guess not
Joe Carl White
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singer, consultant, humanitarian
RT @pjaicomo
#CivilForfeiture is theft. It always has been. For a long time, courts let the govt do it with almost no pushback. But thanks to @IJ's the strategic work, courts are finally asking easy questions. And the govt can't answer them. Because of the first sentence of this tweet. /END
#CivilForfeiture is theft. It always has been. For a long time, courts let the govt do it with almost no pushback. But thanks to @IJ's the strategic work, courts are finally asking easy questions. And the govt can't answer them. Because of the first sentence of this tweet. /END
RT @CatoInstitute
The Jones Act is best understood as a form of self‐sabotage that disrupts domestic commerce and imposes higher costs on American businesses and consumers. https://bit.ly/3nuDNPj #CatoTrade #EndTheJonesAct
The Jones Act is best understood as a form of self‐sabotage that disrupts domestic commerce and imposes higher costs on American businesses and consumers. https://bit.ly/3nuDNPj #CatoTrade #EndTheJonesAct
RT @MichelleMacCut1
Periodic reminder that Hans Hermann Hoppe is not Libertarian.
Periodic reminder that Hans Hermann Hoppe is not Libertarian.
The promise I saw in Hungary thirty years ago was being led by Viktor Orbán and Fidesz. The destruction of Hungary today is being led by Viktor Orbán and Fidesz.
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RT @katka_cseh
What is the Orbán government's "revenge law," stoking demonstrations of teachers & students in Budapest?
The law is a tool to brutally opress & intimidate teachers critical of the government— it opens the door to the monitoring of their private devices & soc…
https://twitter.com/katka_cseh/status/1654094132946542594
Katalin Cseh on Twitter
“What is the Orbán government's "revenge law," stoking demonstrations of teachers & students in Budapest? The law is a tool to brutally opress & intimidate teachers critical of the government— it opens the door to the monitoring of their private devices & social media activity 🧵”
RT @PaulG
Oklahoma plans to kill Richard Glossip on May 18. The state's own attorney general has said that this would be a "grave injustice," but other people in Oklahoma are determined to go ahead and kill him. Sound crazy? Keep reading; it gets crazier.
Oklahoma plans to kill Richard Glossip on May 18. The state's own attorney general has said that this would be a "grave injustice," but other people in Oklahoma are determined to go ahead and kill him. Sound crazy? Keep reading; it gets crazier.
Just to be clear: these stances are completely antithetical to being a libertarian.