January 2, 2008
Critique Of The Virginia Tech Review Panel: Nothing Has Changed.
it is utterly amazing how educators walk in darkness because they will not see the light.
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In analyzing the Virginia Tech Review Panel’s Report to the Governor since it came out, I have praise for the overall analysis. I have praise for the Police and EMS who responded with a well-organized response plan. It was [...]
December 22, 2007
D.C. v. Heller: Militia, You Say . . . Arms Within Easy Reach.
Today, the anti-violence movement is, itself, predatory. It picks at minutiae and it misleads the public in order to, itself, thrive. This competition for survival comes at the expense of the nation.
Americans don’t have guns for food, we have guns to block tricks and boondoggles where we as armed citizens can handle the immediate [...]
November 29, 2007
D.C. v. Heller: Gun Bans Reflect A Tragic Mistrust Of The People.
In denial of due process for Washingotonians by way of a D.C. Gun Ban, then ignoring an Appeals Court adverse ruling in due process finding the ban unconstitutional, the District of Columbia runs to the Supreme Court for Due Process.
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The Supreme Court has decided to hear D.C. v. Heller and already the disinformation spin [...]
November 14, 2007
For Non-Gun Owners: D.C. v. Heller and Nutshell 2A.
I was so very pleased to join Bob Parks on his show, Outside The Wire last night, November 13th. We talked about gun bans and what personal weapons are all about. Thanks again for having me, Bob.
The Supreme Court Of the United States may soon decide whether to hear District Of Columbia v. Heller, [...]
October 30, 2007
The Empty Holster Protest: What America Didn’t See Is What’s Newsworthy
Peter Hamm, spokesman for the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, contended in a Fox News report that self-defense advocates have no business on college campuses. Quite an education our kids are getting.
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The entire anti-violence movement should know by now that disarming citizens cannot prevent violence. The anti-violence movement is a boondoggle.
October 26th [...]
October 23, 2007
Congratulations To Bobby Jindal - A Win For Due Process.
Congratulations to Bobby Jindal for his win of the Governor’s office of the state of Louisiana. Governor-elect Jindal’s first act as chief executive of Louisiana is to call an emergency meeting of his state’s assembly.
The agenda is to clean house of corruption. I have praised Bobby Jindal in my book – Transfer of Wealth [...]
October 14, 2007
Gun Control Is Not Where Crime Is Fought. California Microstamping Can Have Frightening Nationwide Repercussions.
Crime is not fought by chasing it – crime may be caught by chasing it, but such after-the-fact agony for victims of crime cannot work as well as promised when it so profoundly vexes the rights of the very people the law was alleged to serve. The Agony is when gun control obfuscates and punishes [...]
Comments (1) Filed under: Vox Populi — John Longenecker @ 2:30 pmOctober 12, 2007
School Shootings, Part III: The Indecency Of College Administrators.
Yes, Indecency.
In previous editions of Good For The Country, I mentioned how wrongful death lawsuits may play an important role in reclaiming the sovereignty of the adult students murdered on a campus which had no power to stop a shooter and which frustrates the target from acting in self-defense. Yes, adult students submit to the [...]
October 11, 2007
School Shootings: How Do Universities Teach When They Will Not Learn Basics?
A credibility issue mistaken as a safety issue.
As most of my readers know, I do not write for gun owners, but specifically for the Non-gun owners. What do 80 million gun owners know that non-gun owners don’t know? Primarily, that self-defense is not an opinion of any one group, it is a life skill [...]
July 18, 2007
Parker v. D.C.: If I Could Speak To The Supreme Court.
The District Of Columbia, moved so by an appellate court decision against its thirty-year-long gun ban, has elected to file with the Supreme Court. I wish I could address the Supreme Court.
In arguing that weapons applies only to militias, the District fails to understand that Militia as defined by United States Code applies to civilians [...]
