NeoWayland's news watch from a libertarian angle
NeoWayland is a pagan philosopher, libertarian, & part-time trouble maker. Keeping vigil, he shares beacons of individual freedom & responsibility while watching for threats to LIBERTY. There's more to life than just black & white.
Government is not your friend
Invoking extremes just makes things worse. Government usually creates more problems to solve the problems it already created.
Headline roundups published weekdays. Beacon clippings published Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays. Weekly original article ☆ published Wednesdays. American classics published on Thursdays. Other clippings, quotes & updates published irregularly on weekdays as time and circumstances permit.
Liberty on the web
The Philosophy of Liberty
Me is Mine, You is Yours
Ain't Nobody's Business If You Do
You Are Not Alone
➣ You Are Not Alone
Practical philosophy
The Master, The Expert, The Programmer
NeoWayland NetWork
some daily reads
Arts & Letters Daily
City Journal
Wolf Street
The Honest Courtesan
WendyMcElroy.com
Living Freedom blog
Media Myth Alert
Politico Playbook
memeorandum
of two minds.com
Weekly Authoritarianism List
Lawfare
Drudge Report
Popehat
Findlaw
Legal Insurrection
Libertarian Blog Place
Bookworm Room
The Other McCain
Quillette
Intellectual Takeout
Tammy Bruce
Michelle Malkin
Rush Limbaugh
The Nation
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The New York Times
Chicago Tribune
Los Angeles Times
philly.com
SFGATE
The Washington Times
Boston Herald
BBC.com
The Salt Lake Tribune
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The Denver Post
Arizona Daily Sun
azcentral
tucson.com
The Nation
Attack the System
Utne Reader
PoliceMisconduct.net
Jihad Watch
good news
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NeoWayland’s Lexicon
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““Since the social victim has been oppressed by society, he comes to feel that his individual life will be improved more by changes in society than by his own initiative. Without realizing it, he makes society rather than himself the agent of change. The power he finds in his victimization may lead him to collective action against society, but it also encourages passivity within the sphere of his personal life.””