>Yes. The notion that an armed citizenry could present any kind of
>meaningful opposition to the Pentagon running amok (*domestically,* that
>is) is ludicrous.
>
The Vietnamese did pretty well. Then they gave up their guns to their own leaders.
People who want social change, but who want to disarm the people, either misunderstand power, or are not on the side of the people.
This recent incident is more about the rise of fascist ideology, and child abuse, than archaic gun laws. Note that more or less similar incidents in the ghettoes of Detroit or Chicago, get a passing glance from the media--then on to "important" things. But these kids are rich! How could that ever happen?
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Life travels upward in spirals.
Those who take pains to search the shadows
of the past below us, then, can better judge the
tiny arc up which they climb,
more surely guess the dim
curves of the future above them.