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Coffee & Prohibition

by Guest Contributor | Aug 16, 2017 | Drugs, Food & Drink, History, Liberty, Markets, Products You Need, Rule of Law | 390

Coffee prohibition throughout history and how it compares and contrasts to other, more lingering forms of prohibition presented by our resident Florida Man

The (Small-l) Libertarian Case For a Non-Libertarian President

by sloopyinca | Aug 7, 2017 | Advice, Big Government, Congress, Constitution, Deep State, Economy, Executive Branch, Federal Power, First Amendment, Guns, Liberty, Markets, National Security, Opinion, Politics, Rant, Regulation, Rule of Law, Supreme Court, Taxes | 302

What is libertarianism’s best strategy to gain a legitimate amount of power nationally (and then happily cede it to the people)?
Sloopy believes there is a third, and overlooked, option.

Life and economics on an escort forum

by PieInTheSKy | Aug 2, 2017 | Crime, Liberty, Markets, Opinion, Products You Need, Rule of Law | 267

PieInTheSky does some much needed research so you don’t have to!

What are rights?

by trshmnstr | Aug 1, 2017 | Liberty, Politics, Rule of Law, Society | 292

Trshmnstr philosophizes on the nature of natural rights.*

Expats in Korea Get Drunk, Gamble. Evan Wins Cash, Bitches

by Guest Contributor | Jul 30, 2017 | Liberty, Markets, Regulation, Rule of Law, Society | 299

Evan from Evansville and friends break the law. And nothing else happened.

The states and grand juries, Part Three: Reformers weaken, and in some cases destroy, the right to a grand jury

by The Fusionist | Jul 14, 2017 | Big Government, Constitution, Crime, Death Penalty, Deep State, Executive Branch, Federal Power, History, Liberty, Opinion, Religion, Rule of Law | 95

“When Dr. [Samuel] Johnson defined patriotism as the last refuge of a scoundrel, he ignored the enormous possibilities of the word reform.” – Roscoe Conkling

The states and grand juries, Part Two: Historical vignettes of grand juries under siege

by The Fusionist | Jul 10, 2017 | Big Government, Constitution, Cops, Crime, Executive Branch, Federal Power, History, Liberty, Media, Racism, Rant, Religion, Rule of Law, Supreme Court | 53

Rather than give a comprehensive history of the victories of “reformers” who curtailed grand-jury rights in state after state, let me attempt to give some historical vignettes, and tie these vignettes together with some semblance of narrative coherence. Then later, I’ll give an account of the triumph of the reformers in their battle against the grand jury.

The inn-arrr light – Quakers and Pirates, Part 3: The pirates of Penn…sylvania

by The Fusionist | Jul 5, 2017 | Crime, Death Penalty, Economy, History, Immigration, Liberty, Religion, Rule of Law | 216

“No, no, I said bring the pirates to the halter, not the altar.”

The Evolving Destruction of Fourth Amendments Rights

by Guest Contributor | Jun 29, 2017 | Constitution, Cops, Rule of Law | 158

Guest Contributor Lachowsky and the destruction of our fourth amendment rights by seatbelts, dogs and the quest for Federal funding

The Nation Misses The Point on Counterterrorism

by sloopyinca | Jun 1, 2017 | Education, Federal Power, First Amendment, Immigration, National Security, Opinion, Politics, Rant, Religion, Rule of Law, Society | 134

I have no doubt that Ariana Grande means well, but she’s dead wrong. Inclusiveness is no strategy to fight terrorism. It is a strategy to offer people an opportunity to assimilate to an enlightened western culture.