I think B4C is a good documentary, but it is of course an editorial twist on the subject.  I mean, I would expect it to be quite rare for banks in larger citys to actually give away weapons to their clients.  But - then again - coming from Norway on the other side of the globe - what do I know

I won't delve into NRA and weapon politics - too many strong feelings for many peeps on that topic.

The major point I think B4C raises - is the fear culture.  We are being manipulated into fearing our neighbours.  We are also being manipulated into seing violence as the ultimate problem solving tool.  

The only way to get around that - is to educate ourselves.
Btw: Magnum .44 - Hollywood style (WMP9)

after B4C, I was ready to denounce my U.S. citizenship and move to Toronto.  sh!t, they don't lock their doors?  I won't have to work another day of manual labor again...o, and maybe the genuises behind the scenes at the NRA might want to pick a better mascot...the current one is getting all wrinkly and stupid.  poor guy was pwn3d in that interview with moore...

Ok I thought it was really good until I read how much of it was twisted:

http://www.hardylaw.net/Truth_About_Bowling.html

So I think the only thing going for the documentary was the fear factor stuff. Everything else seems to be twisted.