Wednesday, August 12, 2015
Confiscation Nation
Walter Williams makes a great point. He says that if you were to break into your rich neighbors home, steal money, and distribute it to a bunch of poor people, you would be arrested, prosecuted, convicted, and imprisoned for multiple years, but when the government does it (buttressed by a plurality of as puny as 50.01%) nothing happens. I mean, I know that the political class of America de facto thinks that what it yours is also theirs and all, but when you really stop and ponder it, damn, huh?
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This is why any candidate for any elected office that doesn't support immediate asset forfeiture reform....gives not a whit about liberty.
CI
Have you ever checked out the Institute for Justice, CI (they have a Youtube channel and a web site)? These people fight for liberty (mostly in support of individuals and small businesses) on a daily basis.
Yep, I'm a big fan of the work IJ does.
Me, too. Big time.
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