Category Archives: Quote of the Day

The difference between the Prags and the Fudds. Pierce Butler lived in the world as it is. We wish to change the world, but to do so we must first live in the world as it is and act accordingly … Continue reading →

Example One: John F. Kennedy, gunned down by a committed Marxist who agitated for “Fair Play for Cuba” (that is, Castro’s gulag), who once applied for Soviet citizenship. Tell me: Was Lee Harvey Oswald listening to rightwing chatter as he … Continue reading →

I’d like to start this month with optimism, but the current endeavor of the Executive Branch, combined with their track record, means that I’m afraid I cannot do that. The idea of imposing universal peace on the world by force … Continue reading →

You’ve heard the “water the tree of liberty” line? This is similar. Everyone has elites; The important thing is to change them from time to time. Joseph Alois Schumpeter Found via Tyler Durden’s post at Zero Hedge, “The Elites have … Continue reading →

In regards to MadRock’s post yesterday, there were a couple people who didn’t read The Rules Round These Parts or, if they did, they skipped right over Rule #9a. Don’t worry fellas, I’m not going to embarrass you by posting … Continue reading →

Senators John McCain (RINO-AZ) and Jon Tester (D-MT) have sponsored a bill in the Senate which force the District of Columbia to drop all the onerous new laws they wrote and passed in the wake of the Heller decision. But … Continue reading →

More truisms. If one rejects laissez faire on account of mans fallibility and moral weakness, one must for the same reason also reject every kind of government action. Ludwig von Mises

I guess I just don’t “care” enough. With a firm renunciation of reason sitting in your corner, it makes perfect sense to argue, as Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli does, that his state’s anti-Obamacare lawsuit is “more about liberty than … Continue reading →