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| About John. |
| John Longenecker was one of the earliest Paramedics in Los Angeles EMS. He saw his share of criminal shootings, and asked where all the self-defense shootings were. He also found out where they are not, and came to appreciate the role of the armed citizen in the 21st Century. |
| The health of the Second Amendment is the primary indicator of the overall health of the nation. "The health of the nation is reflected in the health of the second amendment when public servants actively support your personal independence from them as our servants. The protection of the second amendment is the beginning of this respect for you as the sovereign and them as our servants." Today, John is an author, a father of three, a nationally known columnist, and talkradio guest on the role of the armed citizen in America. He is author of Safe Streets In The Nationwide Concealed Carry of Handguns [Hardcover], and Safer Streets 2010, the e-book. |
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| Good For The Country, the syndicated column title and website title, Safer Streets 2010, the CPR Corollary, and eagle - flag logo et al are protected under the laws of the United States. Copyright, 2005, 2009, 2010, John Longenecker, Jr. |
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| Hear John talking second amendment with Lou Dobbs. . . . |
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| From Chapter 22: Why they take guns from the people at all. |
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| Sample excerpt . . . |
| [...] The reason people are even ‘rounded up’ at all is because being armed brings not only the power of the gun in independence, but the power of realization, the realization that one does not need as much from a government as the government would like to ‘give’. This kind of critical thinking is a threat to any government who wishes to rule over people more than serve the people, so they are ‘rounded up’ and exterminated. It is a love of Independence which inspires these people to understand how little they wish to ‘take’ from a government. The enemy within the armed citizen is not only the gun, it is the critical thinking that generally impels one to conclude why he has a gun. The independence of thought is an enemy of the state, and the means of arresting that thought is to disarm the citizen of personal weapons, knowledge, and the spirit to be independent of the state. Nothing teaches truth and understanding better than this experience in homelands around the globe, and many emigrés have been trying to tell us of precisely the experience of gun control. |
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| The health of the second amendment is the primary indicator of the overall health of the nation. It is not a matter of violence, but of credibility and sovereign authority. How this independent authority of the sovereign is respected by the servants divulges everything the electorate needs to know in whether to trust the servants any further with anything. JL |
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| Safer Streets 2010: The Los Angeles Times right again?? |
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| A few minutes with Dennis Prager... |
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| John Longenecker's MicroBlog |
| What is going on here? This is the third time I have remarked that the Los Angeles Times is right on about the second amendment. The other times were the Editorial Board's affirmation of the second amendment to protect their first amendment, and could foresee activists attacking the freedom of the press the way they had pried at the second amendment.That remarks appears here, and the June 29 piece patting the Times on the back appears here.
Understand that I do not agree with the Times, the Times is agreeing with me. Where the Times agrees with me is in their understanding that the second amendment is not all about guns: our liberty and authority only begin with being armed. Without this, we have nothing, and it is this which the Times seems to acknowledge. |
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