"Palme D'Or" for Mike Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11&

[Chaerophon]

Unless you can show some indication that reducing crime and preserving the right to bear arms are mutually exclusive, this is going nowhere.

It's undoubtedly going nowhere. That wasn't really the issue. The point is that the "right to bear arms" is part of an overarching cultural framework that misses some truly key issues in the search for "human security". If you want to debate that, feel free. I'm not really arguing about whether guns are "right or wrong"; I'm saying that deeply ingrained cultural forces in America stifle more meaningful and visionary human security solutions.