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LAPD officer threatens illegal car search: "Doesn't mean I can use what I find but I can do it."

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August 2, 2013

After stopping a car "because we have a lot of problems with fraud rental cars here," a female officer threatened to illegally pull a man out of his car and illegally search it.

When the citizen asked a simple question: "I being detained or I'm free to go?" "I'm asking you a question but you can be pulled you out of the car and I can search it if you really want," says the officer. "Um, how is that?" asks the citizen. "Any way I want. Doesn't mean I can use what I find, but I can do it. So you wanna do that? You wanna play that game? You little hardass?"

The State Is Too Dangerous to Tolerate

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by Robert Higgs

July 29, 2013

Archived from the live Mises.tv broadcast, this lecture was presented by Bob Higgs at the 2013 Mises University, hosted by the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 27 July 2013. Includes a Question and Answer period.

Police Station Droned in California

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by Markdice

July 29, 2013

Coast Guard demands to board sailboat to inspect life vests; sailor leads them on 3-hr chase

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by Mbcnews

July 23, 2013

Armed federal agents demanded that a sail boat let them board in order for them to inspect the life jackets on board. The sailboat captain told them that they were not welcome on his vessel and led them on a slow-speed chase for 3 hours.

The 43-foot boat was moored near Sausalito on Sunday afternoon when Coast Guard officers approached the boat and asked to come aboard to inspect life jackets and safety equipment on board, according to the Coast Guard. John McCormick, captain of the boat, told the officers he didn't want them to board and cut his moorings, taking off into San Francisco Bay past the Golden Gate Bridge. Finally a Coast Guard Gunship convinced him to comply or die. The sailor has been charged with assault and may receive further charges.

Economics In One Lesson, Chapter 2: Broken Window Fallacy

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by Amanda BillyRock

June 28, 2013

In this chapter, Hazlitt draws a hypothetical situation demonstrating the ubiquitous "broken window fallacy". And oh, how fallacious it is!

Dr. Mercola Interviews Dr. D'Agostino

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June 28, 2013

Natural health physician and Mercola.com founder Dr. Joseph Mercola interviews Dr. Dominic D'Agostino, about how ketogenic diet can be an excellent approach to cancer treatment.

Ron Paul Blasts NSA Defenders On Piers Morgan:"You're Justifying Dictatorship!"

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by Schiffreport

June 10, 2013

"To all of you who defend this nonsense, what should the penalty be for those who destroy the constitution?" - Ron Paul

What Anarchy Isn't

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by Antitheist

May 20, 2013

When the average person hears the word "anarchy," his mind immediately fills with misconceptions and false assumptions.

Voluntaryists often have to spend more time explaining all the things that "anarchy" does NOT mean, than they do explaining what it does mean. Hopefully this video will help with that. (Special thanks to Poxodd for the awesome animation.)

Police raid innocent family because of indoor garden, spied on their purchases and dug through trash

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May 3, 2013

Men with assault rifles raided a family who had been growing tomatoes and melons under grow-lights. The government agents thought that was enough probable cause to believe they were growing forbidden plants inside their home.

"It was just like on the cops TV shows," Robert Harte told The Associated Press. "It was like 'Zero Dark Thirty' ready to storm the compound." Apparently all it takes to get raided is buying hydroponics equipment and materials for indoor gardening. Dogs entered the home. The armed agents belittled the family and implied that their 13-year-old boy was growing marijuana in the home...

DIY Law Enforcement in Cash-Strapped Oregon County

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by ReasonTV

May 1, 2013

"They will not send an officer out, so we are on our own totally," says Sam Nichols, co-founder of Citizens Against Crime.

CAC is a group of around 20 armed volunteers who have been conducting routine patrols in and around O'Brien, Oregon since last summer. CAC patrols "are always a minimum of two people," says Nichols, precisely because they want to avoid the kind of thing "that happened in Florida, the case where Zimmerman shot the boy." Why are the citizens of O'Brien patrolling their own streets?

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