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By Dean Striker, on August 1st, 2009 Below is copy/paste email correspondence with Digg regarding my recent banning: Hi from Digg.com.
We have unbanned your account. Please note, however, that your account will remain under review, and any violation of Digg’s Terms of Use (http://digg.com/tou) may result in a permanent ban of your account.
For more information, please see Digg’s FAQ section [...]
By Dean Striker, on July 14th, 2009 With unemployment on the rise and the economy sinking like a stone, the Democrat/Socialists are going to demand more of your hard earned money to finance a pie in the sky healthcare scheme, or should we say “scam” that will take over what little remains of your private life.
…Face it America! The revolution is [...]
By Striker, on June 28th, 2009 The complete ignorance of collectivists who constantly promote Force and Sacrifice on Digg has finally gotten my goat. I’m mad as hell and I’m not gonna TAKE IT anymore! powerlineblog.com — The Democrats aretrying to rush their health care “reform” bill through Congress before anyone understands what is in it. The bill is intended to [...]
By Striker, on June 25th, 2009 This post is primarily meant for our Users here on morality101, and for Friends from Digg, Mixx, Twitter and RTR. There have been some problems with WordPress, both with new version 2.8 and with add-ons which don’t work as needed. For the past week huge hours were wasted trying to get our Users added to [...]
By Dean Striker, on May 27th, 2009 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 [...]
By Striker, on May 23rd, 2009 An examination of the recent 10th amendment state sovereignty movement with particular application from the work of Étienne de la Boétie. The central point from la Boétie is that tyrants can only succeed in their abuse so long as the people are willing to serve as the tyrant’s instruments, and that once they cease their [...]
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 20th, 2009 Where do individual rights come from? You’d think that if anyone knows the answer, it would be America’s top judges.
But you would be wrong.
On this basic question conservative and liberal judges alike are locked into a crucial error about America’s bedrock constitutional principle: individual rights.
The error consists in regarding rights as gifts [...]
By Striker, on May 20th, 2009 Groups represent human fellowship and are therefore nearly always morally superior to individuals. Groups that exist for purposes that advance the common good are morally justified in using the power of the group to circumvent the power of mere individuals. This includes confiscating the assets of wealthy individuals …
The laws of my perceptual universe [...]
By Dean Striker, on May 18th, 2009 It is said by many that America is a free country and many come here because of the perception that it is a free country. However, by any measure, it is anything but a free country because without individual freedom, there is no freedom and individual freedom has been trashed, as the first 10 Amendments… [...]
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