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One Correspondent, Who Is Into Psychology, Notes That In His Experience People Who Are Hoplophobes Are Nearly Always Nutty In Other Ways, Too. Hoplophobia [fear Of Guns], Of Course, Is Not Simply An Attitude But Rather An Aberration In Which The Sufferer Clings To An Idea Which He Himself Knows To Be Unsound, Such As The Idea That Inanimate Instruments Have A Will Of Their Own Or That Lawbreakers Abide By The Law.

The Media Insist That Crime Is The Major Concern Of The American Public Today. In This Connection They Generally Push The Point That A Disarmed Society Would Be A Crime-free Society. They Will Not Accept The Truth That If You Take All The Guns Off The Street You Still Will Have A Crime Problem, Whereas If You Take The Criminals Off The Street You Cannot Have A Gun Problem.

It Is High Time For Society To Stop Worrying About The Criminal, And To Let The Criminal Start Worrying About Society. And By "society" I Mean You.

Already A Couple Of The Faithful Have Sent In Checks For A Foundation Memorial To The Innocents Who Perished At The Hands Of The Ninja At Waco. ... I Have Been Criticized By Referring To Our Federal Masked Men As "ninja" ... Let Us Reflect Upon The Fact That A Man Who Covers His Face Shows Reason To Be Ashamed Of What He Is Doing. A Man Who Takes It Upon Himself To Shed Blood While Concealing His Identity Is A Revolting Perversion Of The Warrior Ethic. It Has Long Been My Conviction That A Masked Man With A Gun Is A Target. I See No Reason To Change That View.

The Rifle Is A Weapon. Let There Be No Mistake About That. It Is A Tool Of Power, And Thus Dependent Completely Upon The Moral Stature Of Its User. It Is Equally Useful In Securing Meat For The Table, Destroying Group Enemies On The Battlefield, And Resisting Tyranny. In Fact, It Is The Only Means Of Resisting Tyranny, Since A Citizenry Armed With Rifles Simply Cannot Be Tyrannized.