CopBlock.org | The unwarranted aggression committed by police employees is so widespread, you don’t need to analyze mountains of statistics to see a pattern. In the discontent voiced in online forums and the street, you sometimes hear calls for revolution.
ThunderboltsProject.info | That singular moment, in your mind, when your worldview is fundamentally altered as to begin to function within the new borders of what we understand to be reality is called a ‘Paradigm Shift’. It’s also can form a type of cognitive dissonance that prevents two people from seeing things from another’s point of view. In this case it’s not ideological, like it is in most situations, say, between two rival nations, or people from different faiths. Whereas one is often a matter of interpretation, this is not. This is coming to completely different understanding of the basic nature of the universe. It is called a paradigm shift because it does not go back. You shift, or you don’t. You cannot be halfway, and there is not much of a middle ground.
NotBeingGoverned.com | I’ve extensively researched the history of wars all over the world dating back 150 years and found that every soldier who fought and died for the “freedom of the American people” died for a goddamn LIE. There was has not been a REAL CREDIBLE threat to the American people themselves since the Civil War. ALL of the wars since then were fought to gain dominance over other parts of the world and/or to protect/expand the international assets of RICH Americans who also strip freedoms away from our own American people for control and profits. The spoils of all the wars for the past 150 years PROVE that.
HumanIterations.net | In order to understand the sense behind those silly busted windows it’s important that you look beyond your personal reaction, indeed you should probably even look beyond the reactions of most of the people you know. We’re conditioned to assume that winning over a majority is the very definition of success, but in many cases that’s not true at all. Sure, when you’re trying to impose your will upon others it helps to have a ton of support, but when you’re only out to resist it doesn’t take much to make yourselves ungovernable.
NotBeingGoverned.com | The fuzziness problem becomes even more troublesome as we move into words of a more abstract nature, such as we find in the United States Constitution. This instrument of allegedly “limited powers” contains a preamble that defines its purposes as the creation of “a more perfect Union,” which will “establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty.” The specific grants of power to Congress are then spelled out in Article I, which include, among others, the “Power to lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises, to pay the Debts and provide for the common Defence and general Welfare of the United States.” How do such words limit governmental power? What more would any tyrant need to justify his actions than these?
EricPetersAutos.com | Cars – and driving – are no longer a ticket to ride, for teenagers or otherwise. But especially for teenagers, who’ve been singled out for enhanced hassle – ostensibly because they are “inexperienced” and thus, apparently, to be be presumed dangerous (though this principle has yet to be applied in similar fashion to the experienced but aged). One wonders how they are to be expected to acquire experience when they are discouraged from becoming experienced.
KentForLiberty.com | Government school is the worst thing to ever happen to education.
ZeroGov.com | Ownership is a condition of possession. If one lives in a nation state, you can be abducted at any time by the police authorities who are the pointy end of all political policies. There is a reason modern policing in America is originally a 19th century artifact of slave patrols powered by the Federal Fugitive Slave Act of 1850. You will note that this Act was merely an updated treatment of the same act from 1793 (I will note this is a mere two years after the ink is dry on the wretched Constitution).
LarkenRose | A response to "5 Reasons Why I'm not An Anarchist," by Austin Petersen, which can be seen here: http://thelibertarianrepublic... and discussed here. If you want to know why the ONLY way to be moral and consistent is to be an anarchist (or voluntarist), read: The Most Dangerous Superstition
KentForLiberty.com | Are you shocked when the “most transparent administration in history” turns out to be the most blatantly secretive, passing new laws to hide behind while going after whistleblowers with religious zeal?
