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Author Archives: Dude Where's My Freedom?
False Assumptions Roundup
To borrow a favorite phrase of John Stossel, “What we know, isn’t so.” I ran across these two stories today, both of which expose and challenge some deeply ingrained beliefs that most of society holds that are in fact, completely … Continue reading
Posted in News Roundup
Tagged crime, gun control, gun violence, la times, morgan housel, motley fool, Poll, retirement
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Institute for Energy Research | Earth Day and Capitalism.
Institute for Energy Research | Earth Day and Capitalism. Most of my friends are on the left. Many of them are sympathetic towards the Ron Paul ideology, especially in regards to foreign non-intervention and opposing corporate bailouts and crony capitalism. … Continue reading
It’s About Education
How very timely! Shortly after receiving some rather odd criticism from a bunch of statists (they were insisting that if I really believed in anarchy, I should be out in the streets actively fighting the government at this very moment), … Continue reading
The Promises of Federalist 45
The officially accepted “history of America” as taught in government schools often presents us with information that is not quite entirely accurate, and cannot stand up to some serious scrutiny. One such example involves the drafting of the constitution. A … Continue reading
Posted in General Theory
Tagged big government, Constitution, federalism, founding fathers, james madison, states rights, the federalist papers
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Someone Should Explain To Bloomberg What “Interpret” Means
Bloomberg Says Interpretation of Constitution Will ‘Have to Change’ After Boston Bombing | Politicker. This article is a few days old by now, and has already been thoroughly dismantled and mocked by writers much more talented than I. But … Continue reading
Statists Beg For Fewer Rights
Before you accuse me of engaging in some hyperbole here, keep in mind the title of this laughable article in Time Magazine’s “Swampland” Blog by Michael Grunwald is literally “Tread On Me.” This man is absolutely convinced that not only … Continue reading
Posted in News Link
Tagged boston, newtown shooting, police state, propaganda, salon, surveillance, time
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Judge Napolitano: ‘Dangerous to Start Talking About Suspending Constitutional Liberties’ | Fox News Insider.
Judge Napolitano: ‘Dangerous to Start Talking About Suspending Constitutional Liberties’ | Fox News Insider. This short clip is a must-watch. The Judge drops some seriously knowledge and goes solo against three conservatives who can’t wait to insist that you trust … Continue reading
Posted in Video Link
Tagged boston, civil rights, Constitution, FDR, Fox Business, human rights, stuart varney, terrorism, The Judge, varney and company, war on terror, world war ii
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Three Things About Boston
I have yet to make any comments about the events in Boston. Until we know more, these will likely be the only comments I make. Just three quick observations about this incident (and similar incidents in the past). Sympathy as … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged boston, celebrities, death count, free speech, media, speculation, terrorism, tragedies
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“Anti-Discrimination” Laws Are Jim Crow Laws
As a follow-up to Friday’s post regarding the anti-freedom consequences of gay marriage legislation, I wanted to make this analogy and state, for the record, my complete and total opposition to any violations (either positive or negative) to the freedom … Continue reading
Posted in General Theory
Tagged American History, anti-discrimination, coercion, free trade, freedom of association, jim crow, supreme court
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Dude, Where's My Freedom? 
In Support of Adam Kokesh and Civil Disobedience
Libertarian activist Adam Kokesh is in the planning stages of a pro-gun protest that has many people (including self-identified libertarians, and other pro-gun conservatives) quite upset, worried, concerned, and generally shitting their pants. Well, it’s not so much a … Continue reading →