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A Glimpse Into the Future

Perhaps this is what we have to look forward to should the progressives get their way:

Liberty Reads for February 8, 2010

Why Not Cut Military Spending?

NRA Shoots Itself in the Foot

The Race Against Government

Big Business In Politics

Legalizing Drugs:  The Benefits We Might Receive

Natural Law, Justice, Oaths and Contradictions

The Tyranny of the Census

Nullification and Interposition

The Who Sing to the Obama Faithful

Former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson’s Vision for a Truly Free America

More Government Equals Fewer Jobs

Taxes and Collective Action

Recently, while reading the Logic of Collective Action by Mancur Olson, a thought came to mind, why do people believe that taxes are necessary? If there was no law forcing one to pay, how many would willingly send money to the government? It would be far more likely that people would turn to private corporations to receive services and would put their dollars into the hands of these more efficient producers.

For thousands of years, governments have sought out ways to extort money from the people they lord over. These methods of extortion are broadcast to the public as good things. But, when it comes down to it, one can see that if they look behind the curtain, many of these so-called good things are nothing more than a sly move to commit grand larceny against the citizenry. many of the services are poorly carried out, or are not even done!

For instance, consider that  a portion of your paycheck is withheld each week to pay numerous types of taxes. While one might suggest that this is a service that allows people to not have to set aside a portion of their income each week to pay the taxes at the end of the year, this is nothing but a way for the government to assure that they collect the money. If people had truly planned on paying the government, they would do so without needing the money to be withheld.

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Liberty Reads for February 5, 2010

When the Military Serves As Police

Are You Ready for Some Government Approved Football?

20% of American Conservatives Like Socialism?

Team America:  Regional Police

Is Obama Failing? The Rebuttals

U.S. Out of Yemen

We Don’t Need The State for Protection

Austrian Business Cycle Theory and Global Crisis

The Brilliance of That Hayek vs. Keynes Rap

Too Late To Apologize: A Declaration

Liberty Reads for February 3, 2010

The Political Case Against Passing Health Care Reform

The State of Obama’s Union

Why Didn’t the Nanny State Protect Us From Toyota?

The War on the Young

Disestablish Public Education

Ron Paul Packs the Hall

The Inflationary Hurricane

Selecting Guns for the Bug-Out Bag

Liberty Reads for February 1, 2010

The Precarious State of the Union

The Fed as Giant Counterfeiter

The Neoconservative Empire

Time for America’s New Experiment

Political Economy of Monarchy and Democracy

Nullification:  It’s Official

The Pro-Life Assault on Ron Paul and the Constitution

Liberty Reads for January 29, 2010

The Evolution of Health Care Control

National Insecurity

Progress Through Market Action

Free Markets are Free

State and Local Subsidies

Justice Alito Was Right

We Can Have Zero Unemployment

Alito Calls Obama a Liar

Well, it looks like I missed one good thing in the State of the Union. Supreme Court Justice Sam Alito called Mr. Obama a liar after Mr. Obama claimed that the Court had overturned 100 years of precedent with the decision in the Citizens United v. FEC.

Video from Politico here:

One problem I noticed about Mr. Obama’s speech was his claim that corporate money would control elections with this Court decision. Just how did Mr. Obama fund his last campaign? I would assume a good portion of his hundred of millions came from the very place he is criminalizing with his rhetoric.

Liberty Reads for January 28, 2010

Ben the Clueless

The Nature of Socialism

How Has High Federal Funding Helped Education Historically?

Our Wars Are Killing Us

Anarchy and Haiti

Is The Problem With Haiti Too Little Government?

The Value of Government Surveillance of Citizens

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