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  • The (Not So) Lunatic Fringe (TIME online)

    [quote]With his belly hiding his belt, with his red suspenders and white beard, Glen Parshall is a dead ringer for Santa Claus, except for the snub-nosed pistol he keeps tucked in his back pocket. Parshall spends his days behind the gun cage of Bargain Pawn, in a roughneck North Las Vegas neighborhood...
    Posted to Political Theory (Forum) by liberty student on Fri, Jul 11 2008
  • Judeo-Christian Morality vs. The Free Society

    I'd like to explain why I think that traditional judeo-christian morality does not synch up very well with the principles of liberty and does not provide a beneficial cultural framework for a free society. In many ways, I'm not going to be saying anything particularly new here, as this criticism...
    Posted to Brainpolice (Weblog) by Brainpolice on Sat, Jun 21 2008
  • Walter Block: Wrong on Religion

    Walter Block recently wrote an article at LewRockwell.com on the topic of religion and state. He critisizes what he considers to be an irrational hatred of religion that many libertarians have apparently inherented from Ayn Rand. While he is an atheist himself, he defends the premise that religion is...
    Posted to Brainpolice (Weblog) by Brainpolice on Thu, Jun 19 2008
  • The Distribution of Power

    In modern political jargon, conservatives are associated with the concept of "small government" or "limited government". If this is interpreted to refer to the degree of government power there is , historically conservatives have not stood for it. Indeed, so-called "conservative"...
    Posted to Brainpolice (Weblog) by Brainpolice on Sat, Jun 7 2008
  • "Full Faith and Credit" Clause Question

    In my class yesterday, my professor says that she can not understand why, if Vermont or California issue gay marriage certificates valid in that state, that a state like Alabama can not accept those certificates, because Alabama is being "unconstitutional" by not following the Constitutions...
    Posted to Political Theory (Forum) by SouthernHero on Tue, Jun 3 2008
  • Objectivism and War

    So the other day an Objectivist wrote this gem at their blog: "On this Memorial Day, I would like to honor the three men of the American Civil War who understood the terrible need for total war : President Abraham Lincoln, General Ulysses S. Grant, and General William T. Sherman. Their vigorous...
    Posted to Brainpolice (Weblog) by Brainpolice on Sat, May 31 2008
  • Libertarianism in Civ videogames

    Hi guys This is an idea for someone with Delphi programming skills. Perhaps you know this game: C-EVO It is a freeware version of Civilization. I like it a lot, but I feel it lacks a Libertarian approach. The best form of government to win the game is Communism (no corruption, very little unhappiness...
    Posted to General (Forum) by gussosa on Fri, May 30 2008
  • Left-Libertarianism

    I consider myself a left-libertarian. To avoid any confusion over what this may imply, I fully support private property, voluntary exchange, money, rent, employment, and so on (or more strictly speaking, I don't advocate their abolition). And I completely oppose the state. I advocate a free market...
    Posted to Brainpolice (Weblog) by Brainpolice on Mon, May 26 2008
  • Bob Barr Nominated At LP Convention

    So Bob Barr got the LP's nomination at their most recent convention. There is a lot of dirt on this man from a libertarian perspective, ranging from his past support for the drug war and actually being the author of the defense of marriage act. Like all political oppurtunists, he has claimed to have...
    Posted to Brainpolice (Weblog) by Brainpolice on Mon, May 26 2008
  • The Paradox of "State's Rights"

    One of the most well known American legal traditions is state's rights. State's rights is essentially the idea that each individual state should retain its sovereignty or independance from the federal government. The idea is that each state may have its own varying laws and precedents that the...
    Posted to Brainpolice (Weblog) by Brainpolice on Wed, May 7 2008
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