Rudd-O.com: the latest twenty
A feed with the latest twenty articles and more, in all languages.
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It's not about the corrupt corporations. It's about the corruption that is government.
- An analogy.
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People naturally help each other
- Those who don't, have had their natural goodness driven from them.
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The beast
- By Stefan Molyneux.
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Never underestimate the power of politics
- A true quote by Tom Woods.
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"But we can change government... we can vote!"
- To you, the "voter": a suggestion box for slaves has never changed anything.
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"If you disagree with <insert government policy here>, you should run for office"
- The absurdity, exposed.
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Does the subwoofer in your ASUS laptop not work under Fedora?
- Here's a hacky fix that worked for me. Works for Ubuntu too.
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Corporations are fictions. They do not exist.
- Dedicated to the people that hate the imaginary ghosts called "corporations".
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Is it ever okay to kill someone?
- Justice misunderstood.
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On wage slavery
- A complete rebuttal.
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The labor theory of value is a lie
- Refutation by counterexample.
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How North Korea sells its people into slavery
- A fascinating, kinda tongue-in-cheek, yet very serious look into North Korean slave camps. Thirty minutes that are worth your time.
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OWS analyzed in bullet list form
- Brilliant explanation of Occupy Wall Street by a FDR member.
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"...and therefore, I advocate the status quo"
- It always amazes me.
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SOPA, piracy, censorship and the end of the Internet
- A brilliant conversation between the Stefphs: Stephan Kinsella and Stefan Molyneux.
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How to determine who's robbed and who gets the loot in democratic socialism
- A slightly tongue-in-cheek (yet observably true) methodology.
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How to determine what is property and what are possessions in communism
- A slightly tongue-in-cheek (yet historically accurate) methodology.
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"If you don't like it, you can get out"
- A rational dissection of a manipulative excuse.
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Abolishing government is not enough
- A key insight: "government" is a state of mind in the collective, not a thing or a group of people.
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Being in your underwear = "disorderly conduct". Being handcuffed in your underwear = "law and order"
- From the hypocrisy archives -- Adam Kokesh gets arrested and charged for complying with TSA regulations and rules to the T.
