Prof. Olson writes:
The reason is simple: The persistent and always tense debate over
gun rights has thinly veiled underlying racial and socio-political
struggles that are as old as the Union itself.
I might be opening a can of worms but here goes.
While I admit to being something less
Greg,
Can't you read e-mail properly? You've got it ALL wrong. If you can't be
careful, don't say anything.
One has to be careful in copying things into replies/forwards. CONTRARY TO
APPEARANCES OF THIS E-MAIL, I DID NOT write THE QUOTED LANGUAGE. Anyone who
has been reading my
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jon Roland
Sent: Sunday, April 27, 2008 2:18 PM
To: Greg Jacobs; Firearms Reg
Subject: Re: Heller case's resultant racial issues
According to police reports quoted in the Star-Tribune, 27 or 28 out of the 30
homicides in Minneapolis so far this year are gang related. In Minneapolis,
gang makeup reflects the lower class population. Mostly black, some asian, and
few hispanic. Not a study, but facts nevertheless.
I
On Apr 27, 2008, at 2:28 PM, Volokh, Eugene wrote:
I certainly agree that much gun violence is committed by criminal
gangs that tend to be organized along ethnic minority lines -- but is
there some study that reports that *most* gun violence is so
committed?
The most interesting thing
To: List Firearms Reg
Subject: RE: Heller case's resultant racial issues?
According to police reports quoted in the Star-Tribune, 27 or 28
out of the 30 homicides in Minneapolis so far this year are gang
related. In Minneapolis, gang makeup reflects the lower
Although responding to Greg's message, I will have a comment about one
of Prof. Olson's messages too.
I don't like to think of myself as belonging to ancient history, yet my
life spans a time when whites tried to keep guns away from blacks. In
my childhood home town, a black man (an upstanding
I cannot tell and I apologize. I have re-read that message and it
simply did not come in correctly. I have been properly chastised and
I'll try to get underneath the text from now on to see what the origins are.
***GRJ***
At 04:33 PM 4/27/2008, Joseph E. Olson wrote:
Greg,
Can't you read
You are correct, Hamline University's IT Department still rides horses to work.
They like GW (maybe because it's already been paid for?) and won't switch. I
didn't even know there was a standard using .
Charles Curley [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/27/08 7:18 PM ( mailto:[EMAIL
PROTECTED] )
I
Oh God, I going to have to start writing statements on this list with a dozen
qualifiers per sentence. Unfortunately, another defect of e-mail is it's
inability to convey sarcasm.
While I don't subscribe to any position just because it is P. C., I don't want
to spend the next 10 years
Remember, science has been the subject of ignorant actions by bigots for
centuries -- for as long as recorded history. And scientists have had
to worry about their professional lives, sometimes their physical lives,
for as long as we can point to the existence of science. Copernicus
provides an
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