Even in conservative Mississippi As most had expected, cannabis reform was a big winner on Election Night 2020. While the nation’s leadership remains in flux, the cannabis results have been anything but. In five states — South Dakota, Mississippi, Arizona, Montana,...
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News Roundup 10/1/20
by Kyle Anzalone | Oct 1, 2020 | News Roundup
US News Voters in four states will decide if marijuana will become legal. [Link] Julian Assange could end up in the supermax prison in Colorado. [Link] The US will base the massive USS Hershel Williams in a Greek port near the disputed region with Turkey. [Link] The...
You See, The Police Are Not Actually Your Security Force. They Are Your Enemy.
by Scott Horton | Sep 21, 2020 | Blog
Democrats Scuttle Marijuana Decriminalization Vote Over Fears of Not Being Deferential Enough to Cop Lobbyists A planned House vote on a bill to decriminalize the possession of marijuana was canceled on Thursday under pressure from law enforcement lobbyists and other...
85% — EIGHTY-FIVE PERCENT (!!) of People Busted For Pot in D.C. Are Black
by Scott Horton | Sep 16, 2020 | Blog
Thank God the cops are here to protect us from the riots they caused by constantly treating human beings like garbage. Although marijuana arrests have declined by more than half, African Americans still account for just under 90 percent of those arrested on all...
Making Politics More Like a Free Market
by Sukhayl Niyazov | Sep 10, 2020 | Featured Articles, Politics
Free-market capitalism is the most successful economic system in history, as it has brought unprecedented prosperity and powered vast improvements in all aspects of human well-being. However, in spite of capitalism’s success, the application of economic ideas to...
Public Letter, Signed By Prosecutors, Judges, and Cops, Demands Congress Expunge All Marijuana Convictions
by Matt Agorist | Sep 9, 2020 | Criminal Justice, Featured Articles
The organization formerly known as Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP), now known as Law Enforcement Action Partnership, along with the National Black Police Association, and Fair and Just Prosecution have signed onto a revolutionary letter to Congress urging...
‘Serve and Protect’? Eighty Percent of Criminal Charges Are for Misdemeanors
by Bradley Thomas | Aug 31, 2020 | Criminal Justice, Featured Articles
A recent meeting by a North Carolina state government task force underscored that the mission today of American police forces may well be less to “serve and protect” and more to “harass and extract.” “Of North Carolina’s 1.9 million criminal charges, 1.6 million of...
Police: Criminals
by Scott Horton | Aug 24, 2020 | Blog
The Cops Took This Guy's $15,000 Jeep Because His Girlfriend Allegedly Used It for a $25 Marijuana Sale by Jacob Sullum
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Subscribe, Data Centers, Labubu’s and Parking Lots
The 2010s will perhaps be remembered for the decline of critical thinking and the ascension of dependency. Only to be fast tracked into the 2020s. There was a time, in the before, even among partisan political voices, when we could juggle reason with ideology. A...
Kelley B. Vlahos on The Kyle Anzalone Show: Has Rubio Hijacked Trump’s Foreign Policy?
What happens when the language of “protecting the homeland” is used to sell a new regime change next door? We sit down with Kelley Vlahos to map the quiet return of neoconservative logic through a Venezuela push that’s packaged for a nationalist audience. The pitch is...
Private Property: The Sacred Guardian of Individual Liberty
My speech presented at the Ludwig von Mises Institute supporters' summit on October 18, 2025.
These People Vote & Tattoo Billy
I rant and interview Ed Begley
The Whispers Written In Ink
Over the years I have come across plenty of books that were destined for landfill. Whether through the various work places I had been, the charities which moved individuals from independence to “assisted” living and then the charity shops places themselves which can’t...
I Unequivocally Condemn…
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