Collective States Are Constitutionally Incapable Of Reliably

There's A Big Difference Between Keeping The Peace, Which Is Something Folks Do Pretty Well Themselves, And Enforcing The Law, Which Is Another Thing Altogether.

And Yet, What Is Bravery But The Capacity To Reject Our Fears, Ignore And Supress Them, Then Go On To Do Whatever It Is We Are Afraid To Do.

What I Want To Accomplish Artistically Amounts To Nothing More Than Fulfilling The Promise Of The American Revolution.

Possibly Worst Of All, From The Standpoint Of The Dedicated Enemies Of Freedom, The Internet Is A World That Libertarians - Having Been Marginalized For Three Decades By The Establishment Media - Have Made Their Own, Almost Without Effort. It's An Alternative Reality (unlike 'meat-space' We Live In) In Which - Exactly Like Intelligence, Bravery, Or Virtue - The Human Capacity For Violence Is Not Additive, And In Which It's Impossible To Initiate Force Against Anybody.

We're All A Bunch Of Badminton Birdies Who Just Got Batted From The Republican Side Of The Court To The Democrat Side. We'll Eventually Get Batted Back Again, Of Course, Unless Libertarians Can Manage To Do Something About It. If Your Principal Concern, Like Mine, Is Freedom, There's Absolutely No Discernable Difference Between The Two 'majors,' And For All Practical Purposes, They're One Big Party - The Boot On Your Neck Party - Pretending To Be Two.