Truthfully I hadn't really thought about this. Neither did most people. What use is a car that doesn't run when you need it? In my area, I still need something with about a 300 mile range and the ability to recharge in minutes.
“How willing are you to pay taxes when you know they’re intended to do you harm?”“Professional sports should stop shilling for the warfare state.”This is tied into their aggressive homeless problem. San Francisco used to be one of the most walkable cities in the country and a real joy to visit. I don't think that's true anymore.
“The defamation lawyer tweeted a video that has crucial footage ignored by the MSM.”Violating the Fourth Amendment "for your own good."
Yes, the U.S. is after the oil. You should recognize this, it's a repeating pattern. “What's good for General Bullmoose is what's good for the U.S.A.”
These might be a solution, but it doesn't fit my needs. They don't have the range and I wouldn't want to take them on an American highway or interstate.
“”If true, this is a perfect example of unintended consequences. I wonder if Trump can turn this around.
“”The politics of division is the politics of victimhood. This is already biting the DNC. Who gets to be on top of the victim hierarchy? And for how long?
The victim hierarchy strikes again. No criticism allowed.
For most things, the private sector and individual choice can do it better, faster, cheaper, and with deeper penetration.
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A voice of sanity.
Another attempt to panic you. Seriously, why does anyone listen to this man when he has been wrong so many times?
One advantage of fifty states is so we can experiment and find alternatives that might work better. The Constitution does not grant power over education to the Federal government.
Pretty accurate analysis.
Why is this accepted?
“John Bogle's life is a reminder that in capitalism you can make a fortune by saving your customers money.”The implications are staggering. You'd better believe that this is getting a lot of attention.
A good step. So why wasn't this done years ago?
So why isn't this a major story?
“Technology extracts at least 2,000 liters of water per day from the atmosphere at a cost of less than 2 cents per liter.”When people don't buy what you are selling, change the label.
Elites don't like it when the populace make their own choice.
“Why were there more FBI agents sent to arrest Stone than Navy SEALs sent to kill Osama bin Laden? Why jackboots in the morning in America? Here is the back story.”Then there is the obvious question, why does the economy have to be "run?"
“So long as there is peace and political stability in Cambodia, the future is looking bright for this growing economy.”Amazing how no one talks about cutting spending.
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Guilty until proven innocent
Don't you dare question the experts
Unaccountable censorship
“Ethanol fuel is a boondoggle that benefits Big Agra, corn farmers and refiners and no one else.”Tags: Robert Mueller ∙ special counsel ∙ TSA ∙ biometrics ∙ screening ∙ guilty until proven innocent ∙ psychological ∙ American Psychological Association ∙ Facebook ∙ blacklist ∙ purged ∙ inforwars ∙ censorship ∙ ethanol ∙ boondoggle ∙ Big Agra ∙ corn ∙ refiners ∙ Jamal Khashoggi ∙ Saudi Arabia ∙ caravan ∙ immigration
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Headlines&Free Markets&PoliticsWhy does government think it can choose someone's religion?
Disturbing
Virtue signaling…again
Chilling. Do you really want Google deciding what you can see on the 'net?
Literally taxes are theft
This is probably seven types of illegal.
Follow the money
Beyond surreal
The SPLC is heavily biased against conservatives, and moderately biased against libertarians
Why we need a free and open internet
Blacks, Hispanics, and women hit hardest
Why should any company be shielded from the taxes that other companies pay?
Yes, it's BuzzFeed which I don't like using as a source. It's also accurate.
Funny how only one side of the debate is hitting the national media
Exaggerating, but not by much
There is very little doubt that this was an attempt to derail an elected President
If the tables were turned, don't you think a business would be shamed into servicing Democrat voters?
What? You mean Brexit was not an isolated event?
“Trump's embrace of gun control is consistent with his views before he ran for president.”
There's no reason voters shouldn't know the details
“San Francisco rent control reduced affected rental housing by 15 percent while boosting citywide rents by 5 percent”
Excellent question
Capitalism holds the roots of freedom
“Telling others to 'get on the right side of history' is not just a form of intellectual bullying.”
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Friday - 23Feb2018 Filed in:
Headlines&Politics&Law&Free SpeechThe simplest solution is allowing more private schools unbound by most government regulation
There is a political agenda, even if the kids are not crisis actors. See also
CNN Scrambles: Denies ‘Scripted Question,’ Invites Pro-Gun Student to AppearIt's looking more and more like Michael Flynn was blackmailed by the special prosecutor's office
No governmental agency should be unaccountable.
This contradicts the government narrative about privacy. That is the biggest reason you should pay close attention.
Government is not your friend, especially when it is pretending to be.
I didn't expect that
The professional
It doesn't fit in the normal market segments
“It is only when people are confronted with speech they don’t like that we see whether these abstractions are real to them. ”
“Safe driving is now a reason for police to pull you over, check the inside of your car, demand your papers, and stomp what is left of the 4th Amendment into the ground.”
“In the War on Cash, a rare defense of physical money by an ECB Board Member.”
Why does this look more and more like blackmail?
Using the process against itself
Sometimes even LewRockwell.com asks the right questions
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It never was a threat. It was an excuse to divert money and resources to a religious cause. Yes, the climate alarmists are a religion. Right down to treating dissenters as heretics.
Too many cities have leveraged red light cameras into a revenue source and manipulated the light timing to maximize revenue.
Good questions. Presidents and politicos lie, it's what they do. The problems is believing one flavor is better than the other.
Why should one state control how farming occurs in another?
“Vulnerable” needs some explaining. There are cultural assumptions that the Diné have that most of the U.S. doesn't. This puts them at a disadvantage when it comes to legal issues.
Mark Zuckerberg is a hypocrite.
“Demonizing Men Undermines Both Sexes”
The Bureau is compromised.
It won't work. Trump is better at this game than the press or his political opponents. He won't go quietly when allegations are in the air.
This nuance is important and often misreported in the media. Jack serves
all customers; he does not want to be forced to create
all messages.
Yeah. The UN has no authority in the affairs between two nations or in the internal affairs of any nation. Nor does the US. Nor should they.
As long as CA pays and not the rest of the country, I've no problem. But they will find a way to shift the costs, just watch.
I'm torn on this one. On the one hand, I don't think the administration should be banning words. On the other hand, I've seen some of the nonsense coming out of the CDC in the last few years.
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HeadlinesOf course the media covered this, right?
If you can't repeal, then just let it collapse. Smart move. The Washington elite keep underestimating Trump.
Does anyone doubt that the Obama administration tried to fix the 2016 election anymore?
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) should be abolished as quickly as possible. It does not answer to anyone, and yet has tremendous power over business and consumers.
From the first, the
really interesting stuff has been excluded. The entire 2016 election, including the efforts of the Obama administration and the Clinton campaign, should be investigated.
Notice how Robert Mueller is staying away from investigating the Obama administration and the Clinton campaign. This investigation is not about possible crimes or justice. It's not even about the 2016 election. It's an open ended, unlimited, and unaccountable taxpayer funded effort to bring down the legally elected President. I don't like Trump, I don't trust Trump, BUT he was legally elected. Why isn't this called what it is, a
coup d'état?For a man who is incompetent and unfit to be President, he seems to be doing quite a bit.
I would love to see a civil asset forfeiture case hit the Supreme Court. Right now I think there's an excellent chance it could be overthrown.
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