Men experiencing sexual dysfunction are no more likely to be gun owners than men who are not experiencing such problems, according to new research published in the American Journal of Men’s Health. The study casts doubt on claims derived from psychoanalytic theory that guns are phallic symbols that serve as unconscious representations of male virility. [More]
So long, Markley.
Glad to see Claude Pepper Center money making up for its namesake's "short"sightedness on 2A.
[Via DDS]
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