Not exact matches
It's absurd that the
issue of gun
ownership has become this «private,
personal» matter that no one can touch.
In a 5 to 4 decision those justices ruled that the Second Amendment gives Americans the right to own guns for
personal self - defense, despite the amendment's opening language - «A well regulated militia being necessary to the security
of a free state,» - which pretty clearly says that gun
ownership was specifically preserved by the founding fathers in the interest
of the common defense against a tyrannical government (remember, this was the
issue on their minds back then).
This is where the phrase «the
personal is political» has taken us: into a world
of anxious, narcissistic egotism, in which identity groups attempt to take
ownership of issues while silencing those who appear to attack their identity.
Caroline Spelman, the environment secretary, has
issued an unequivocal apology to the House
of Commons after taking
personal responsibility for the «wrong» decision to change the
ownership of 258,000 hectares
of state - owned woodland.
Acceptance, focusing on strengths and positives, and taking
ownership of perceptions and
personal vulnerabilities are the antidotes to these unsolvable
issues.