In third grade, I brought a knife to school with the intention to stab my bullies. No one was harmed, but the mental illness of anxiety is still present.
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I am anti-abortion and pro-choice. The first part of that sentence is pretty much universally agreed upon, but the second half is passionately disputed.
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Why do we look to the government to create jobs? Isn’t the goal of society to make life higher quality for its inhabitants? Where does a job fit into that?
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Choosing to take military action should not be something any representative of our government can take lightly. Perhaps we need to inject a bit of humanity and realism into the minds of those in office.
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Despite my previous blog about no longer being a Libertarian, I still feel that Libertarians should have a strong voice in government.
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“To penetrate and dissipate these clouds of darkness, the general mind must be strengthened by education.” – Thomas Jefferson
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For a couple years, I was a Libertarian. Then, I had trouble justifying my personal philosophies with Libertarian principles.
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Since the day I moved out of my parents’ house, I’ve been extorted, dominated, lied to, and had horrible things done to people I’ve never met in my name. I don’t know what it’s like to feel free anymore, and it’s getting harder and harder to feign ignorance.
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It has been my observation over the last several years that lawmaking and social development are extremely similar to game design. I invite you all to take a game of choice and look deeply into what we can learn from it as a society.
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As an artist and self-proclaimed peaceful freedom fighter, I cling to my first amendment rights. This is not because I believe the right to free speech is powerful enough to protect me. It is because my belief that this right SHOULD be powerful enough.
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