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Father comforts son after Paris attacks:

"They might have guns, but we have flowers"

"They might have guns, but we have flowers" says a father to comfort his little boy, during an interview with a French journalist of the Le Petit Journal. The boy says he is scared of mean men with guns, but his father comforts him by explaining that flowers are used to fight guns and protect us.

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