Re: How about a WAR ON GUNS??

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 13:50:46 GMT, "Morton Davis"
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>"Asmodeus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>> "Morton Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:2Tmxb.324652
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>> > Would you allow them to drive semis, pilot jets or do brain surgery?
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>> Who's them? Recreational drug users or addicts? If the former,
>> yes, just like recreational drinkers can, provided that they
>> aren't loaded at the time; if the latter, no.
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>What would you do if a "recreational user" decided used while performing the
>above duties?

Exercise the same legal recourses now available if a "recreational
drinker" did them.


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 "The soldier stands alone. In the time when he must
  either succeed or encounter failure that will follow
  him beyond his grave, he has only a little time and
  only two considerations- his mission, and what strength
  he has within himself by which he may accomplish it.
  Whether he commands a million other men or only the weapon
  in his own hand, the soldier in the moment of decision is
  of all men most alone. Whatever of harmony he has achieved
  in his adjustment to the world as he knows it is the source
  of his strength. If he has adjusted himself only to chaos,
  it is in this time that he will dissolve and lose himself
  in it's nothingness." 

                        James Maxwell Cameron
                       _The Anatomy Of Military Merit_