Tag Archives: guns

The Blessing of The Second Amendment

America loves guns. The bigger the gun they better. I’m no exception, however I only shoot on a gun range. I never carry. I don’t even own a gun. Donald Trump is an NRA member. In an interview with ammoland.com he said, “I am a Life Member of the NRA and am proud of their […]

Bullet Holes A Les Bains-Douches

The entrance to Les Bains-Douches was at the top of stone stairs on Rue Le Bourg l’Abbe. Heavy wooden doors contained thick glass provided protection for the clientele and our security force or Blck Jack, Mark, and me, the physionomiste ie doorman. Every night hundreds of Parisiennes and foreigners stood on the sidewalk waiting for […]

No Guns For Me

When I first arrived in New York, a gay jazz pianist friend of James Spicer, offered me a .38 at a Christopher Street bar. “No, thanks.” “No, thanks?” CT was small. He carried a piece for protection. New York in 1977 was very dangerous for man, woman, and in-between. “Someone like you needs a gun.” […]

In Memorium For The Unspoken War

A message from Michael Moore With due respect to those who are asking me to comment on last night’s tragic mass shooting at UCSB in Isla Vista, CA — I no longer have anything to say about what is now part of normal American life. Everything I have to say about this, I said it […]

CNN the voice of nothingness

As the country approaches the 50th anniversary of JFK’s assassination, the American media is revisiting the many theories of his death. CNN came out to announce the debunking of one conspiracy. The news article glossed over the possibilities without any depth. Big surprise. There is only one truth. JFK was shot dead. So were Malcolm […]