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By Dean Striker, on May 21st, 2009 Whatever revolution that starts in California, always spreads to the nation. In arguably the most liberal state in America, California taxpayers sent a message to the nation on Tuesday: “We’ve Had Enough and We’re Not Going to Take It Anymore!”
Okay, Okay, “Revolution” is not exactly a tax-strike but Wayne Root makes a case [...]
By Dean Striker, on May 18th, 2009 This particular Parliament, unprecedented in nearly 400 years, has lost such meagre respect as it still retained after, among other sins, handing, entirely unauthorised and incidentally to the extreme detriment of The Queen’s own position as Head of State of the United Kingdom, nearly all its powers to a junta of unelected foreign potentates…
By Dean Striker, on April 27th, 2009 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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By Striker, on March 4th, 2009 … The need for freedom is based on the need to reason. Force and the threat of it, and the threat of fraud throttles reason. Reason is the uniquely human means of dealing with reality in order to flourish, yea, in order to survive. If reason is shut down by fear of force, man is [...]
By Striker, on February 5th, 2009 The first rescue package of $700 billion passed by the Bush Administration was supposed to buy back this bad paper. Instead the government … gave half of it to banks with no strings attached instead of designating it for security redemption. The banks did not use the money to redeem the bad paper certificates…
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By Striker, on February 5th, 2009 Being a libertarian means living with a level of frustration that is nearly beyond human endurance. It means being subject to unending scorn and derision despite being inevitably proven correct by events. How does it feel to be a libertarian? Imagine what the internal life of Cassandra must have been and you will have a [...]
By Striker, on January 2nd, 2009 Much noise is made about immigration; legal and illegal, about defending or opening national borders, and about the horrors of NAFTA and NWO and blah-blah. All are real issues; this submission is perhaps a small beginning for discussion. True freedom of individual around the world is always the first consideration.
Striker: Simply opening this issue [...]
By Striker, on November 16th, 2008 This author over-focused on the ignorance of another columnist, but managed to present libertarian principles well. However, election2008 shows clearly that we face a huge task in counseling with our brainwashed populace, which has been taught to deny Reason. Rather long but worthwhile read.
But will his Title become correct?
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By Striker, on November 14th, 2008 The problem with that philosophy is that most people are afraid of real freedom, or rather of someone else’s freedom to do what they want. Yes, democracy is great as long as you’re the majority.
Good reason for all to just MYOB
Short and sweet.
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By Striker, on November 8th, 2008 Both Obama and McCain are trying to look reasonable yet dynamic in proposing programs that will KEEP PRICES HIGH. This is because large portions of the voting public think they are rich because they own assets (homes and stocks)that are overvalued….Only if you understand the roots of the crisis will you be able to offer [...]
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