Carson: It’s only “state capitalism” when other countries do it.
D’Amato: Oil’s well that abolishes the state.
Carson: Take heart, for Babylon’s days are numbered.
D’Amato: To be consistently and undeviatingly anti-war means to be anti-state.
Darian Worden: The experience of Egypt should drive home the fact that it could take more than a couple of weeks and a change at the top to make a substantial revolution that actually improves the lives of average people.
Carson: The global state system is a gang of thieves attempting to out-con each other.
Knapp: Negative much?
Carson says don’t worry about SOPA; make the Copyright Nazis worry.
David D’Amato: The stain on Bain is mainly in one vein.
Carson on capitalism a la Romney.
D’Amato on the people vs. Assad et. al.
Darian Worden discusses recent footage of soldiers, drone strikes, and the devaluing of human life.
Carson: “Mommy, he hit me back!”
D’Amato: Secession, all the way down.
Carson’s smiling, thinking about the good things to come.
Knapp: State involvement in marriage is not only unnecessary, it does active damage to the institution itself.
D’Amato on Iowa and the rest of it.
The law has no majesty, but some usefulness as a blunt weapon.
Knapp: Occupy the Language.
D’Amato on the state as unequalizer.
