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Bill Whittle:
My grandfather worried about creeping communism from his generational perspective, my father from his and I from mine.
It is a shame that none of us can experience the true liberty our nation once offered, that made our nation to become a world power. Without that experience it is difficult to imagine the liberty we have lost as individuals and understand our nation's fall from power and influence on the world stage.
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Showing posts with label Bill Whittle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bill Whittle. Show all posts
Friday, April 6, 2012
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Weaving a Regulatory Web of Waste and Liberty Lost...
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First they came for and got our high-dive diving boards. Now they want the pool. Why? John Stossel and Bill Whittle offer an answer and it's unpleasant.
John Stossel: (h/t Anonymous)
They do not learn, they teach.
Bill Whittle, however, looks around and says, 'hey we aren't a free people. We are a people bound by endless regulation'.
And asks for a "sweet" spot:
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First they came for and got our high-dive diving boards. Now they want the pool. Why? John Stossel and Bill Whittle offer an answer and it's unpleasant.
John Stossel: (h/t Anonymous)
Big-government advocates will say that as society grows more complex, laws must multiply to keep up. The opposite is true.
[...]
F.A. Hayek wisely said, "The curious task of economics is to demonstrate to men how little they really know about what they imagine they can design." Another Nobel laureate, James M. Buchanan, put it this way: "Economics is the art of putting parameters on our utopias."
Barack Obama and his ilk in both parties don't want parameters on their utopias. They think the world is subject to their manipulation. That idea was debunked years ago.
They do not learn, they teach.
Bill Whittle, however, looks around and says, 'hey we aren't a free people. We are a people bound by endless regulation'.
And asks for a "sweet" spot:
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Friday, February 10, 2012
It Sucks That There is no Utopia and it Sucks That We Conservatives Must Expose That Liberals are Utopianists That Trade Liberty for Free Stuff...
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Bill Whittle:
There is no free in liberty.
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Bill Whittle:
There is no free in liberty.
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Saturday, February 4, 2012
Bill Whittle - The Grand Jihad...
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The world will be ordered in some fashion; Capitalist (secular), Statist (Atheocratic), or Islamic (Theocratic).
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The world will be ordered in some fashion; Capitalist (secular), Statist (Atheocratic), or Islamic (Theocratic).
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Saturday, December 24, 2011
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Bill Whittle - Rich Man, Poor Man
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Envy in America:
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If you hadn't been told differently by your moral betters in the main-stream media, a fellow could look at these numbers and come to the conclusion that the rich get richer and the poor, well, they get richer too.
Envy in America:
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Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Thursday, February 24, 2011
The Obama Legacy - Maiming Liberty ...
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At what point do we accept the preponderance of evidence that we have a president who does not believe in individual liberty freedom and the American way? How many examples do we need before a conclusion can be drawn?
Bill Whittle has spoken out.
It will be interesting to witness the resilience of the American system in the years that follow the current president's deliberate attempts to damage it.
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At what point do we accept the preponderance of evidence that we have a president who does not believe in individual liberty freedom and the American way? How many examples do we need before a conclusion can be drawn?
Bill Whittle has spoken out.
It will be interesting to witness the resilience of the American system in the years that follow the current president's deliberate attempts to damage it.
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Bill Whittle,
empowering despotism,
obama
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
A Reliance on Bill Whittle
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I am currently distracted with upgrading polifrog.com, so I am forced to rely on the greater eloquence of others.
Bill Whittle on failure:
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I am currently distracted with upgrading polifrog.com, so I am forced to rely on the greater eloquence of others.
Bill Whittle on failure:
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Friday, October 8, 2010
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