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Readers and subscribers of the Cincinnati Post were presented with a bit of a paradox in their April 16 issue.

The Page 1 headline screams:

Homicides on record pace
Police want to target hotspots
Two killed, others injured in shootings

But on the editorial page, the paper argues in favor of regulating "hidden" weapons, stating that "of all the arguments that can be made about Ohio's concealed carry laws, this is perhaps the most eloquent: they have worked pretty darned well for a long, long time." (emphasis added)

Uh...so which is it? A multiplicity of federal and state gun laws in Ohio have failed to prevent Cincinnati from becoming a virtual war zone, thus we need more restrictive laws? Or rather...restrictive laws like Ohio's concealed weapons ban have not worked to protect the innocent, nor to prevent the actions of criminals?

Your reasoned thoughts may be shared with the editors by emailing postedits@cincypost.com.

For a more about media malfeasance regarding concealed carry reform and the CCW lawsuit from such outlets as the Columbus Dispatch and Akron Beacon Journal, click on the "Read More..." link below.

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Despite the high emotions that surround war — or perhaps because of them — people are focusing again on "normal" life. But what is normal has shifted in ways both obvious and subtle. Consider how war has affected just one issue: the debate over gun control.

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Click here to read the entire article on foxnews.com, written by ifeminists.com editor Wendy McElroy.