Arms, Law & Society.
We have received permission from Jeff Snyder to post the first issue of "Arms,
Law & Society" in
full, so that people can see what it has to offer. There are no solid plans yet
to reprint any further issues,
but he did mention the possibility of some articles of further issues
being allowed in postings. Obviously, this newsletter is also a
source of income for Mr. Snyder and other writers, so he will not want
to undercut his financial efforts.
Libertarian Party
Platform for
information on the third largest political party in America. Very
strongly "pro-choice" to every social issue. Devoted to restoring
the
Constitution to its original intentions.
"Violence Policy
Center Targets Women's
Choice," from Doctors for Integrity in Research & Public Policy.
A
paper opposing the Violence Policy Center's view that firearms only hurt
women, and cannot be used for defense. Not only sexist, it's quite
arguably wrong.
"Children and
Guns: Sensible
Solutions," by David B. Kopel. A practical approach to firearms and
children, as appearing in The Independence Issue Paper.
"The Racist
Roots of Gun Control," by
Clayton Cramer. An essay on the various laws which have sprung up through
the history of the United States, with obvious intent to keep
minorities from owning guns.
"Political Systems,
Violence, and War," by
R. J. Rummel. Although not directly related to RKBA, this article provides
supporting reasons why governments should not have a monopoly
on the use of arms.
What's Wrong With Clinton, by
Rep. John Boehner, (R-OH). A biting compilation of Clinton's troubles, as
sent in a Fax to Republican House Members on July 1st, 1994.
Research by Jay Simkin in excerpts from an article
on Genocide.
The NRA and
the Militia.
This article contains two statements on the militia movement from the NRA.
The first came after a great deal of confusion over Mr. Washington's
statements on the rogue nature of citizen militias in November of 1994.
It seems to me like a "reduction of liability" statement more than
anything else. The second statement was released after the Oklahoma City
bombing, which clarifies the first statement, but adds further opposition
to violent fringe groups. Again, it seems more like a "reduction of
liability" than anything else.
"Legally Speaking:
Militias",
by Karen L. MacNutt, J.D., Contributing Editor to "Women and Guns." This
is an interesting commentary on joining citizen's militias, and what might
be wrong about being part of one. You may not agree with
her conclusions, but it will make you think.
"Somebody is lying..." Greg
Booth's
Q&A file on false gun control statements, and the actual facts to the
issue. This file is generated from many sources on the Internet and
otherwise.
HCI Tactics and Nazi
Tactics,
originally
titled "National Socialist/Socialist," by Doan Boal, is a glaring
comparison of Hangun Control Inc.'s (HCI) propaganda efforts with Hitler's "Mein
Kampf" and
his propaganda theories. So far, it's working...
A
chilling work of fiction, "Sundown
at Coffin Rock," by Raymond K. Paden. As the editor wrote, "Any
similarity to actual events or to actual people, living or dead, remains
to be seen."
A great speech on liberty, "The
Liberty Manifesto", by P.J. O'Rourke. This is not only funny, but
quite to the point!
You can also learn to "Teach
Your Child About
Politics," by Joseph Sobran. A witty, biting comment about the state
of our current government.
Finally, a bit of dark humor in a fictional Social
Contract outlying the
current relationship between the U.S. and its subjects.
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