John T Kennedy of the new an-cap journal No Treason lays down the fundamentals on why political government is a farce and a joke.

Rick Gee hates traffic cops (who doesn't?), and is a scofflaw and hater of the court, the State, and all its apologists.

Rachael Anne Fajardo on abused men and how their denial resembles that of abused citizens'.

Scott Catt proves that cops don't risk their lives as often as the average Joe, and that productive, rich people don't owe the government squat.

Jason Smith says throw your television away! It's a tool of the State. 

Robert Vroman's quiz is fun! See if you're sheeple, a hardcore anarchist, or in between.

Rachael Anne Fajardo has a conversation with an idiot rookie cop, and decides that Jason Smith is right.

Jason Smith on his favorite weapon against the State: nails.

And boycott Adobe, says Joel Grus. Sklyarov, an anti-intellectual property hero, is in Federal prison for being a genius and showing Adobe how lame it's software security is.

Emmett Harris on being spied on by Big Brother while you walk down the street. Once again, the government gets its filthy murderous hands on amazing technology and perverts it.

Jason Steele just stopped by to tell us that he doesn't need political government and neither do you.

Bob Murphy on right-wing warmongers. "The thing that unites liberals and conservatives is money." That, and Bill Kristol is nuts!

Alex Velazquez on why he wants to bust a cap in the Miami-Dade Clerk of Courts' ass and why he hates cops, etc.

Rob M.'s take on insurance. The State doesn't like competition, even if it's helpful, because laws aren't made to help us, they're made to control us.

Rick Gee reports from Santa Fe about mean and stupid government workers. THAT sentence was full of redundancy, huh? Also, he's a "real" newspaper columnist!

Gabe Harris makes the argument that Rachael Anne Fajardo shouldn't ever get her license or insurance. It increases her chances of driving carelessly.

Rachael Anne Fajardo doesn't need a driver's license to prove that she is a good driver. But the State still wins because she can't get insurance until she gets a license. 

Matthew Deaton is proud of his work, and he's aggravated at the culture of laziness inspired by the State. I'm proud of his work, too, because he helped build the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama.

“Fines and reeducation sessions are wonderful mechanisms to demonstrate the level of our concern for the children..." And that's the mild part. Emmett Harris on more nonsense from Taxachusetts.

"The Market's not a cure-all for society's woes." Oh, well, then. Let's abolish it. Gene Callahan tells us about the hysterical ramblings of 'social critic" Thomas Frank.

The lucid John Markley explains that the difference between "personal" and "economic" freedom doesn't exist.

Bob Murphy defends libertarianism and anarchism against the broad statements of the usually on-the-mark Charley Reese. Anyone else we'd like to pick on this week?

Stephen Carville uses simple, old-fashioned logic to refute Jonah's pro-state argument.

Emmett Harris suffers from an affliction that only a neocon could be frightened of.

Jules Varwig warns Americans about the danger of bathtubs. There ought to be a law...