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Sh*t Libertarians Say That You Should Freaking Listen To
By: Laura Meyers There may be different strains of libertarians, but we tend to coin the same phrases. If you see a guy in a fedora wearing a Ron Paul shirt, you can probably hear him saying (or angrily typing on Facebook) one, if not a few, of these things: 1. End the fed First,…
Brewster’s Millions, Federal Trillions, Kids Inherit Debt
When we experience a strange event in life, we tritely dismiss it saying “Truth is stranger than fiction.” It is easy for us to laugh at the delightful movie, Brewster’s Millions, which is based on a 1902 novel, about how hard it is to spend a lot of money quickly. But what about when the…
You mad bro? AOC Can’t Take a Joke Over NYC Canceling Amazon Deal
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) was criticized on Friday for engaging a Twitter troll in a strange debate in which pizza coupons were used as an analogy. The account mocked Ocasio-Cortez for the implosion of a deal with Amazon to build a new headquarters in New York City that would’ve brought approximately 25,000 new jobs to…

Hell Is a Place on Earth
U.S. Climate Czar John Kerry’s January 18, 2023 speech at the World Economic Forum was viewed by us commoners, as he described it, as an “extra-terrestrial” event. He summed up his importance and that of the attendees as “… pretty extraordinary that we [a] select group of human beings (attendees) because of whatever touched us at…
Upset About the Trump Victory? Blame the False Cries of SJWs
by Josh Guckert Many on Tuesday called the election a choice between the lesser of two evils, and that it was. However, the selections were not Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Rather, it was a much more fundamental debate: unabashed straightforwardness and expression of unease with drastic social change; or feelings of elitism and intolerance toward…