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To: 2nd_Amendment_Defender
Sad; especailly because I love Rugers. In our socio/political climate, all Big Businesses become fascist -they can't seem to help themselves.

No matter - I'll keep my magazines, and the guns that use them, no matter what loathsome, unconstitutional laws our ilegitimate legislators pass.

14 posted on 06/26/2002 12:43:47 PM PDT by agrandis
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To: agrandis
Re: " In our socio/political climate, all Big Businesses become fascist -they can't seem to help themselves. "

An astute observation. Mussolini once stated that the proper name of fascism is corporatism. I'm reminded of Schindler's List. Many industrialists have no problem with centralized power and control of the little people. A corporation in socio-dynamic terms is just another collective and creates among its members a collectivist mindset. Where corporate voluntary exchange meets the coercive power of the state the synergy that develops is fascism. Interstingly, most big corporations have adapted dialectic, facillitated meetings (soviets) as their model for problem solving and culture change. It flows down from ISO requirements. This is also a heavy component of Community Oriented Policing. We are being assimilated. The transformational Marxists of the Franfurt school and adherents of Gramscii are

18 posted on 06/26/2002 1:57:51 PM PDT by LibTeeth
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To: agrandis; KentuckyWoman
Agreed!

I'm a Big Fan of the P-95 (that is somewhere near to me).

But, after all that is mentioned in this article, why does that make the crap that S&W did supposed to seem better ??

. . . maybe I'm just getting too old . . .

32 posted on 06/28/2002 6:37:55 AM PDT by Alabama_Wild_Man
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