Who Gets the Blame?
WHEN A MAN does something that has negative consequences, his natural reaction is to look for someone to blame.
In the 1950s, as a school cadet, my ears were first pounded by loud gunfire when firing .303 rounds on the shooting range. Long before those high school days I had hunted with firearms, but the pop of a .22 did no discernible damage. Later, hunting with bigger
