Thomas L. Knapp says the embargo mostly helps privileged interests, including the Castro regime.
Kevin Carson: “When Rothbard said governments were mafias, it wasn’t just a figure of speech.”
Thomas L. Knapp debunks claims that government “creates” and “saves” jobs.
Kevin Carson points out that when we can all talk to each other, it’s game over for the bad guys.
Alex R. Knight III encounters the twisted thinking of a politician on the topic of “states rights”.
Thomas L. Knapp’s sympathy for the Devil (a.k.a. “Dick Cheney”).
Thomas L. Knapp on the libertarian movement.
Alex R. Knight III urges readers to draw the correct lesson from police state anecdotes.
Dave Chappell shares some correspondence.
Thomas L. Knapp on the impediment to human space colonization the State presents.
Kevin Carson: “If sixty Senate seats are worthless for Democrats, they’ll be just as worthless to Republicans.”
Thomas L. Knapp asserts that the computer industry demonstrates that government retards progress.
Kevin Carson warns us.
Alex R. Knight III discusses space colonization.
Dave Chappell on labor struggle and the insight that a true free market is true socialism.
Kevin Carson: “From our early childhood, most of us are taught to feel loyalty to institutions in whose agendas we have no say and whose leaders are utterly unaccountable to us.”
Thomas L. Knapp on convenient fictions.
Kevin Carson on why it’s “much more important to change the way delivery of service is organized.”
Thomas L. Knapp explains why giving a “peace” prize to a politician never makes sense at all.
Thomas L. Knapp on the dilemna General McChrystal presents for the Obama administration.
