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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Defending the State: Drunk Driving Laws
I’m about to do something pretty rare for me and disagree with a prominent pro-liberty writer. In this article, Jeffrey Tucker (who’s writing I am generally a huge fan of) tackles a common theme in the libertarian world, laws against … Continue reading
Posted in General Theory
Tagged drunk driving, DUI, jeffrey tucker, law enforcement, libertarianism, police
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Gun Control: The Seen And The Unseen
Note: I actually wrote this post on Tuesday, the 18th, prior to my computer issues But it includes some great resources so I wanted to post it anyway. Enjoy! Man Attempts To Open Fire On Crowd At Movie Theater, Armed … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged assault weapons, crime, epj, gun control, gun laws, more guns less crime, the blaze
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ESPN President: We Know What’s Best For Our Viewers
Enough: ESPN exec wants less Tim Tebow coverage One thing I’ve always enjoyed is applying the lessons of free markets to stories that might not be considered political, philosophical, or economic at all. This story, at first glance, … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged central planners, Economics, ESPN, Free Markets, media, sports, Tim Tebow
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Forbes Roundup
Is it just me, or is Forbes becoming increasingly libertarian these days? I’ve found three articles all with a pretty pro-liberty slant. In France’s Welfare Status Quo, Are We Seeing America’s Future? This article gives some pretty concrete evidence on … Continue reading
Posted in News Roundup
Tagged advertising, department of energy, Economics, food, forbes, france, junk food, roundup, Taxes, welfare
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Consider the Second Amendment
Note: This post was inspired by a post I recently made on the discussion forums of Tom Woods’ Liberty Classroom in a topic about the second amendment. The second amendment, as currently enforced, is an absolute joke and is completely … Continue reading
Posted in General Theory
Tagged Constitution, founding fathers, gun control, liberty classroom, second amendment
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Peter Schiff Does the Media’s Work For Them
Peter Schiff: The Fantasy of a 91% Top Income Tax Rate – WSJ.com. The media loves pointing to the fact that in the past, nominal tax rates on the upper tax brackets were much higher, and that some of the … Continue reading
Government Gets A Taste Of Its Own Salad
Federal law may have unintended consequences for schoolkids at lunch | New rules lead to more waste, fewer healthy choices, some complain. This story comes from my local newspaper. I absolutely love stories of government bureaucracies opposing each other. It … Continue reading
Posted in News Link
Tagged bureaucracy, government, oregon, regulation, school lunches
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Dude, Where's My Freedom? 
Branson Becomes Face of U.K. Health Flap – WSJ.com
Branson Becomes Face of U.K. Health Flap – WSJ.com. While America starts running towards socialism, Europe is slowly realizing that it doesn’t work. This article explains how Britain’s failing National Health Service is turning to millionaire business mogul Richard Branson to help … Continue reading →