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I think he's just misunderstanding the paragraph. What the original writer meant was that there is a group of people who can handle [alcohol|firearms], and are
by roel_v 14y ago
I think he's just misunderstanding the paragraph. What the original writer meant was that there is a group of people who can handle [alcohol|firearms], and are therefore 'elite'. Poor choice of words maybe, but it makes much more sense in the context of the original article.
- rudenoises 14y agoPrecisely. The statement is, "In both cases, there is _an_ elite which has absolutely no problems...". It is not, "In both cases, the elite have absolutely no problems...".