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Letters to the Editor
from Harding McFadden, A.X. Peez, A.X. Perez, L Neil Smith, and T.J. Mason
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Unfinished Business
by L. Neil Smith
This will probably be the strangest item that I have
ever written for L. Neil Smith’s The Libertarian
Enterprise. There is almost too much out there to write about
these days. Our culture has reached a kind of crescendo of the “Crazy
Years” that Robert Heinlein predicted so long ago.
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When It All Comes Apart
by Sarah A. Hoyt
One of the things that’s puzzling hell out of me is
how the democrats are acting this election. I always assume they have
better on the found intelligence than the republicans, because they know
not just who is voting for whom, but also all the dead who’ll be voting,
how many illegals they can commander, and precisely how many votes they
can “harvest.”
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Corporate Censorship: A Libertarian View
by Sean Gabb
Video of a Talk Given in London on the 21st October 2019
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The Tale of Three Businesses
by Sean Gangol
About six months ago a restaurant in Melbourne,
Australia, known as Handsome Her was forced to close its doors after only
two years of service. I know that many of you are shrugging and asking
“So? Don’t most restaurants go under?” It is certainly true that most
restaurants find themselves closing their doors after a short period of
time. Just ask Gordon Ramsey, who has not only lost a few establishments
himself, but the overwhelming majority of the restaurants he helped on
Kitchen Nightmares haven’t fared much better. Though, the fact that
Handsome Her had a limited market as a vegan restaurant probably didn’t
help either. Yet, I have to say what really worked against the owners in
the end was their treatment of their male patrons. This story has
actually reinforced the points I have made in my previous articles,
“Suicide Pact”, “Freedom of Association: The Double-Edged Sword” and “The
Lighter Side of SJWS”.
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Building on Bedrock
by Jim Davidson
For many years, I've been looking for a free country.
You see, back in the 1980s, despite my sadness about the failure to adopt
the reforms proposed by Senator Frank Church, the utter failures of the
special committee on assassinations, and the ongoing difficulties with
the military industrial financial pharmaceutical complex it seemed
possible that I was living in a country that was sufficiently free that
I'd be able to build a space business to take me out to the asteroid belt.
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Showers of Optimism
by Harding McFadden
Let’s inject a bit of optimism, shall we? Y’see, it
occurs to me that in so many places the takeaway from news is that we’re
all doomed. Politically, financially, environmentaly, we’re so hosed that
it just isn’t worth the effort any more. This has led to countless
impressionable younger folks swearing off having babies, or just swearing
off life. The endless doomsday propaganda forced into the heads of those
younger and more experienced than us old farts has all but created a
generation of manic depressives who look at a brilliant new morning and
see nothing but the oncoming storm. They opt to check out because those
that mold them have told them that no matter what they do they’re
screwed, so in truth, who can blame them?
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Simple Lessons
by A.X. Perez
Recently I saw someone ask in Quora if .38 Special ammo
could be loaded in a .38-40 WCF weapon. No one bothered to mention that
.38-40 is actually a .40 round. Lesson, go for basics.
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A Decentralised Justice
by Jim Davidson
The bailiff pressed a button and a brief siren of
lights and sounds alerted the assembled people. Everyone quieted. From a
door behind the desk set on the dais an older man with a flowing white
beard wearing a brown felt hat adorned with bird feathers and a long
flowing black robe adorned with a wide belt strode into the room. He took
off his hat, revealing a head of dark hair and took up a black and grey
skull cap which he put on before seating himself.
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