alan
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Have a look at the 11 February issue of National Review, paging particular attention to two articles.
One of these is entitled The Right To Bear Arms And Popular Soverignity, by Charles C.W. Cooke, formerly of the UK. Among other points raised by Mr. Cooke is the following, re the possession of arms. "Why do you need an AR-15, a question asked by anti gun types and some in elective office. According to Mr. Cooke, a better version of this question is, "Why don't you want me to have one", which strikes me as a most cogent question. Read the article.
The second article is entitled Armed, Not Dangerous by Kevin D. Williamson, sub headed Every Swiss man is trained to shoot, dso why don't they? This article speaks to the near dirth of firearms crime in Switzerland, and the possible reasons for this situation. It's an interesting read also.
I've been unable to bring either of these articles upon the internret, ergo no links thereto, however interested parties mightr find a copy in their local library, or perhaps on the magazine racks at their favorite book shop or supermarket.
One of these is entitled The Right To Bear Arms And Popular Soverignity, by Charles C.W. Cooke, formerly of the UK. Among other points raised by Mr. Cooke is the following, re the possession of arms. "Why do you need an AR-15, a question asked by anti gun types and some in elective office. According to Mr. Cooke, a better version of this question is, "Why don't you want me to have one", which strikes me as a most cogent question. Read the article.
The second article is entitled Armed, Not Dangerous by Kevin D. Williamson, sub headed Every Swiss man is trained to shoot, dso why don't they? This article speaks to the near dirth of firearms crime in Switzerland, and the possible reasons for this situation. It's an interesting read also.
I've been unable to bring either of these articles upon the internret, ergo no links thereto, however interested parties mightr find a copy in their local library, or perhaps on the magazine racks at their favorite book shop or supermarket.
