What lessons in life were learned from John Lennon's death?

Answer 1

* You do not get a life by taking someone else's away. * If you're a celebrity, don't tell the media too much about your work schedule or travel plans. * If you're a journalist, don't write in detail about a celebrity's work schedule or travel plans. (Unless they're WAY out of date.) * The State of New York should have had a first-degree murder law to convict Chapman with. (They didn't, so he was convicted of second-degree murder; instead of being executed, he ultimately became eligible for parole.) * Gun-control laws would not have saved John Lennon. They didn't help George Harrison any.

Answer 2

"Produce your own dream. I can't wake you up. Youwake you up. I can't cure you. You cure you. ... If you want to go save Peru, go save Peru - but don't expect John Lennon or The Beatles or Bob Dylan or Jesus Christ to do it foryou." - John Lennon, 1980 What an individual may have learned from John Lennon can only be known by that individual and any lessons taught were certainly not universal.

Answer 3

John Lennon was the rebelious one but he fought for world peace and no fighting or aruing.