Recent happenings in the world and close to home for Americans have brought the Second Amendment of the US Constitution back into the spotlight. The Virginia Tech massacre and other violent incidents have ignited a fire under those camps both for and against gun control, making the Second Amendment and its related laws some of the most hotly debated 2008 campaign issues. Those in favor of stricter regulations on weapons distribution believe the events at Virginia Tech could have been prevented by those regulations being enacted and enforced. Those on the other side of the coin believe that, had law-abiding students been able to carry concealed weapons on campus, the tragedy could have been prevented. This issue is one of many explored in a new book by Ricardo Planas, available for free download from ReasonandPolitics.com, before the 2008 campaign rush comes to an end.

Planas' book, "I'm Right, You're Wrong! NO You're Wrong, I'm Right!" is an examination of various topics important to the impending election from a fresh, humanistic perspective. It entertains the arguments of those for and against gun control, stripping the arguments of partisan rhetoric to get to the true human, moral, and ethical concerns. The book also examines many other 2008 campaign issues, including:

• Religion and Politics
• Foreign Affairs
• Political Correctness
• The War on Terror
• The War in Iraq
• Abortion
• Pornography

By cutting across the ideological spectrum, Planas hopes to create with this book a new level of political discourse free of the normal culture war debates that polarize the country and prevent proper electoral representation. Download the book today.