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Marc Stevens writes:

It’s truly amazing despite all the crimes committed by governments, people still religiously cling to the idea governments are necessary to protect life, liberty and property. You can even point out governments not only have no duty to protect anyone, but also do a disasterous job at whatever they bother doing. Despite overwhelming evidence government is not only unnecessary, corrupt and a cancer on the world, its victims continue to revere them. Maybe this will help convince them governments are nothing more than gangs of killers, thieves and liars.

I disagree about them doing a disastrous job. Government actually does its job exceptionally well – which is to rob, rape, murder and plunder its subjects while doing everything in its power to expand and protect its monopoly on violence.

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William Grigg reports:

Lars Gardner of St. George, Utah walked away unscathed from the March 11 accident he caused when he plowed his car into a tan Buick carrying 71-year-old Karen Gummow, and 75-year-old Illa Jean Moore. Neither of the women — who were on their way to a women’s gathering at a nearby church when Gardner blindsided them — survived the crash.

Gardner was entirely at fault in the accident, yet no criminal charges were filed against him. A civil suit would most likely be thrown out of court.

Need it even be said that Gardner is a costumed agent of state coercion, and the women he killed were mere Mundanes?

The state exists to protect itself, not you.

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A brief history of human enslavement – up to and including your own.

Also see this and this.

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Fred Dardick reports:

Morris criticized Clinton for his Oklahoma City comments: “Let’s understand what was Timothy McVeigh’s motivation …he himself had said that it was the reaction to the Waco takeover. Bill Clinton orchestrated that takeover.”

Morris went on to say, “Clinton in fact was so ashamed about what he did in Waco that he was not going to appoint Janet Reno to a second four-year term. She told him in a meeting right before the inauguration day … ‘If you don’t appoint me I’m going to tell the truth about Waco.’ And that forced Clinton’s hand … It’s never been said (publicly) before.”

So Bill Clinton murdered 76 people in Waco, which supposedly led to the Oklahoma City bombing where 168 others died, and he has never been arrested and charged with any crimes? The man is a terrorist by any definition.

Obama is right about one thing: government is a monopoly on violence.

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Ryan W. McMaken writes:

Every week it seems, some new law or court decision comes down that is beyond ridiculous and which makes the American state look almost like a paragon of reason and liberty. This week, there was the story of the great-grandmother who was put under house arrest and faced prison time for selling a goldfish to a teenage boy.There was the case of the British baby snatchers who actually went out of their way to convince the Spanish government to snatch a baby from the arms of a breastfeeding mother because she might have one day been a bad mother. The cases of outrageous baby snatching are too many to even list here. The British state has perhaps the most aggressive baby snatchers on all the earth. And the British tolerate it.

Then there was that case in which a homeowner was sentenced to prison time for beating up armed robbers who imprisoned and terrorized the homeowner’s family. The robbers went free. The homeowner couldn’t defend his home with a gun because guns are essentially banned in the UK. It should surprise no one that violent crime and property crime in the UK are sky high.

There was the case of the alcoholic who died after he was refused medical treatment by the socialist-medicine police who determined he wasn’t worthy. The UK has one of the most inefficient socialist health care systems in the world and in has only been in recent decades that one has even been allowed to hire a private doctor at all.

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Basically, take all of America’s worst faults, ramp them up by about 50 percent, and you have the UK, where all the worst freedom-destroying tactics, laws, and abuses are tried out before export to the United States. Yet another once-nice country ruined by its awful government.

I have never understood why so many Americans wish to visit, thus give money to, that totalitarian crap hole.

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From their website:

Cop Block is a decentralized organization that highlights cops breaking the law and the action taken to seek accountability. We hope to be a the website/organization for people who are looking to rid police departments of their double standard. You don’t have anymore rights because you carry a badge.

Check them out.

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Bob Shallit reports:

Arriving at Harv’s Metro Car Wash in midtown Wednesday afternoon were two dark-suited IRS agents demanding payment of delinquent taxes. “They were deadly serious, very aggressive, very condescending,” says Harv’s owner, Aaron Zeff.

The really odd part of this: The letter that was hand-delivered to Zeff’s on-site manager showed the amount of money owed to the feds was … 4 cents.

How much did it cost to send these thieves to collect that four cents?

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Nathan Allonby reports:

Simultaneous introduction of biometric, smart ID cards around the world is not just a coincidence, it is not merely due to nations copying effective schemes in other nations, and is not just a phenomenon related to the sudden maturity of technology. Implementation of these ID card schemes was pushed. It is being driven in a coordinated programme, via international organisations and conferences, led by the US and the European Union (EU).

It is no coincidence that when the “Patriot Act” was implemented in the U.S., almost identical bills were passed in other countries. Global government is not coming sometime in the future, it is here, now. For a group that claims to conspiracies don’t exist, they sure do conspire a lot.

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