Unintended Consequences

We all remember those events in our life that make memories so sweet: Summers with your parents, riding bikes with friends, your first kiss, first lover, finishing high school and then college. This book was a milestone in my life. Being raised a democrat and generally considering my self an independent, I never really gave much thought to the gun rights and gun control movements. Then, 4 years ago, I picked up a second edition copy of John Ross' masterfully written novel and it changed my life. (I now own a signed first edition as well) He is entertaining and lively in describing the firearm culture and development in the early part of the last century. The life of a young man growing up in this culture and becoming a driving force in the novel. The story is a page turner, and one breezes through this tome in no time. A dramatic chain of events in the lead character's life leads to a near revolution in the country. The ending that has you cheering as the good guys win! Since reading this novel, I have read tens of thousands of pages of political thought, historical record and legal documents and have come to understand just where continued gun control is taking us...it is a place I do not wish to go. In the last four years, I have become a champion for the second amendment rights community, a holder of a federal firearms license , a collector with over 60 firearms, a hobby gunsmith and a lobbyist for the firearms community. All this from a person who voted for Clinton his first term! Get John Ross' book, it will open your eyes.

Literature & Fiction

John Ross

Contemporary

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A seminal treatise on liberty in the tradition of Madison and Jefferson. Nation of Cowards is about the constant struggle between individual rights and the inherent, incremental tyranny of government. The book is written in language so eloquently simple that even a youngster can understand it. What author Jeff Snyder says will forever change the way you view the citizen/government equation. It's about the difference between free people and people who- with the grudging permission of their government- proudly possess a symbol of freedom, yet remain utterly ignorant as to the reality of their circumstances. Snyder's book is not about crime, but about the ethics of our response to crime.

Nation of Cowards: Essays on the Ethics of Gun Control

Snyder, Jeff

Sheriff Bill Masters fought the "Drug War". He was good at it. He even won an award from the Drug Enforcement Agency. 
Through his real-world experiences as a law officer, Masters concluded drug prohibition must be repealed. He discovered the drug war is itself an addiction, more damaging to the fabric of American society than drugs could ever be. 
Sheriff Masters argues police should spend their time getting violent criminals off the streets. He also seeks cultural renewal in our nation by returning to the principles of personal responsibility, simple laws, and limited government. 
A book that explains it all in simple terms and short stories from the front lines of America's #1 policy disaster.

Drug War Addiction

Politics & Social Sciences

Masters, Sheriff Bill

Social Sciences

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