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The Essence of Socialism

August 13, 2008

Note: This is a slightly updated post which originally appeared on the anniversary of the completion of the Berlin Wall. In memory of the first refugee slain attempting to cross over it, one 18-year old German laborer named Peter Fechter. Mr. Fechter would be 64 if he hadn’t been gunned down 45 years ago, Sunday.
13.8.2007
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Do We Have to Be Afraid of Being Shot

August 12, 2008

In the Detroit Free Press today, I read about A Lobbyist With Integrity. (PDF) Says the lobbyist, about the nature of her post,
Lobbying is just another word for … “What I am is an advocate. And one of the beauties of our form of government … is that … it gives us the right to […]

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You Can’t Fight City Hall

August 12, 2008

Just, wow. A few items on the property rights front in recent news.
Recently, the State of Michigan threatened to take away my Driver’s Permission Slip because of a $10 parking ticket. I had parked, overnight, on the street in front of my house. It is illegal to do this on any night, because two days […]

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The Involuntary Contract: Comments # 22

July 24, 2008

It’s Not Voluntary, And It’s Not a Contract shot up to #1 in terms of traffic to my site; in less than 24 hours it drove more than 300 page views. I have no idea what the referral source(s) for those are, but that’s huge.
There are a lot of comments:
csun said,
I rent my […]

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