2 chapters across the catalog
The "Mofax Law" is coined, stating that any long racial conversation will eventually lead to a discussion about Chicago. This leads into the story of Otis McDonald, a 76-year-old retired engineer who successfully sued the city of Chicago over its unconstitutional handgun ban in a landmark Supreme Court case.
Otis McDonald explains his decision to become the lead plaintiff against Mayor Richard M. Daly, arguing that senior citizens were being victimized by laws that prevented them from owning handguns in their own homes. He dismisses the "Wild West" analogy often used by gun control advocates as a false choice.
