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No I won't leave my gun "accidentally" anywhere. Handling a gun means "accidentally" is not part of your vocabulary.
I'm a gun owner myself, so I'm not the pearl clutching type but this is genuinely unthinkable to me. Absurd and a little scary, to be honest.
You sound like the bad guy in the original story. Just totally out of touch such that it is "unthinkable" that a bunch of students wouldn't ascribe greater reverence to objects that at the end of the day are just mundane tools.
I'm not talking about the gun rack, I'm talking about the gun. A gun is no mundane tool.