If he was hoping for the answer to this question, then i think he is asking the wrong people. This is something that is meant to be dealt with sociologist and psychologist. It's beyond any one person to create an answer/solution to the question/problem.
It would stupid for me to state my opinion without thinking about and doing some research first. Though i will participate in this conversation once i feel i have a better understand of the topic.
How did inequality relate to his comments to Charles Heston? I remember him expecting some rediculous questiosn to be answered, that Heston couldn't. The point is that he knows they cannot be answered.
Like i said, haven't seen it in a while. Also, like i said, he has good intentions, i just do not agree with his methods.
"I suspect the only reason 110 rounds was all that was fired was that's all the ammunition they had,"