THE DEATH OF A NATION

THE DEATH OF A NATION

It’s as though I woke up one morning to find I was living in a foreign country, one that was questionable, one that was so different than the one I went to sleep in.  It was most unsettling.  How did this happen?

Collaborate with No-Ruler for a Voluntary System!

This present government can no longer avoid plunging into collapse. We are striving for a system which bans government force against it’s citizens, a way of restarting with true Liberty for all people. It opens wide the doorway to free enterprise, free markets and capitalism. Humanity desperately needs to move beyond the irrational tradition of Govern and being Governed, which denies the entire nature of mankind. [...]

Sam Wells: What a Libertarian Is – and Is Not

by Sam Wells, from a post on laissez-fairerepublic.com

A libertarian is a person – any person – who consistently advocates individual freedom and consistently opposes the initiation of the use of coercion by anyone upon the person or property of anyone else for any reason. (Coercion is here defined as any action taken by a [...]

Morality, Force and Sacrifice

from the Dharma Press:  http://thedharmapress.wordpress.com/2009/11/25/objectivist-morality/

[This fits in nicely with our 3 pages: Morality, Force, Sacrifice.]

Many people disagree with Ayn Rand’s objectivist philosophy, especially when it comes to the issue of morality. How can there be only one true moral code, when people have such [...]

Equal Pay for Equal Work

President Obama on January 29,2009 signed into law the Lilly Ledbetter Bill and made remarks that included “…..it’s bad for business to pay somebody less because of their gender or their age or their race or their ethnicity, religion or disability; and that justice isn’t about some abstract legal theory, or footnote in a [...]

Striker101: the well-deserved end of Digg.com

I have wasted most of this past 13 months on Digg.com, in futile jousting with immoral collectivists who do not and will not understand the morality of the personal right to life of each individual on this planet, who seek to use the Force of government to negate our right to property, and don’t give [...]

Good government frees, bad government enslaves

Human life requires action, so it logically follows that humans must take those actions necessary to sustain their lives. We also acknowledge a corollary: Actions cease to be legitimate when they deny others the freedom to act.

This is a very well-written article, no ranting or screaming, just Reason.

Direct non-digg url: http://www.seacoastonline.com/articles/20090426-OPINION-904260324

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From the Academy to Atlas Shrugged: An Appreciation

April 2, 2009 From the Academy to Atlas Shrugged: An Appreciation

By noreply@blogger.com (Edward Cline) from The Rule of Reason,cross-posted by MetaBlog

Were you alive in Aristotle‘s time, had attended his lectures at the Academy, and had read his works, as well, would you have grasped the importance of those works to your existence? Would [...]

Atlas Shrugged: From Fiction to Fact in 52 Years

Politicians invariably respond to crises — that in most cases they themselves created — by spawning new government programs, laws and regulations. These, in turn, generate more havoc and poverty, which inspires the politicians to create more programs…and the downward spiral repeats itself until…

good article, particularly that it describes precisely the merry-go-round on which [...]

Atlas Shrugged? In my real life?

It’s more likely than you think.

Atlas is Shrugging, and the people will come to know “who is John Galt”?

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