MarcStevens.net | I know that cops and other government employees operate under the presumption/claim that if I am physically in New York (or wherever), that the laws of state (government) apply to me and there is jurisdiction over me. Can any LEO's provide any evidence to support this claim? By evidence I mean relevant facts, not legal opinions, legal citations and arguments.

FreedomUnfiltered.com | Below are seven musts for the devout statist:

NinaPaley.com | Ideas aren't good or bad because of what licenses people slap on them. If you're asking "am I allowed to use this?" you may have surrendered your internal authority to lawyers, legislators and corporations. Whenever we censor our expression, we close a little more and information flows a little less.

Titanians.org | There are many who believe that killing another human being is always unethical – an evil deed, regardless of the circumstances and motivation behind the act. Because of this, many victims of violence and tyranny have died needlessly – thinking they were acting ethically by refraining from defending themselves. It’s time to set the record straight.

NotBeingGoverned.com | The level of tyranny self-proclaimed rulers are able to exert depends directly on the generalized tolerance of their edicts and actions. The perceived legitimate “right” of those in the political class to parasite off those in the economic class is contingent on the acceptance of a paradigm that relies on division and fear. The control of information has been vital for predatory individuals and regimes to cloak their dictates and actions as necessary. Yet thanks to technological achievements that maximize distributed, peer-to-peer interactions, the ideas and institutions that maintain the master-slave dichotomy are being made obsolete.