Kevin Carson loves the smell of corporations burning in the morning.
Carson: “Hitler!”
Carson: The corporate-state monopoly is on the defensive.
David D’Amato: Politicians say the darnedest things.
D’Amato: Our rejection of politics is not a product of acedia (look it up).
D’Amato: “Intellectual property” is an affront to free markets.
Darian Worden: When you rely on bosses for healthcare your body becomes a campaign issue.
Carson on double standards.
Carson v. de Rugy.
Knapp: Method to the War Party’s madness.
D’Amato on Romney’s “poor” wording.
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.
