ARTICLES
Letters to the Editor
from Jeff Fullerton, Bobbie, Manuel Miles (a.k.a. Kaptain Kanada), and Michael Morrison
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What Would Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Do?
by L. Neil Smith
All that the left knows how to do is steal and kill and
wreck what they’re incapable of building or even understanding.
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The Right To Go To Hell
by Sarah A. Hoyt
The left is very adamant about charity not coming “with
a sermon.” It is most of their excuse for wanting government not churches to
preach. But while I understand the convinced Christian’s need to
preach and to save everyone from hell, which if you believe it is an eternal
sentence and an awful one is mere human decency, I don’t understand the
left’s similar need to ensure that everyone lives “a decent life” by its
lights.
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Where Did It All Go Wrong?
by Jim Davidson
People sometimes ask me where in history things went
wrong, so that we ended up where we are. And that is an excellent question,
in some ways. In other ways it is a sort of careless view of history. So
let's take the first approach, then the second.
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A Libertarian Wall
by Paul Bonneau
Spending time in the libertarian group on gab.com, the question seems to
come up a lot, whether a border wall could be libertarian—or conversely,
whether libertarianism requires open borders. I have some speculations about
that, and I’d like to examine them here. I am leaving aside the question of
whether or not open borders per se are a good or a bad thing. I
merely want to ask, does libertarianism demand one thing or the other,
concerning borders?
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How to Judge People by What They Look Like, by Edward Dutton
Reviewed by Sean Gabb
This short book is equally naughty and entertaining. It
bounces along, making its points in a light-hearted and generally a witty
manner. It is naughty so far as it is a flat challenge to many of the
pieties of our age.
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The Norseman’s Diaries: The Pursuit of Happiness & Excellence vs The Green New Deal
by Jeff Fullerton
Friday night and I’m wrangling again with another
Norseman’s article. It was going to be called "The Year of Renovation
" mainly because my ambitions have been fired to salvage and repair the
best of my past accomplishments over the last 20 or so years and combine
them onto one grand unified operation that is some semblance of everything I
wanted and maybe easier to manage and enjoy. Like this article I’ve written
which is a shorter version of a much longer one. Yeah right.
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Americans Have Obeyed Their Last Gun Law
A cyberpamphlet by L. Neil Smith
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