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News, Links, MEMEs – January 30, 2013
Ummm, yeah, I’m positive I have this problem! Libertarian types are disproportionately rationalists of an analytical bent. They are therefore prone to the quaint but false idea that the best way to win a supporter is explain one’s view logically … Continue reading
News, Links, MEMEs, and More – January 29, 2013
If you only watch one thing today, watch this 7 minute video, and listen: brin Fear and Oath-ing in D.C. — Oil companies burn off natural gas (enough to power all the homes in Chicago and Washington combined) because it … Continue reading
Posted in Links, News
Tagged assault rifle, Charlton Heston, constitution, DHS, flare, fun violence, gun control, Liberty, Mayor Bloomberg, NDAA, oath, Raw Milk, Richard Mack, shale, Sheriff Mack, Video, waste, welfare
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The Law: The Classic Blueprint for a Just Society by Frédéric Bastiat
I finally read/listened to the essay by French theorist and economist Frédéric Bastiat (1801 – 1850). I should have consumed this information a long time ago, it explains so well what the proper role of government should be and why. Read/listen … Continue reading
Posted in Information, Politics
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More Links, News, and Pictures – January 27, 2013
from Adam Kokesh: The only people who shouldn’t be allowed to own guns are the ones who think they should be illegal. — It can’t be that important to him, because he consistently votes Democrat! “People who take disability, who are on disability, … Continue reading
Links, News, Videos – January 27, 2013
Any gen-xer who was around in the BBS days will appreciate this video: Testing Explosives from The Anarchist Cookbook — Adam Kokesh interviews two black men in DC on MLK Jr Day. They clearly state, several times, they don’t agree … Continue reading
Posted in Links, News
Tagged Anarchist Cookbook, climate change, global warming, Guns, militia, Video
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News, Links, Videos, and Pictures – January 26, 2013
Here is a really good article written by an anti-gunner turned pro-gunner. The author covers many points that should resonate with anti-gun liberals: Why this liberal no longer believes in gun control… (and why the “Assault weapon ban” is an … Continue reading
Internet Freedom and ‘Conservatives’
What does the word ‘conservative’ mean? To me, when speaking in terms of a politician running for office and representing themselves as a conservative, it means someone who will conserve (or protect) the principles of the US Constitution. (I believe … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Technology
Tagged Censorship, conservative, facebook, Internet, Liberty, twitter
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Links, Videos, and News – January 26, 2013
Although I despise Newt Gingrich for other reasons, I highly respect his perspective on history, his intellect, and ability to debate and articulate concepts so well. After the assclown Piers Morgan shuts his pie hole and lets Newt speak, Newt … Continue reading
Why I Watch the Daily Show
The only TV show that I watch with any consistency is The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. In my never ending quest to understand things, I watch this show to help understand how young under-informed liberals think. (The largest segment of young … Continue reading
Notes: Sheriff (ret) Richard Mack
I wanted to jot down a few notes from Mack’s presentation tonight. I knew he would be interesting, but I was surprised by how good it was. He is not just a gun-rights or states-rights guy, but he is a … Continue reading
