“George Floyd complained of difficulty breathing just before dying”, defenders of Derek Chauvin insist. “This means that he died of a fentanyl overdose. I Googled it, and difficulty breathing is a symptom of opioid overdose! Derek Chauvin had nothing to do with Floyd’s death!”
Is the goal to advance liberty? Or is the goal to advance the Libertarian Party?
Unlike the Constitution, human rights are not really up for debate. The Constitution can technically be amended. Human rights cannot be amended.
By Ashley Dionne for The Liberty Block Fredic Rolando, president of the National Association of Letter Carriers, the national labor union of the U.S. Postal Service, yesterday endorsed Joe Biden for President of The United States. We may be getting too used to government picking winners and losers if we’re Read more…
Perhaps the most well-kept secret of all time is that progressive Democrats consider people of color to lack the necessary traits to achieve success on their own.
In total, Americans transfer approximately $126 million annually to government agencies that issue wedding and officiant licenses.
Early Americans criticized their king’s rule with the memorable slogan “no taxation without representation” and decried His Majesty’s efforts to suspend their legislatures, altering fundamentally the forms of their government by imposing an arbitrary power structure instead.
I’m starting to think that maybe we should just stop talking about rights altogether.
First, because they are so easily confused with entitlements. (The right to freedom of speech, or to self-defense, is now conflated with the ‘right’ to free medical care, or the ‘right’ to avoid having your feelings hurt.)
“A loaded gun sitting on the countertop…does not become dangerous until you act upon it. The opposite is true of [radioactive material]: it is inherently dangerous until you act upon it.”
By Ed Mazlish for The Liberty Block Riots are sweeping the United States and the world in the aftermath of the killing of George Floyd by a member of the Minneapolis police department. Cries of “systemic racism” and “institutional failure” by the United States as a country and as a Read more…