Bryan L Mceuen

The state is, among other things, a minority of the population that asserts the right to aggress against the entire population. The state finances itself through conquest and through taxation, which is a form of extortion backed by the threat of armed robbery. Somehow, a relatively small organization can aggress against a population of hundreds...

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After a marriage dissolves and child custody disputes are settled, former spouses and children begin the next stage of their lives. During this time, parents are encouraged[H1] to

Dedicated to Dr. Ron Paul and R3volutionaries EverywhereWe were not ready.He offered us an empty hand.An open and honest hand, concealing nothing.No blade behind the fingers.No magic, no artful coin tricks,To dazzle and distract us....

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What if a small, libertarian-minded town or county, perhaps in New Hampshire or Montana, passed a law decreeing that town police and judicial services would, beginning on a certain date, be supplied entirely by the private market? Here's how it might work.

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Nicolas Winding Refn’s Drive is, by an enormous margin, the best new film I’ve seen this year. Pending another viewing or two, it probably takes over for 2009’s Moon as my favorite movie of the last half-decade. The cast, particularly Ryan Gosling, Bryan Cranston, Ron Perlman, Oscar Isaac, and Albert Brooks, is fantastic, and the stylized aesthetic—a neon marriage of cars, electronic music, and mob regalia—somehow makes up for the L.A. ruined by Bret Easton Ellis.

Brian Sandoval ... If those strategies include bumping single mothers McEuen and Bradford from the state's admittedly depleted child care program, however, they aren't worth the paper they're printed on. John L. Smith's column appears Sunday, Tuesday ...