post, Xian further questioned the reason for teaching a high school student how to handle a rifle, particularly when the activity is presented as recreation.
He wrote, “Bakit niyo tuturuang humawak ng rifle yung isang high school student?? For what?? For libangan?? For fun?? Personal entertainment?? Mygahd! Grabe. Mga hindi kayo nag-iisip!!”
“Mas maluwag noon kaya may access din kami sa lahat ng klase ng baril pero hindi namin magawang hawakan dahil hindi kami marunong! Kung walang magtuturo sa bata, walang sasalisi ng firearm para mamaril sa loob ng paaralan!” Xian added.
Source: Facebook
Christian Albert Gaza, also known as Xian Gaza, is a social media influencer and entrepreneur. He is well known for his lavish date proposals to celebrities. Xian went viral after asking BLACKPINK’s Jennie out on a date using billboards in the Philippines and South Korea. Beyond his viral proposals, Xian has branded himself as the “Pambansang Marites,” using social media to share high-profile gossip. He is also known for documenting his luxurious trips, experiences, and vacations in different countries.
Recently, Xian shared an emotional message amid Alex Gonzaga’s pregnancy with Mikee Morada. After posting a photo from the couple’s maternity shoot, Xian reflected on how heartwarming it was to see them reach this moment after everything they had gone through. He also encouraged those currently facing struggles to persevere and be patient, reminding them that better days may eventually come. Xian ended his messages on a playful note, wishing his unemployed readers would become pregnant next month.
Earlier, Xian shared a heartfelt Easter message for people quietly dealing with emotional struggles. He acknowledged the difficulty of carrying on when someone may feel physically present but emotionally exhausted and without a sense of purpose. Xian ended his message on a hopeful note, encouraging people to embrace healing, renewal, and the opportunity to begin again. He later opened up about the personal reason behind the post, giving the message a more meaningful context.
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