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The nobler the language, the more nefarious the purpose of any legal instrument.— Mel Tappan
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The ultimate defense of our liberties is in three boxes:* the ballot box * the jury box * the ammo box.When the first two failed them, the Founders had to reluctantly turn to the third. I hope we never...
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Libertarian means individualism, property rights, free markets, and the right of sovereign human beings to do as they choose short of initiating force, intimidation, or fraud against others.— Garry Reed
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It is more beneficial that many guilty persons should escape unpunished than one innocent person should suffer, because it is of more importance that innocence should be protected than it is that guilt...
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When we are planning for posterity, we ought to remember that virtue is not hereditary.— Thomas Paine
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A patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his government.— Edward Abbey
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Anarchism is founded on the observation that since few men are wise enough to rule themselves, even fewer are wise enough to rule others— Edward Abbey
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Yet all knowledge conceals within it danger to a greater or lesser degree. If it did not, governments would not be so anxious to regulate it.— Lord Eiipul IX
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"No."I refuse. So long as consciousness remains, so long as cognizance holds sway, so long as I can function as a thinking being, I repudiate the notion of capitulation."However fruitless the effort...
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He hated the idea of practicing law, instead of doing something useful, of making his profession the manipulation of rules passed by a bunch of legislators during brief breaks between being bribed and...
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History has the relation to truth that theology has to religion--i.e., none to speak of.— Woodrow Wilson Smith
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Keep a government poor and weak and it's your servant; let it get rich and powerful and it's your master.— H. Beam Piper
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When a bureaucrat doesn't take a bribe, you know you're in real trouble.— CIA operative
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"The power to tax, once conceded, has no limits; it continues until it destroys."— Heinlein, Robert A.
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