April 2011
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Apr 1st
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Minarchy vs Anarchy →
For Minarchists and Classical Liberals the leap from Small Government to No Government can be a leap too far. They like what we have — that is, Government — but want less of it. They justify the coercion of taxation as being utilitarian and what must be paid to have a fair and safe society. Minarchists like Democracy. They may even support Conscription in some circumstances. Anarcho-Capitalists...
Apr 1st
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How to become an anarchist →
Anarchism does not stand for chaos, as many would believe; it stands for a world without rulers — not without rules — that allows for each individual to formulate voluntary contracts with other willing parties. … As anarcho-capitalists, we’re also voluntaryists, meaning that anyone in our stateless society can form a commune if they decide, so long as they don’t impede on our preference...
Apr 1st
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It's a Girl!
My wife is a paragon of grace and strength, and my TWO beautiful daughters are perfection.
Apr 1st
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“Experience should teach us to be most on our guard to protect liberty when the...”
– Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis (via statehate)
Apr 1st
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March 2011
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Why my toddler is a Democrat
stfuhypocrisy: stfufauxminists: laliberty: She’s dependent on other people for everything. She doesn’t understand the consequences of her actions. She has no real responsibilities. She sometimes throws temper tantrums when she doesn’t get exactly what she wants. She’s into baby animals and finger painting. She’s driven by her feelings. She’s bad at math and logic. At least she’ll grow...
Mar 31st
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Why my toddler is a Democrat
She’s dependent on other people for everything. She doesn’t understand the consequences of her actions. She has no real responsibilities. She sometimes throws temper tantrums when she doesn’t get exactly what she wants. She’s into baby animals and finger painting. She’s driven by her feelings. She’s bad at math and logic. At least she’ll grow out...
Mar 31st
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“Democracy is the art of running the circus from the monkey cage.”
– H.L. Mencken
Mar 31st
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Mar 30th
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“Every human being who is not devoid of feeling and common sense is inclined to...”
– Alexander Berkman
Mar 30th
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“Democratic politics relies on deception. Without deception of the voters on a...”
– Gary North
Mar 29th
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“Any fool can and will live DOWN to the standards of socialism. Our challenge is...”
– Lawrence Reed (via jessarmentrout)
Mar 28th
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“A man who walks down the centre line of a road risks getting hit from both...”
– Alexander Ziatanovic
Mar 27th
“As Americans have come to accept the notion that the government must take from...”
– Statism: The Acceptance of Theft by Government Proxy Erodes Liberty | Public Transcripts (via combattant-de-la-liberte)
Mar 26th
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Free Trade Can Be Fair Trade →
dumbassfils: coeus: Free trade can be fair, but agreements that open some markets to powerful producers where they can use their market power, while keeping others closed and uncompetitive, are neither free nor fair. The little guy (the consumer, the small producer, the poor farmer, the developing country) gets hurt. When nobody has special treatment and the field is truly level, then free...
Mar 26th
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“The mind is below truth, not above it, and it is bound not to descant on it, but...”
– John Henry Newman
Mar 26th
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“I teach separation of powers and constitutional law. This is something I know....”
– Joe Biden, 2007
Mar 25th
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Mar 25th
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“Why don’t we say what’s on the mind of many legal experts; that the Obama...”
– Rep Dennis Kucinich, D-Ohio (via bushranger)
Mar 25th
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“The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do.”
– Walter Bagehot (via ahistoryofquotes)
Mar 25th
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Government Doesn’t Work, and That’s the Way They... →
Governments love to interfere and get involved in people’s lives. They find ways to make themselves “needed”. Governments regulate and seek to control to bring about an end they deem to be desirable, or at least politically and electorally popular. Promises of hand-outs, regulations, subsidies, Commissions, and Authorities, buy votes. They use other people’s money to favour their chosen groups...
Mar 24th
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“The libertarian is also eminently realistic because he alone understands fully...”
– Murray Rothbard
Mar 24th
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Why Cops Lie →
In response to a scandal involving fabricated and unconstitutional drug searches by plainclothes San Francisco police officers, Golden Gate University law professor Peter Keane explains “Why Cops Lie”: Police officer perjury in court to justify illegal dope searches is commonplace. One of the dirty little not-so-secret secrets of the criminal justice system is undercover narcotics...
Mar 23rd
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Man Denies Medical Treatment, Cops Tase Him Six... →
Mar 23rd
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Miami Cops "Like to Hunt" →
The video, shot with a hand-held camera, shows brawny Miami police officers breaking down doors and hauling handcuffed African-American suspects off some of the city’s toughest streets. “We hunt,” one officer says in the five-and-a-half-minute clip. “I like to hunt.” But it was not a source of embarrassment for Miami’s police chief, Miguel A. Exposito. The video was part of a reality television...
Mar 23rd
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“The belief that society benefits from destruction is lunacy.”
– Walter Williams on Keynesians and their broken windows
Mar 23rd
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WatchWatch
The Daily Show on Libya More Jon Stewart here.
Mar 23rd
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Mar 23rd
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Mar 23rd
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“Sometimes it is said that man cannot be trusted with the government of himself....”
– Thomas Jefferson (via statehate)
Mar 23rd
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Mar 22nd
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Mar 22nd
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What Ever Happened to the Antiwar Movement? →
About 100 antiwar protesters, including Daniel Ellsberg of Pentagon Papers fame, were arrested Saturday outside the White House in demonstrations marking the eighth anniversary of the U.S.-led war in Iraq. It’s a far cry from the Bush years, when hundreds of thousands or millions marched against the war, and the New York Times declared “world public opinion” against the war a second superpower....
Mar 22nd
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California Cap-and-Trade Put On Hold - At Least... →
Mar 22nd
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So I guess Rand Paul during WWII would have been... →
goodreasonnews: doubtingmarcus replied to your post: Here’s another issue with libertarianism I just heard Rand Paul say on CNN that he can’t think of any situation in which he would approve of military intervention to stop a genocide… That is an embarrassment to humanity. So then you would condone the following: Government: “Oh no. Those people over there are in trouble!” ...
Mar 22nd
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Mar 22nd
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“If one rejects laissez faire on account of man’s fallibility and moral weakness,...”
– Ludwig von Mises
Mar 22nd
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Mar 22nd
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Millard Fillmore had the best porn name of all the presidents. 
Mar 21st
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“It is not strange… to mistake change for progress.”
– Millard Fillmore (via ahistoryofquotes)
Mar 21st
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Mar 21st
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Mar 21st
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Mar 21st
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The Fed Is Wrecking the Dollar →
Mar 21st
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Mar 21st
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“‎Congress should debate a declaration of war over intervening in Libya. But the...”
– Washington Times (via evilteabagger)
Mar 20th
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“The President does not have power under the Constitution to unilaterally...”
– Barack Obama, 2007 (via jeffmiller, evilteabagger)
Mar 20th
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3 Essential Facts About the Current Moment: We're... →
So, are we broke-broke, or just screwed-broke? Call it what you want, but pretending that the mismatch between government revenues and government expenditures at every level isn’t a major issue is delusional. Or that the past decade’s massive growth in spending didn’t happen. Or that we simply can’t return to early levels of government expenditures without being reduced...
Mar 20th
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Another Obama War →
Is it possible to both oppose Gaddafi and oppose a war on Gaddafi? Absolutely. This is a position that all Americans should adopt. In the same way, it is possible to oppose the Obama administration but also oppose having a foreign army oust him in order to liberate us. In the early days of the protests in Libya against Gaddafi, the protesters held up signs opposing any foreign intervention....
Mar 20th
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“Whatever the state saith is a lie; whatever it hath is a theft.”
– Friedrich Nietzsche
Mar 20th
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