Men and Violence
In response to the ad for ABC News’ report entitled “Guns” (Part A, Jan. 24):
Not only were all the people shown in the ad killed by guns, but all the gunmen were just that--men. Maybe we should simply make it illegal for men to use guns since all thinking people realize most of the violence perpetrated on this planet results from male behavior. Better yet, let’s start educating boys to express anger in nonviolent ways.
DEBRA J. DeWEESE
Santa Barbara
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