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Letters to the Editor
from L. Neil Smith, Wayne Grantham, and A.X. Perez
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Herman Cain, Fugitive Slave
by L. Neil Smith
I don't write about race very often, because it's unimportant to
me. But allow me to preface this by admitting I never liked Herman Cain. Not as a
presidential candidate. It had nothing to do with his color, of course. I can think
instantly of three black men (Walter Williams, Thomas Sowell, and Richard Boddie)
who would make excellent candidates, and Cain, for all his mercantilist baggage,
would have made a better President than that crypto-Democrat Mitt Romney, or
America's answer to Benito Mussolini, Il Douchebag himself, Newt Gingrich.
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Obama vs God
by Jonathan David Morris
Here's a list of some of the things President Obama didn't mention in
his recent Thanksgiving address: 1. the McRib, and the fact that it's so popular, in spite
of being so mediocre....
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Libertarianism: Left or right?
by Sean Gabb
In early 19th century England, radical liberals—who may be regarded
as libertarians on account of their views—were often in sharp opposition to conservatives.
As such, always allowing for the overall lack of meaning to the term, these people were on
the "left." By the end of the 19th century, people holding the same views had often closely
associated themselves with the conservatives.
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I Told You So
by L. Neil Smith
What seems like many years ago, I wrote an essay—the earliest
reference I can find to it now is in an article published in 2000 by former The
Libertarian Enterprise editor John Taylor, but I'm sure it's older—which,
with a nod to one of my favorite scenes in Raiders of the Lost Ark, was
called "Why Did It Have To Be ... Guns?".
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Atlantea The Beautiful No. 153
by L. Neil Smith and Rex May
Number 153 of a weekly cartoon series.
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