Top 10 Most Libertarian Mark Twain Quotes
#1. “Only one thing is impossible for God: To find any sense in any copyright law on the planet.” Mark Twain was not a fan of the copyright system.
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Are These The Top 10 Most Hardcore Libertarian Songs Ever Made?
by Josh Guckert 1. Tax Man by the Beatles (Video features cover version due to YouTube copyright policing) There’s nothing that libertarians hate more than taxes. The Beatles share this hatred in their 1966 song, which was in response to the high level of taxes enacted by then-Prime Minister of the UK Harold Wilson. Best…
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Montana Legislator Introduced Bill to Ban Yoga Pants
They may take our lives. But they will never take our yoga pants! This past Tuesday, Montana state Rep. David Moore introduced an indecent exposure bill which would include “garments that give the appearance of a person’s buttocks, genitals, pelvis or female nipple.” He stated afterwards that, “Yoga pants should be illegal in public anyway,” a…
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Who Were The Top 10 Most Libertarian Presidents?
by Josh Guckert 10. Ronald Reagan Reagan is the only post-1929 President to be listed, and one of only two on this list who served in the 20th century. Reagan was quoted as saying that “the heart and soul” of conservatism is libertarianism. Additionally, he is much less hawkish than some modern conservatives wish to remember….
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The Top 20 Most Libertarian Christopher Hitchens Quotes
Yes, we know Hitchens wasn’t a libertarian, per se. He was a free thinker in many ways, and later in life became as skeptical of governments as he was about theocrats. Here are the famous intellectual’s top 20 most libertarian quotes. [postriddle data_game=”//www.riddle.com/Top10/Embedded/2445-Top+20+Most+Libertarian+Christopher+Hitchens+Quotes” data_width=”100%” data_height=”auto” data_recommendations=”true” data_share=”false” data_comments=”false” data_info=”false”]
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This Guy Bought A Lottery Ticket To Break A $100 Bill… Guess What Happened?
Makin’ it rain, son! A Massachusetts man bought a couple of lottery tickets to break a $100 bill and won $10 million. The Associated Press reported that he had just wanted to get some change to buy some sandwiches with, but now he can send someone else out to get them. The man will claim…
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GAO: EPA Used 20-Year Old Jobs Data To Justify Regulations
By Michael Bastasch How old is too old for employment data? Well, the Environmental Protection Agency has been using decades old economic data to analyze regulations, according to a government watchdog report. The Government Accountability Office reported the EPA “estimated effects of its regulations on employment, in part, using a study that… was based on data…
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Tech CEOs Request Billions For School Wi-Fi
By Blake Neff Published: July 8, 2014 A group of tech leaders are urging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to spend billions expanding access to wireless Internet in the nation’s schools and libraries. The group of 41 leaders, which includes Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings and Star Wars director George Lucas sent a letter…
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Marijuana Stores To Finally Open In Washington
By Jonah Bennett Marijuana stores across the state of Washington will finally be able to open their doors Tuesday after obtaining licenses during the early hours of Monday morning, ABC News reports. In total, 24 stores were granted licenses on Monday morning from the Liquor Control Board to operate in Washington. It has been a long…
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MSNBC Host Suggests Orwell’s Anti-Communist Novel ‘Animal Farm’ Is A Tale Of Capitalist Greed’
By Brendan Bordelon art by Ralph Steadman MSNBC host Krystal Ball suggested Tuesday that George Orwell’s famously anti-communist novel “Animal Farm” is an allegory for capitalism run amok — immediately setting the hair of literature professors across the country on fire. Ball spoke on MSNBC’s “The Cycle” about the recent release of French economist Thomas…
