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One Nation Under Guns: An Essay on an American Epidemic (Paperback)
By Arnold Grossman
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It's so easy to dismiss the horror of Virginia Tech as just another mentally deranged person gone off the deep edge.

But as with wars in third world countries -- and ours in Iraq -- there is a multi-billion dollar arms industry enabling people to be shot by madmen and sociopathic politicians.

Make no mistake about it, the gun industry is a profiteering business. It doesn't look at saving lives, as if it were the Red Cross; it looks at making money.

And it will hide behind Second Amendment malarky, psychologically threatened white males, the myth of self-defense...anything it needs to throw up as a distraction to keep raking in the cash.

America's gun problem is a deeply-rooted symbol of our larger fixation with violence as a solution to challenges that face us. Just look at Bush and the Middle East. In modern times, never have so many sophisticated weapons been used so futilely, with such an enormous cost of lives. The only beneficiaries are the companies that make money off of the deaths of others: the war profiteers.

The gun industry in America is a spin-off of the great military-industrial complex. It's not in the mega-Pantheon of the leeches of death, but it's one of the legs of the stool.

A society that so easily swallows the demented pablum of the gun industry and its shill, the NRA, is one that's doomed to wallow in the blood of its children.
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About the Author:

Arnold Grossman has worked on campaigns for a number of ballot issues and Democrat candidates, including U.S. Senators Gary Hart, Tim Wirth, and Frank Church, Governors Richard Lamm and Bruce Babbitt, and many others. Following the Columbine school shootings in 2000, Grossman co-founded SAFE Colorado, a bipartisan anti-gun violence group. The group launched a successful ballot initiative to close the state's gun show loophole and were recognized by President Bill Clinton for their efforts. Grossman is the co-author of two political novels with Governor Richard Lamm. He lives in Denver, Colorado.
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"As gun violence continues unabated in Ameirca, more voices must be raised against the forces that stand in the way of meaningful regulation of firearms. Arnie Grossman's essay sounds a needed alarm and presents sensible remedies to this troubling epidemic."

-- Timothy Wirth, President of the United Nations Foundation, Former U.S. Senator
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Paperback: 166 pages
Publisher: Fulcrum Publishing
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1555915574
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