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Halloween festivities kicked of a week early in Lucy Park this weekend.
The undead walked the streets of downtown Wichita Falls Saturday evening.
Halloween is around the corner, and Petco joined in on all the spooky fun by hosting its' annual pet costume costume.
On Saturday, Republican candidate for governor, Greg Abbott, visited his home town of Wichita Falls and visited with residents.
Teens Make a Difference is bringing students from Wichita Falls out to give back to their community.
Members of the Wichita County Democratic party hit the neighborhoods on Saturday encouraging people to vote.
Serving a warrant at an Iowa Park home leads Wichita County Sheriff's deputies on a chase and results in a man's arrest for reportedly trying to harm a deputy
With 11 days left before the November 4th General Election, two men are busy campaigning for your vote for Wichita County Precinct 2 Commissioner.
A Texas Ranger who was assigned to investigate the murder of a Texoma woman nearly 20 years ago after the case had gone cold testified on Friday how the defendant became their one and only suspect.
A 70 year old Wichita Falls woman and her son are charged with burglary after police investigate suspicious sales of large amounts of copper wire and aluminum radiators.
Due to a manufacturing delay, the vaccines will be coming in a little later than usual.
A U.S. Ambassador, who earned his bachelors and masters degrees at MSU, will be honored there this homecoming weekend.
A University Park man is hopeful people will appreciate his dark sense of humor when it comes to his Halloween decoration theme this year: Ebola.
Dallas nurse and Ebola patient Nina Pham is free of the Ebola virus and is being discharged from the hospital Friday.
Police are investigating an aggravated assault at a Wichita Falls home this evening.
There are many organizations that provide services to parents to ensure the proper development of their kids but the United Way has taken that concept a bit further.
Community Healthcare Center of Wichita Falls celebrated a milestone this evening.
Students broadcast morning announcements across West Foundation Elementary.
The forensic pathologist who performed the autopsy on a woman killed almost 20 years ago took the stand on Thursday in the trial of a man charged in one of Texoma's oldest unsolved murders.
Two candidates are seeking to replace a long-time Wichita County commissioner.
A Wichita Falls man is behind bars again, this time for allegedly stealing several pieces of equipment from Atwoods Ranch and Home Store.
Police are in search of a man they say used a 12 inch long knife to rob a convenience store Thursday morning.
Flight paramedic Erasmus "Johan" van der Colff IV died Wednesday night from injuries suffered in the October 4th helicopter accident in Wichita Falls.
The Storm Prediction Center has started using a new and expanded threat level system for severe weather forecasts across the U.S..
A pastry chef at Kathy's Bakery wanted to Pay it Forward to a single mom who recently hit a rough patch.
A sexual assault trial will also resume tomorrow after a day full of testimony, including from the alleged victim.
Prosecutors look to have a huge break in the investigation of the triple homicide of a family in Duncan.
There are many different ways to tell a story. It doesn't always involve talking or reading a book.
Day one of testimony in the trial of a man charged in one of Texoma's oldest unsolved murders wrapped up on Wednesday evening after half a dozen witnesses take the stand inside a Baylor County courtroom.
One day after city councilors voted to extend the deadline for car washes to be off city water, even if lakes hit 20%, some car wash operators are still upset that they may cut off at all.
Dallas nurse Amber Vinson no longer has Ebola, her family says.
Early voting is underway.
The Wichita Falls Animal Services Center is celebrating a big milestone.
Most of the questions at MSU's Ebola forum were about how the virus is contracted.
The family of Candice Shields speaks out after Jeremy Thornburg was found guilty in the 2011 murder.
In Baylor County, the trial of a man charged in one of Texoma's oldest cold case murders is expected to begin on Wednesday.
Texomans help take a bite out of hunger on Monday afternoon during the 3rd Annual Empty Bowls event.
The second of two former Altus police officers charged in an undercover FBI and police investigation has now pleaded guilty.
Wichita Falls car washes can continue to use city water until the end of January, no matter how low the lakes get.
School officials confirm 22 students were stung by a swarm of bees outside Saginaw's Highland Middle School Tuesday morning during PE class.
Archer City officials want their citizens to celebrate Halloween two days earlier than normal.
This morning in a Young County courtroom, the defense and prosecution gave their closing arguments in the trial of a man accused of killing a Graham woman.
A Wichita Falls mother is behind bars after police say she passed out in her hotel room under the influence of alcohol and drugs and locked her child out of the room.
Wichita Falls car owners are now able to continue to wash their cars at local car washes, even if the lake levels fall to 20 percent.
Safety regulators have issued an urgent alert for millions of drivers.
South Africa courts sentenced Pistorious for his charges in the shooting death of.....
Early voters in Wichita County are using new election equipment which they rate as user friendly.
Nexstar's leader is honored for his contributions to the broadcast industry.
A man who admitted defrauding a couple from Wichita Falls, Texas, out of their life savings, was sentenced Monday morning in federal court in Wichita Falls.
A Wichita Falls man is behind bars after allegedly trying to choke his mother.
Human remains found during the search for missing University of Virginia student Hannah Graham have been identified as those of the 18-year-old, officials said Friday.
Police are responding to a report of a shooting at a high school in Washington state. Police were seen escorting students from Marysville-Pilchuck High School, which was on lockdown.
Evenflo is recalling more than 202,000 rear-facing infant car seats.
Oklahoma man survives terrifying crash thanks to his car's headrest. Adam Snider reports.
Horror flick "Ouija" hits theaters this week. Raphael Seth has more.
Doctor in New York tests positive for Ebola.
A health care worker just back from West Africa is being isolated and checked for Ebola virus at New York's Bellevue Hospital.
Mischievous toddler snakes his way inside claw game. Aaron Wright reports.
Family attorney describes leak of Michael Brown's autopsy "insult on top of injury". Leisa Zigman reports.
Woman named "Isis" says her name is causing problems following the rise of the militant army fighting to take over Iraq and Syria. Rachelle Murcia reports.
Being young and healthy helped Ashoka Mukpo pull through Ebola, but he'll be weak for months, doctors who treated him said Wednesday.
U.S. health officials say they'll step up efforts to watch for Ebola even more by requiring travelers from affected countries to be actively monitored for three weeks.
Parents are encouraging houses offering non-food treats to display teal pumpkins so children with allergies will know it's safe to stop. Erika Edwards reports.
A soldier guarding the National War Memorial was shot and killed Wednesday in the Canadian capital of Ottawa,
Delivery men can't escape oncoming SUVs in horrific three vehicle crash.
Teen suffers fatal heart attack at Ohio haunted house. Jackie Congedo reports.
Police dash cam shows police holding a woman in at gunpoint after she and her husband were pulled over while speeding to the hospital. Jannay Towne reports.
The Obama administration announced Tuesday that all U.S.-bound travelers from three Ebola-stricken African countries will be required to fly into one of five airports that are conducting additional screening.
Nexstar's leader is honored for his contributions to the broadcast industry.
Indiana police on Monday named a suspect in custody in the killings of seven women whose bodies were found over the weekend, and they said he may be responsible for slayings as long as two decades ago.
Keene State College's annual pumpkin festival takes a violent and messy turn. John Moroney reports.
Parents demand Maine teacher be removed from school after she traveled to Dallas, but had no contact with anyone associated with the Ebola outbreak. Vivien Leigh reports.
Cross Country runner carries injured rival 300 feet in final race of their season. Krista Boehm reports.
Ebola themed Halloween costumes are generating controversy. Eddie Garcia reports.
Good Samaritan rushes into burning home to rescue elderly man.
A huge Pentagon parking lot remains closed and cordoned off, and a bus full of Marines is temporarily quarantined as medical personnel attempt to determine why a woman who boarded the bus suddenly became ill.
Man seen escorting Ebola patient onto plane with no protective gear sparks wave of interest and rumors, but there's an explanation. Valerie Hoff reports.
Highway honey spill leaves van covered in honey, then swarmed by bees. Bryan Anderson reports.
Police probing mysterious death of actress Misty Upham, who recently appeared in "August, Osage County and "Django Unchained". Natalie Swaby reports.
The first nurse to be infected with Ebola has been moved to the National Institutes of Health, as the government mobilizes efforts around the country to stop the deadly disease. Tracie Potts reports.
An Ohio bridal shop has been shut down as a precautionary measure after a weekend visit from Ebola-infected nurse Amber Vinson. Sara Shookman reports.
Police say gang fight at high school spilled over into nearby neighborhood, with 3-year-old caught in the crossfire. Chauncy Glover reports.
California family says police use of excessive force in standoff lead to the death of hostage Misty Holt-Singh. Melinda Meza reports.
Apple unveils new ultrathin iPads.
Entries written in code contained juicy gossip about Jefferson Davis' wife. Mark Mulholland reports.
Florida Governor Rick Scott refuses to take the stage during debate because of a small fan under opponent Charlie Christ's podium. Michael Williams reports.
Home security camera shows thief stealing young boy's prized pumpkin. Elisa Hahn reports.
A teenager is dead and another 23 are injured after a Jeep lost control during a hayride. Danielle Waugh reports.
Texas football coach placed on paid leave after taunting losing rival team with profanity-laced Facebook post. Jennifer Bauer reports.
Highway patrol dash cam shows crowded school bus swerving across lanes on busy highway. Sandra Yi reports.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife announced Tuesday they are donating $25 million to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control foundation to fight the Ebola crisis that has killed more than 4,440 people in west Africa.
Texas man says he murdered his mother and defiled her corpse because he was "board with life". Bart Bedsole reports.
Family's surveillance video shows would-be burglar tumbling off of roof. Heather Graf reports.
Video shows police officer smash car window, then use stun gun on passenger after pulling over car for seat belt violation.
The U.S. is stepping up the fight against Ebola. Tracie Potts reports
A nurse in Spain has become the first person to contract Ebola outside of West Africa in the latest epidemic, authorities said on Monday.
A suburban teen from the Chicago area was arrested at O'Hare International Airport over the weekend and accused of attempting to provide aid to ISIS
Ebola patient Ashoka Mukpo and the NBC crew he was a part of will return to the United States for treatment and quarantine. Jay Gray reports.
A short video released by ISIS on Friday shows the apparent beheading of British aid worker Alan Henning.
General Motors is recalling 524,384 cars and sport utility vehicles globally in two actions dealing with potential latch and loose part issues, the automaker said on Friday.


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"We love busting animal-abusers. If they want to take away our rights, having based my entire career on this one thing, there's no way I will sit by as this happens."
That's what one undercover animal activist said recently in an ABC News interview, vowing to fight so-called "ag gag" laws being passed in many states across the country.
The activist, identified only as "Pete," was behind a 2012 undercover video released of alleged animal abuse at the Bettencourt Dairies' Dry Creek Dairy facility near Hansen, Idaho. The video led to changes in dairy employee training and vetting across Idaho, as well as probation for one of the three workers charged in the case.
But, as ABC News pointed out, these undercover investigations may be radically transformed as more states work to pass laws to protect farmers and ranchers from activists, including prohibiting them from gaining employment under false pretenses and waiting months before reporting the abuse to authorities.
In recent years, some states have proposed or passed bills that give undercover activists 24 hours to submit unedited copies of footage to law enforcement for further investigation. Tennessee is the latest to propose an "ag gag" bill, which was approved by the House Agriculture Subcommittee earlier this week. Read more here.
A total of nine state legislatures are considering an "ag gag" bill.
For activists like Pete, these laws only protect animal abuse. For livestock producers, however, it's a way to prevent groups from strategically editing the footage and releasing it to the law enforcement and the public in a well-planned media frenzy months after filming. However, in the process, the laws also make the industry less transparent to consumers.
In a 2012 poll on PorkNetwork.com, 73 percent of respondents indicated that they do not believe that "ag gag" laws help agriculture. See the poll here.
Meanwhile, animal activist "Pete" notes that he will work with the Mercy for Animals' legal teams to work around the "ag gag" laws to continue to expose animal abuse.
"We'll find a way," Pete warned. "There's going to be a way we keep doing this."
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Rocks and Stars with Amy: This Year I Saw the UniverseTuesday, February 1st, 2011
With WISE, I roamed the skies — seeing everything from the closest asteroids to the most distant galaxies. When I was a kid, maybe 6 or 7, I remember reading the encyclopedia about Andromeda, Mars and Jupiter. After that, I spent a lot of my free time (and a fair amount of gym class) wishing that I could be "out there" exploring the stars, imagining what it must be like to get close to a black hole or the lonely, cold surface of a moon. Fast-forwarding several decades, I've just spent a tremendously satisfying and delightful year using some of our most sophisticated technology to see "out there" for real. It's pretty cool when your childhood dreams come true!
Today, the operations team sent the command to kill the survey sequence and put WISE into a deep sleep. While I'm sad to see the survey stop, the real voyage of discovery is just getting started as we unpack the treasures that our spacecraft beamed back to us. Although I'm going to miss waking up to see a new slew of pictures fresh from outer space, what I've looked at so far is only a tiny fraction of the millions of images we've garnered. My colleagues and I are working nonstop now to begin the decades-long process of interpreting the data. But I can already say for certain that we're learning that the universe is a weirder, more wonderful place than any science fiction I've ever read. If I could go back in time to when I was kid, I'd tell myself not to worry and to hang in there through the tough parts — it was all worth it.
A cast of hundreds, maybe thousands, of people have worked on WISE and deserve far more credit than they get. The scientists will swoop in and write papers, but all those results are squarely due to the brilliance, stubborn persistence and imagination of the technicians, managers, engineers of all stripes (experts in everything from the optical properties of strange materials to the orbital perturbations of the planets), and administrative staff who make sure we get home safely from our travels. Although we may not be able to fly people around the galaxy yet, one thing Star Trek got right is the spirit of camaraderie and teamwork that makes projects like WISE go. For the opportunity to explore the universe with such fine friends and teammates, I am truly grateful.


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HowTheLightGetsIn, the philosophy and music festival at Hay on Wye, has just finished its sixth outing - and it was bigger and better than ever before.
This year's festival featured over 500 events, plus a spectacular array of live performances, comedy nights and film screenings. Leading thinkers in every field mixed with cutting edge musicians to excite the imagination and renew the spirit.
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Georgian Lover's Eye Portrait Miniature of Redhead
This brooch dates correctly to around 1810-1820 and is a classic form. Set with natural seed pearls in a delicate border, there are twenty-six (26) pearls in all set in gold. The miniature is watercolor on ivory and is in rectangular format. The eye is most rare as it is of a redhead. Rarely do you find this coloration. The eye itself is vivid blue, with a hint of the supple skin underneath and the lid and brow of auburn hair. It is painted with artistry and skill and is incredibly lifelike. The ivory of course makes for a convincing background as it is so akin to flesh tones. The entire brooch's charm stems from its understated delicacy and enigmatic subject. The condition is very fine with the intact rock crystal that is bezeled and appears untouched or disturbed. The brooch itself is also very fine with one pearl possibly reinforced slightly otherwise original C clasp, tube hinge and pin stem and all else original. A few bottom center pearls have the slightest greenish case which is magnified greatly in the photos. In person it is very hard to detect. English in origin. Measures 1 inch cross with pin extending (2.5 cm), and 7/8 of an inch without (2.2 cm); 5/8 of an inch high (1.6 cm).
Lover's eye, or miniature portraits of just an eye, are some of the most captivating pieces of jewelry from the Georgian period that are extant. Eye's as symbols have been used for centuries upon centuries and the eye itself as an image is enthralling, mesmerizing and thought provoking. Said too have begun with the Prince of Wales in the late 18th century, for his secret lover, Mrs. Fitzherbert. They exchanged eye miniature portraits rather than full miniatures so they both would have "anonymous" love tokens. The bearers were the only ones who could identify the sitter.
This charming custom took hold and the aristocracy and wealthy began to exchange these types of tokens of love and affection. They fashion only lasted from the late 1790's though to about 1825 or a bit later. It is interesting to note that most forms are as this one, in very small brooches, quite plain, perhaps with seed or garnet borders. They are also often women's eye so it leads one to believe that they may have been given as tokens of affection for sisters and friends, as these brooches were not worn by men. In fact, very few male eyes are found at all!
Many forgeries now abound. Many are now either painted "yesterday" and placed into a hair lockets of all shapes (with the hair removed) or cut from an original period portrait miniature and inserted into Victorian or Georgian jewelry. The fancier the setting, the more one must very closely scrutinize the jewel for the possibility of it being not of the period. Most on Ebay sadly are poor forgeries. If you wish to read further, please see the "Reference" section of our website, under "Glossary of Terms" and scroll down to "Lover's Eyes".
This eye is correct. Some of the clues are that first this is painted finely and in the exact manner of a Georgian miniaturist. The crystal is in near pristine condition with no evidence of tampering or opening. There is also only a single eye with no hair, nose or other face elements. This would lead us to believe it was not cut from a miniature. However, note that having those suggestions of hair, nose, or other facial features does not necessarily mean it is automatically a forgery - some were painted this way. All in all an endearing token of the sentiments of a time long gone.
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Tuesday, 12 November 2013
Families, carers and people who use adult care services in Hampshire joined a celebration of the distinguished Shared Lives Scheme.
Almost 200 people from 18 Shared Lives Schemes across the south east region met at Butlins at Bognor Regis, West Sussex, as part of Shared Lives week. At the event they were able to meet other participants from Shared Lives Schemes and share their experiences.
Hampshire's Shared Lives Scheme was started more than 30 years ago by Hampshire County Council and was one of the first such schemes in the country.
Shared Lives offers long and short stays as well as day opportunities for adults needing care and support for learning or physical disabilities, mental health problems, or older people unable to live independently.
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Councillor Liz Fairhurst, Executive Member for Adult Social Care and Public Health, said: Shared Lives is built around the needs and desires of individuals. This means people staying with a Shared Lives carer can feel part of a family and community. It is a home from home.
"People are preferring to move away from traditional day and respite services in favour of a more personalised touch and Shared Lives is able to offer this. This scheme can offer independence clients may never have experienced before.
"Carers are the cornerstone of the Shared Lives Scheme and people who have taken on the challenge of becoming a Shared Lives carer have found it to be a rewarding and life-enhancing role."
Linda has been a Shared Lives Carer for three years and in that time has provided three long stay placements and three respite placements. She currently lives with two people, one with Mental Health problems and one with a learning disability. Linda said: "Shared Lives is a great scheme, providing more normal environments for adults with some form of difficulty and integrating the adults that use this service into communities, homes and family where they live. This also allows for the carers to provide care in a much more homely/family orientated way again giving everyone access to a more relaxed, enjoyable and normal way of life."


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"Heroic figure" and "more than any man of our epoch or even of our century, [Che] was the living embodiment of the principle of revolution".
- Murray Rothbard
I was quite surprised to read this recently. It sounds like Rothbard admired Che very much. Could this mean that Rothbard supports libertarian revolution? Perhaps according to Guevara's tactics of "focalism?"
Rothbard always seemed like one of the major libertarian theorists who seemed to have a revolutionary-leaning, citing the Bengali revolt against the Punjabi occupiers as a prime example of a way he'd like to see it done.
Possibly. Rothbard also favoured a political strategy to attain liberty, which is unproductive.
So you suggest Agorism?
I suggest despair. :P
I think libertarians need to achieve social, economic, and community standing, while at the same time having a close solidarity in these goals (the two go hand in hand). This requires initial dissemination of information in order to discover those who can understand liberty and can join in this endeavour (building up what Albert Jay Nock called 'The Remnant').
So, quietly taking over, basically.
Yes. You can't win a fight against a vastly more powerful opponent. So don't fight directly. Undermine him in other ways until he is weakened. Use his own strengths against him, e.g. the division of people against eachother and the waste of their energy in politics, the fact that conspiracy theorists are so stigmatised that conspiracies are less suspected by the general population (the key point is that his makes all conspiracy theories less believable to the average joe, even non-state ones).
But if we want a stateless society, wouldn't a revolution have to occur eventially, regardless of how many libertarians "quietly take over?" I don't think the state will simply dissolve once that happens, and bloodthirsty statists in power won't go without a fight.
Technically, the non-aggression axiom has already been violated by the state. At this point, we have a right to an anti-oppression revolt.
But if we want a stateless society, wouldn't a revolution have to occur eventially, regardless of how many libertarians "quietly take over?"
Not necessarily. It really depends on the particular situation. A Galt's Gulch would probably be more effective. Even politics could be useful if the required societal infrastructure had already been captured.
At this point, we have a right to an anti-oppression revolt.
Of course, but it's an extremely counter-productive activity (unless you just want to be a martyr).
If we want to overthrow the state we must make sure WE WIN.
If we lose by violent means, the state will make its iron grasp even tighter, and we might as well see the death of libertarianism.
"Since people are concerned that 'X' will not be provided, 'X' will naturally be provided by those who are concerned by its absence.""The sweetest of minds can harbor the harshest of men."
but theres a bigger practical problem, and thats that people need society to work. Youre not going to take over the government and then make them go fill out job applications or something. For a lot of people, that would be a fight to the death, which is bad news but also bad for the survivors. People would be so traumatized that they wouldnt care what government they had as long as no more of their young people were killed. Then you have two armies that are now supposed to go get jobs? Its a historical fact that figting men dont always want to quit fighting.
Whereas the state doesnt even actually exist, its just an idea that allows people to transfer liability. Once you destroy the idea, the illusion is gone, no one needs to kill or get killed.
look dude, liberty is inevitable. Theres no stopping N idea whose time has come. Our progeny arent going to become too stupid to figure out that human action is purposeful, its only the combination of cultural identity and a monstrous social machine piloted to dubious ends that has allowed things to get this far. Cultural identity is uncontrollable in the long term for most people. They make their own culture.
I still don't believe statists would give up their power under that manner. I just don't think it's their nature.
@ Your earlier post
I'd just like to know what we can do right now, to make that idea's time come sooner. I'd like to see a stateless society, or, at the very least, a minarchist country in my lifetime, and the two options that I've heard that sound like a quick way to get there are seasteading/creating a new society elsewhere or revolution. I hate violence, but the NAP HAS been violated, and it has been violated as long as the state has been stealing from individuals (a long time).
If we believe in the NAP, then we believe that retaliation is justified.
Imagine you're walking down the street, unarmed, and a 6'8", 250 lbs muscle-bound dude pushes you to the ground and steals your sunglasses. Do you have a right to retaliate? Sure thing. But would you?
Still, maybe you could make an important contribution to seeing some degree of freedom in your lifetime. You mentioned seasteading. Well, if you could just help to solve one specific difficulty of such a venture, you would be contributing a lot. If many others did the same, the project would be far easier to undertake. So if that's what you want, develop your skills towards that end and see what you can come up with.
as for what to do, you need to educate yourself and then everyone around you. The only reason this will work is because we are right. And, look at how far marxism got with agitprop and determination. Surely we can do better, for the truth is on our side.
besides, I am tired of war.
@ Aristippus
Good point. But my problem is what everybody else here sees - the government is getting bigger and bigger and bigger. Every day. We have to weigh what's better here - revolution based on libertarian principles NOW, or the possibility of seasteading, which seems like it would be decades away.
That's the thing about libertarianism - how do you make it come about? And as for political action, I think Konkin had a point when he emphasized how you can't change the state by becoming the state. I think Ron Paul even knew this when he ran, as he even admitted at one point that it was all about the education.
@ Malachi
Could you expand more on your plan?
You have to understand that in modern 'democracies', people identify with the state. Thus any assault on the state or coup d'etat is considered an affront to themselves, and the entire populace is mobilised against you. That was not the case in the old, pre-nationalistic monarchies, where the people viewed the ruler as apart from them and it was largely irrelevant to most people who that particular person was. Your plan for a coup d'etat, then, would be much more effective in such an enviornment. Try conquering some place that has no 'politics'.
Have you read Etienne de la Boetie's Discourse on Voluntary Servitude?
let it reductio ad absurdio itselfio
That would be 'se ad absurdum reducat'. :P
I had to put your Latin in Google Translator.
But on a serious note, I'm not sure I am particularly crazy about sitting around and waiting for the state to fail, something that could produce extreme chaos in itself.
Unfortunately I have not read it. But I suppose mass education is needed in order to make a revolution succeed in that regard.
youre not supposed to be sitting around waiting, youre supposed to educate yourself and others. Yah, when everyone has trillions of dollars but theres no food and no farms, its gonna be bad. Thats why we need to educate people and convince them to walk away instead of go down with the ship.
I also changed my mind. The official plan is this:Talk to People instead of Shooting Them.
'se ad absurdum reducat
Okay. So in Paulian terms, an "intellectual revolution."
He made it pretty widespread due to his presidential campaign that, as I said before, I have a strong feeling was never meant to get in in the first place, just to educate. How do you propose we mass educate people once again? I'm not going to make a game-changing difference if a convince one guy of the libertarian ways.
I feel that a more effective plan would go beyond the intellectual aspect into actually gaining social and economic standing through solidarity between libertarians. This would allow libertarians to acquire the necessary resources, connections, and organization to be a major force in society. Of course, the education aspect has to be there in order to recruit new core members and to create a general understanding of liberty, but that is only the beginning.
Hmm...how did Marx do it? I guess he automatically gained support from low wage workers who liked the "dictatorship of the proletariat" scam.
Oh wait, that scam came from some other Marxist.
Imagine you're walking down the street, unarmed, and a 6'8", 250 lbs muscle-bound dude pushes you to the ground and steals your sunglasses. Do you have a right to retaliate? Sure thing. But would you?
Hence my support for making sure to retaliate against the state IF we have made sure taht we can abolish it instead of petty rebellions.
If you retaliated agains the huge muslce massed man pushing you, you will get beat up instead of being merely pushed, that is, if you lose the fight. If you can win the fight, then might as well retaliate.
I dont think that intellectual revolution, nor a violent revolution will do it.
We need all of them combined. We need people who are poltiically active in their libertarian mindset, and educated, and also strong if need arises to do so.
Hence the perfect libtertarian man will be like me. Buff, smart, strong, and charming.
I think what you just described was, in it's libertarian form, Foco.
Yep. It's just a power-hungry douchebag's way of getting into power by winning the support of the masses by making hell look like heaven for them. That's why Marxism targets the destruction of culture over anything else, because that's what you have to control if you want the people to keep following the dillusion of the communist spirit. Hitler did it the other way. He controlled the culture by revering it and forming it around him, rather than the communist way of completely destroying it and then reforming it. Either way, when you have control of the culture, you can make anything seem cool.
Rothbard was a great man, but a little irresponsible when writing short commentary like this. An extenuating circumstance perhaps is that he wrote 8 pages per hour so it is unlikely he ever slept on a short current affairs article like this.
I think you do have to work within the system, but the power isn't in the elections. It's in the bureaucracies. The appointed positions, management(upper and lower). Imagine you were in charge of hiring all the _________ inspectors in the state. There'd be an awful lot of' everyone's in compliance' in a big hurry.
It's jury nullification in a society where law is decided by dork in a uniform with a ticket book. Customs agents, OSHA, Department of whatevers, DMV! That's where you can make magic happen. What if suddenly car registration and licensing was an efficient process? Then somebody at a newspaper says "do we even really need one?" at the right time. And have you ever met a top-level POS at a DMV? They're Nazis, no question. These people need to be on the street, out of jobs.
But think about it. Everyone loves the government until they have to deal with them. They love the military, but not girls who've dated someone in the Marines. They love the cops, until they get a ticket and have to go to court. Really, all that's happening is what you already do: Talk to the people most receptive to the message. And where are people more accepting of anti-government rhetoric than government buildings?
But if we want a stateless society, wouldn't a revolution have to occur eventially
But if we want a stateless society, wouldn't a revolution have to occur eventially
Is that what happened in Russia for the USSR to be found? Or for that matter, is that how the USSR ended? Nah.
The end of the USSR is actually a decent model for how the US could be freed from federal tyranny. Basically, the USSR was broken up by powerful regional governors simply deciding to ignore the Kremlin from then on. They walked away from the Kremlin, and it collapse. But there was broad support for this, even within the Kremlin. Gorbachev knew Russia was floundering too, so he couldn't bring himself to oppose this change like, say, Stalin would have.
Maybe one day the US governors of state can simply walk away from the Fed too. Businesses could refuse to withhold. Etc.
SkepticalMetal:regardless of how many libertarians "quietly take over?" I don't think the state will simply dissolve once that happens, and bloodthirsty statists in power won't go without a fight.
Listen, the state needs to be deligitimized in the eyes of the masses before broad-based change can occur. The left has long known the connection between legitimacy and political power, and we libertarians understand it fairly well.
Americans still believe in the concept of America, so American leadership is still legitimate and will successfully resist any attempt to break out of the system entirely. The delegitimation strategy is more powerful than the education strategy, but really the two go hand in hand.
Even things like my creation of a seastead help towards delegitimation depending on the US's response to it. The great thing is, whether they allow my seastead or not, both decisions hurt US legitimacy and advance the education aspect of libertarianism, for it generates news either way and they'll have to break their own laws to shut me down, thus showing the hypocrisy of the system.
Technically, the non-aggression axiom has already been violated by the state. At this point, we have a right to an anti-oppression revolt.
I maintain that as long as the possibility of voting in change still exists, and as long as you have the right to end their aggression by non-violent means such as leaving the country and renouncing citizenship, then you don't have a right to violent revolt within the US.
Even if you did consider seriously a violent revolt, you realize that such a revolt held to the bounds of the NAP would mean stopping only their aggression against you and no more? It wouldn't be a revolt in any sense like historical ones. You couldn't storm Washington DC or anything :P Only engage in just enough force to stop their aggression against you. Which would mean things like becoming a tax protestor.
At which point they'd simply drag you to tax court and you end up in jail for a term. Because they still have legitimacy on their side when it comes to taxes.
The intellectual state-allies that run all the state schools have inoculated the masses against critical thinking, against political and ethical reasoning, against even reading in general.
With a populace that doesn't like to read, I don't think the education strategy will be particularly effective. What we need are to create events that will create international news which then give a forum to our ideas and attract others to our cause. Secondly we need to group together physically, for iron sharpens iron. Things like Liberty Fest or w/e are good for that.
I think things will take off once we have a libertarian jurisdiction to settle in. From there, ways to influence the world will multiply rapidly.
I think what you just described was essentially the free-state project.


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Five9, the leader in cloud contact center software, ranked 276th on Deloitte's 2012 Technology Fast 500™, a ranking of the 500 fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences and clean technology companies in North America.
Five9 credits a disruptive market opportunity and significant customer adoption of cloud contact center software with the company's organic revenue growth.
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The arrest of two people involved in a weekend vehicle chase has led four law enforcement agencies to wrap up a number of vehicle breakins that occurred a few months ago.
The Rowan County Sheriff's Office said they aided in a chase that began Sunday in Mooresville and that ended on N.C. 152. The breakins were reported in several counties, including Rowan, Cabarrus, Forsyth, Randolph, Guilford and Iredell.
The Rowan County Sheriff's Office reported a number of vehicle breakins occurred at Dan Nicholas Park in July.
Jorane Desilus, 19, of the 200 block of Northeast 45th, Deerfield Beach, Fla., was charged on Sunday with 10 counts of felony breaking and entering a vehicle (Iredell), six counts of felony breaking and entering a vehicle (Guilford), four counts misdemeanor larceny (Guilford), 22 counts of felony financial transaction card theft (Guilford), two counts misdemeanor credit card fraud (Guilford), four counts of felony identity theft (Guilford). She was charged this morning by Mooresville Police with three counts of felony financial transaction card fraud, four counts of felony breaking and entering a vehicle and four counts of misdemeanor larceny (Iredell).
Desilus remains in the Rowan County jail under a $1,075,000 secured bond.
Keith Lashun Taylor, 27, of the 2900 block of Northwest Sixth Court, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., was charged with 10 counts of felony breaking and entering into a vehicle (Rowan, Cabarrus, Forsyth, Randolph). He remains in the county jail under $500,000 secured bond.
Rowan deputies joined the chase as it entered N.C. 150, a report said. The vehicle officials were in pursuit of had a Tennessee license plate.
Rowan deputies deployed stop sticks around Miller Road, said Capt. John Sifford, which deflated the front tire of the car. The driver continued traveling on rims despite the front tire being blown. Along the way the occupants in the car began tossing items out of the windows as officers were following them.
The pursuit continued on N.C. 152 toward China Grove and soon came to an end as other officers were waiting, Sifford said.
Desilus and Taylor were the only two people in the car.
Sifford said there were other items in the car that had been taken from some recent vehicle break-ins. Some of the stolen items include wallets, cash, credit cards, prescription medication and cell phones.
Around the same time the vehicle thefts occurred at Dan Nicholas Parks, Concord Police also reported a number of thefts at J.W. McGee Jr. Park.