Ambition, impatience, and hurry are often admirable in individuals; but they are pernicious if they guide the power of coercion and if improvement depends on those who, when authority is conferred on them, assume that in their authority lies superior wisdom and thus the right to impose their beliefs on others.
What a Bunch of Hooey about Viktor Bout
It would be difficult to find a bigger pile of hooey in the mainstream press than what they are saying about Viktor Bout. It’s almost as bad as their monumental hooey about Russian citizen Maria Butina. The hooey surrounding Bout and Butina only goes to show what happens to people’s minds when the government inculcates them with an extreme, obsessive anti-Russia hostility.
The Right to Discriminate
by Jacob G. Hornberger and Richard M. Ebeling
How should the Supreme Court rule in the case of a website designer who does not want ...
Biden the Bogus Benevolent Dictator
by James Bovard
On July 4, President Biden declared, “Liberty is under assault ... rights we assumed were protected are no longer.” Biden, however, was referring solely ...
Separate Money and the State
by Jacob G. Hornberger
FFF president Jacob G. Hornberger gave the final talk in our online conference “End Inflation and End ...
Why Should Americans Have to Vote to Legalize Marijuana?
by Laurence M. Vance
In addition to the thousands of candidates running for federal, state, and local offices in the recent midterm election, voters in 37 states also ...
