Thomas L. Knapp on the response of the political class to Joe Stack.
Alex R. Knight III loves the stats.
Darian Worden: You can demand real changes all you want, but don’t neglect the direct action of making real changes.
Kevin Carson explains that the notion that intellectual property somehow protects “the little guy” is a fraud.
Alex R. Knight III on the recent kamikaze attack in Austin.
Kevin Carson points out that we’re already in Wilson’s dystopia.
Thomas L. Knapp on Evan Bayh’s retirement and more: “Ladies and gentlemen, America is in a state of incipient revolution.”
Kevin Carson remembers Colin Ward.
Darian Worden on Tea Parties and directions to liberty.
Kevin Carson discusses the sham that is neo-liberalism.
Kevin Carson says that the monopolization of capital is becoming increasingly irrelevant.
Kevin Carson marvels at the inconsistency of those who say Obama is soft on terrorist suspects, yet accuse him of socialism or fascism.
Thomas L. Knapp argues that touting increased tax revenue from legal weed cedes too much to the government.
Alex R. Knight III: “the world isn’t going to grind to a halt nor civilization collapse, even if we discharge massive amounts of government bureaucrats – up to and including all of them – to sink or swim in an unfettered free market.”
Darian Worden on how every expression of authority is related.
Kevin Carson on industrial decline and rebirth.
According to Kevin Carson, we never did have control of it.
Alex R. Knight III on Rahm Emanuel’s retarded slip of the tongue.
Kevin Carson: “If Goldman-Sachs and the auto industry are the new hotbeds of socialism, it’s been a remarkably successful ideology.”
Kevin Carson: “…the ‘unintended consequences’ are the whole damn point of it.”
