At the top of the list is TSA’s new pat-down/body-scan procedures. So many possible things to post, but a few struck my fancy. At GetReligion, one author notes that the new procedures could pit religious freedom against our seeking “safety,” which I would not have thought about before examining them in light of the 4th…
DetailsThomas Woods, Jr. is a devout Catholic and famous Austrian Economist, making him as damn near close to my number one living role model on Earth. Here, he discusses the systematic dismantling of the Constitution in the past 150 years, in funny and fine intellectual form. Copyrighted under Creative Commons for Kevin Johnston 2011 at…
DetailsThe whole political scene right now makes me want to pull out all of the little hairs on my head. I haven’t posted much lately, because there isn’t one enemy of thought and freedom out there that I can put my finger on – the whole establishment is capricious and personally power-seeking. And things probably…
DetailsI couldn’t have something so long for the quote of the week, but here is a piece entitled True Functions of Government by William Leggett, featured in the New York Evening Post, November 21, 1834: The fundamental principle of all governments is the protection of person and property from domestic and foreign enemies; in other…
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NeoRacism and forced tolerance:
Each and every example of this has a relevant related news story or legal case associated with it. Sigh…
The First Amendment is shrinking, says John Stossel:
The best recent thing for libertarians? Obama:
I have never liked John Stewart. He isn’t funny, and is worshipped for having a team of writers who tell him to say supposedly funny things. Most of all, his views suck, are totally biased, not well-reasoned (but do make for good punch lines), and are the reason why college students have the inability to…
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