The questions,
as always, are these:
if you have a choice
among being target,
gun, or bullet, who
would choose target
over the other two?
And if you have rejected
becoming a target,
do you prefer being
ammo
or agent?
These questions
are asked of you and
predicated upon
the fallacy that
you will have
a choice. Choosing
happens
far above our pay
grade in this
establishment —
but if we make
our own
home on this
range, we could be
either guns or bullets
as needed. We
would automatically
become targets as well,
as we already are,
of course, but at least
we would not fall
without at least
some notion of what
free will feels like.
