I now understand why so many human resources and leadership development professionals are worried by the lack of critical thinking among employees. Obviously, people cannot evaluate the contents of this video and recognize the erroneous analogies and arrangements presented.
Danaon October 5, 2015 at 9:17 am
Which erroneous analogies and arrangements are you referring to Beth?
Janeon October 10, 2015 at 10:03 pm
Who is this man? Anyone please?
Al Farinaon October 12, 2015 at 11:48 am
The facts are all false. Must have been produced by the NRA or with their money.
Rickon October 19, 2015 at 7:05 am
Jane – that is Bill Whittle. He has made many excellent videos on many subjects, but usually as himself.
Andrewon June 19, 2016 at 1:49 pm
Well, the idea that a man with a handgun for protection is like the antlers of a deer is completely ridiculous. And the so-called ‘data’ that he quotes on how many lives are saved by guns every year is completely fictional. The idea that gun safety laws seem to work in every country in the world where they are implemented, but somehow they would never work here, is utter nonsense.
Can I get some kind of erudite, gated community, ivory tower, guilt-ridden, rich White liberal counter argument?
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Crickets…
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I now understand why so many human resources and leadership development professionals are worried by the lack of critical thinking among employees. Obviously, people cannot evaluate the contents of this video and recognize the erroneous analogies and arrangements presented.
Which erroneous analogies and arrangements are you referring to Beth?
Who is this man? Anyone please?
The facts are all false. Must have been produced by the NRA or with their money.
Jane – that is Bill Whittle. He has made many excellent videos on many subjects, but usually as himself.
Well, the idea that a man with a handgun for protection is like the antlers of a deer is completely ridiculous. And the so-called ‘data’ that he quotes on how many lives are saved by guns every year is completely fictional. The idea that gun safety laws seem to work in every country in the world where they are implemented, but somehow they would never work here, is utter nonsense.