The Communication Blog

Over 21,400 people have accessed the Seven Years Later essay I placed on Scribd two weeks ago.  The BoingBoing site is really responsible for directing so many readers there after posting a link to the essay. I’m grateful and thankful to them and to everyone who checked it out, and heartened that the majority of people who read the entire piece (notice the modifier ‘entire’) grasped the importance of the essay’s issues.

Thanks to all.

That’s the title of an essay I have up on Scribd.

It’s about one of the more volatile aspects of our society, recounting events leading to the day seven years ago when a paraplegic teenager from Northern California, with the assistance of his attorney and thousands of people around the country, attempted to purchase the assets of a gun manufacturer that had gone into bankruptcy to avoid paying the teen a record $24 million judgment.

Regardless how you feel about some of the issues, I believe you’ll find this
worth a read.

Here’s the link: http://lnkd.in/3vvkdU

Thanks so much and pass this on to anyone you wish.