Monthly Archives: October 2008

My Casting Choice

31st
Oct. × ’08

(Not that anybody asked me.) The glare cut a moment’s wedge across his eyes, which had the color and quality of pale blue ice – then across the black web of the metal column and the ash-blond strands of his hair – then across the belt of his trenchcoat and the pockets where he held [...]

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Support Your Local Terrorist

30th
Oct. × ’08

There’s a petition you can sign to protest the charging of the RNC protestors as “terrorists.” (Conical hat tip to Charles Johnson.)

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Blogging the Encyclopedia, Part 1: Who Wrote What

28th
Oct. × ’08

The Cato Institute’s Encyclopedia of Libertarianism, forthcoming for lo these many years, has finally forthcome; I received my copy in the mail yesterday. (Cato offers it for $125, and Amazon (as of this writing) for $90; I could have gotten it from the publisher at an author discount for $75, but I managed to find [...]

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Attack of the Clones

28th
Oct. × ’08
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If You Don’t Choose Your Oppressor, You Can’t Complain

26th
Oct. × ’08

[cross-posted at Liberty & Power] While I’m not entirely persuaded by the strict anti-voting position, I think it’s a useful corrective to mainstream vote-olatry, so I’ve put together a page of anti-voting links. Suggestions for further links are welcome.

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Keith Preston Victorious!

26th
Oct. × ’08

[cross-posted at Liberty & Power] Congratulations to Keith Preston, who has won the Libertarian Alliance’s essay contest on the relation between libertarianism and big business. Check out Keith’s essay: Free Enterprise: The Antidote to Corporate Plutocracy. (Why Rothbard and Reagan are unhappily yoked together at the top of the page I couldn’t say.)

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