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Mark Ashwill While it’s difficult, if not impossible, for most non-U.S. Americans to fathom much less to imagine, the right to own guns, including those designed with the express purpose of killing human beings, is enshrined in the U.S. Constitution. The oft-quoted 2nd Amendment states that "A well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed." Keep in mind that was in the late 1700s when there about 4 million non-native people living in the U.S. with no police or army and no grocery stores. In other words, the weapons of the day, primitive as they were by modern comparison, were necessary for self-defense and hunting. There was sporadic conflict between Native American tribes and European settlers. Slavery was legal (until 1863) so the right to bear arms also meant that slave owners, which included a number of Founding Fathers, could defend themselves against those slaves who wanted … [Read more...] about Guns are US(A)

Mark Ashwill While it’s difficult, if not impossible, for most non-U.S. Americans to fathom much less to imagine, the right to own guns, including those designed with the express purpose of killing human beings, is enshrined in the U.S. Constitution. The oft-quoted 2nd Amendment states that "A well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed." Keep in mind that was in the late 1700s when there about 4 million non-native people living in the U.S. with no police or army and no grocery stores. In other words, the weapons of the day, primitive as they were by modern comparison, were necessary for self-defense and hunting. There was sporadic conflict between Native American tribes and European settlers. Slavery was legal (until 1863) so the right to bear arms also meant that slave owners, which included a number of Founding Fathers, could defend themselves against those slaves who wanted … [Read more...] about Guns are US and we are nuts

Pham Khanh Linh seemed to be all set on a rewarding career, finding a job at global financial firm Goldman Sachs after graduating from the Cambridge University. But she quit the job in less than a year. Instead of pursuing a corporate employee path, the 25-year-old decided to return to Vietnam and start her own business, which she did last year. She said her ambition is to make a difference in her country. "I didn’t feel like I could make a difference with a corporate job. I wanted to influence more people," she told VnExpress International. Linh is the founder and CEO of Logivan, a logistics service which optimizes trucks’ routes and reduces their empty load return rates. She came up with the idea after observing that about 60-70 percent of truck drivers in Vietnam go back to their base with empty trunks, because they cannot be connected with potential customers. "I saw a big problem for the logistics sector in Vietnam, but also an opportunity to make an impact." Linh is … [Read more...] about Young Vietnamese think big, content with starting small