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Letters to the Editor
from Adrian, Paul Bonneau, E.J. Totty, and A.X. Perez
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Literary Doings
by L. Neil Smith
This was a good week. I was in the process of dealing with
the publisher's copy-edited version of my new vampire novel Sweeter Than Wine,
when I received e-mail from my old friend Michael Grossberg HMFWIC at the Libertarian
Futurists Society, to the effect that my epic "Ngu Family Saga" novel Ceres (a
sequel to Pallas) had been nominated for the Prometheus Award.
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Nullification is Statism, Withdrawal is Agorism
by Jim Davidson
Recently, I was asked (again) to criticise and evaluate Tom Woods's
strategy of nullification. Reluctant as I am to confront the Campaign for Liberty and
the Rockwell enthusiasts, it seems necessary to examine this horrid set of ideas.
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Concealed Carry For the Modern American, Some Thoughts
by Neale Osborn
My wife is forcing me, against my will, to get a CCW. I don't
acknowledge the right of the state to grant this right, as the 2nd Amendment states
"The Right of the People to Keep and Bear Arms Shall Not be Infringed", and being
forced to buy a license IS infringing. But she's tired of my bitching about the
license, and thinks I need to carry as the society deteriorates, so we're gonna
get the licenses together. Her choice will be the S&W model 660 stainless Chief's
Special snub nosed .38 with Federal Nyclad Hollowpoints. Mine will be a Colt Officer's
ACP in .45acp, with Federal Hydrashoks jacketed Hollowpoints. Today, we're going to
talk CCW choices, both the weapon and the method of carry.
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Temet Nosce
by Boyd W. Smith
When one wants to see one's self a mirror is used. And that works
for a single person. If the mirror is large enough, two, three or even more may look
at the same time. But when you wish to have thousands look at themselves, a mirror
just does not do. Then it takes something else. In this case a study done by 5 people
at 3 different universities has taken an admitted important first step in
understanding the physiology and morality of Libertarians.
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The TSA—A Modest Proposal
by Simon Jester
I was reading some of the many stories about the TSA, and I came
across optoutday.com—then I got an idea...
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Multiculturalism
by A.X. Perez
A while back I was reading several articles courtesy of Rex May
regarding multiculturalism. Mr. May provided a link to ex-army.blogspot.com where
this issue was being discussed. Others have brought this up before, especially
regarding how Muslims demand respect for their rights in non-Muslim societies on
grounds of multiculturalism but are somewhat less willing to practice respect for
non-Muslim cultural values when they have enough power to force their will on others.
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Maybe It Wasn't The GOP, But The Tea Party That Won
by James Glaser
The Republicans are all puffed up because they took control of
the House and gained seats in the Senate, but all that puffiness might just deflate
when the new legislators start voting. The following is a list of the winning Tea
Party candidates that the GOP is claiming for their own. According to ABC News,
these winners were either endorsed by the Tea Party or were closely associated
with them.
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Revenge
by A.X. Perez
The death sentence is about revenge, not justice. The only "justice"
involved is making sure you got the right guy. I have nothing against revenge. I am of
the opinion that it is better to seek justice than revenge, but sometimes this is not
possible. Then you get revenge and it's a good thing.
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Atlantea The Beautiful No. 100
by L. Neil Smith and Rex May
Number 100 of a weekly cartoon series.
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Agenda 21: The United Nations Programme of Action
Planning for Your future, serf!
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