Jennie Kim for Congress -- Negative Ad [Stop Andrew Ryan]
The libertarian? The visionary? The madman. Stop Andrew Ryan today.From:00yasutakanakataViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:12More inEducation
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Watch Ron Paul #39;s Farewell Address!
On November 14, 2012, retiring Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) gave his farewell speech to Congress. In a public career that included three stints in Congress (1976-1977; 1979-1985; and 1997-present) and a run for president as the Libertarian Candidate (1988), no living elected official has done more to advance the ideals of limited government and a libertarian approach to federal government. His longshot bids for the Republican presidential nomination in 2008 and 2012 radically altered the national conversation on entitlements, fiscal and monetary policy, foreign policy, and crony capitalism, and his success with online fundraising and organization has set the example that others will be following for years to come. The groups he has created, including Young Americans for Liberty and Campaign for Liberty, will continue to grow in size and influence. Paul used his final address in the House of Representatives to draw attention to growing violations of civil liberties, a chronic economic crisis brought on out-of-control government spending and debt, the ease with which the country goes to (undeclared) war, and the immoral willingness to use violence to achieve desired social ends. As Paul #39;s biographer, Reason staffer Brian Doherty, noted, Ron Paul is "a true American original. No politician talks like this, and I suspect it will be a long time before another does. Ideas like this will be much harder to find in the House of Representatives with Paul gone, and we will all be the ...From:ReasonTVViews:6 0ratingsTime:48:54More inNews Politics
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By Kyle Markley
The race for House District 30 was expected to be close, with first-term Republican incumbent Shawn Lindsay facing Democrat challenger Joe Gallegos in a district where Democrats enjoy a 7 percent advantage in voter registration.
Both campaigns were vigorous. According to ORESTAR (the campaign finance database maintained by the secretary of state's office), the Gallegos campaign had total expenditures exceeding $600,000 and the Lindsay campaign over $500,000.
According to the current unofficial election results, this was the only Oregon House district where the winner did not earn a majority of the votes. As the Libertarian candidate in this race, I was the wild card. I received more votes (5.73%) than the margin between Gallegos (49.27%) and Lindsay (44.83%).
These results have people wondering whether I swung the race in favor of Gallegos. Did I? Probably not. To change the outcome, more than three-quarters of the people voting for me would need to have voted for Lindsay in my absence. Given the issues I campaigned on, this seems unlikely.
Libertarians are well-known for wanting to reduce government spending, which makes them attractive to people who may otherwise vote Republican. Less appreciated, however, is the Libertarian commitment to basic civil rights and freedoms that is attractive to people who may otherwise vote Democrat.
For example, one of my campaign issues was the repeal of Oregon's civil forfeiture power (ORS Chapter 131A). This power is primarily used to wage the "War on Drugs" and consequently enjoys much greater support from law-and-order anti-drug Republicans than from Democrats who see it as overreaching by law enforcement and a violation of important civil rights under the U.S. Constitution's Fourth and Fifth Amendments.
Rep. Lindsay made his support for Oregon's Enterprise Zone program a campaign issue. This program provides property tax incentives for businesses that expand in certain areas designated by state and local governments. By contrast, I campaigned in favor of legal equality, the principle that government should not create special privileges for particular groups. If tax incentives are a good idea at all, they should be uniform across the state, not a bargaining chip to entice politically favored business development in politically favored regions. To the extent Republicans support things like the Enterprise Zone program, they will not be attracted by my campaign.
My primary purpose in entering this race was to raise awareness of how far our government has moved away from its founding principles and original purpose. I wanted to push back against the growth of government influence and to fight for individual rights and freedoms. I ran a very modest campaign, funded entirely out of my own pocket. I gave only one speech and sent only one piece of direct mail advertising. Despite losing the race, I am pleased with the results.
Almost 6 percent of the voters were willing to "throw their votes away" supporting a minor party candidate in a hotly contested race. That tells me that my issues resonate strongly with the people. And that gives me hope that the Legislature will address these issues even though I am not in office.
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Join me and the Libertarian Party for the "Double the LP" campaign!
The past election shows that, now more than ever, we need a viable third option to the current two political parties running the show. Join me and the Libertarian Party in the "Double the LP" campaign. The goal of this campaign is to communicate our ideas to new people and double the membership base of the Libertarian Party. Join my campaign by going to: http://www.give2gether.com and clicking the "Join" button. To stay up to date with what I #39;m up to: Subscribe to http://www.youtube.com Like me on Facebook http://www.facebook.com Follow me on twitter http://www.twitter.com You can also visit my webiste at http://www.tatianamoroz.com ThanksFrom:ForeverMoreTatianaViews:0 16ratingsTime:01:20More inNews Politics
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Secretary of Labor Robert Reich on the 1% and Occupy Movement
UC Berkeley professor Robert Reich describes how economists Emmanuel Saez and Thomas Piketty found the high concentration of wealth and political power at the top 1%. Highlights from the panel discussion at the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare in America moderated by Michael Krasny, featuring panelists: bull; David Brooks - New York Times columnist and author of "Bobos in Paradise," "On Paradise Drive," and "The Social Animal." bull; William Galston - Senior Fellow, Brookings Institute; College Park Professor, University of Maryland; and author of "Liberal Pluralism" and "Public Matters" bull; Charles Murray - American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Scholar and author of "Coming Apart," "Losing Ground," "The Bell Curve," Real Education," "What it Means to be a Libertarian," "Human Accomplishment," and "In Our Hands" bull; Robert Reich - Chancellor #39;s Professor of Public Policy at the University of California at Berkeley; former Secretary of Labor in the Clinton administration; and author of "The Work of Nations," bull; The Future of Success," "Locked in the Cabinet" and "Beyond Outrage." For videos of the other speakers from the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare at University of California, Berkeley including Niall Ferguson, Harvard University and Hoover Institution; Lewis Lapham, editor of Lapham #39;s Quarterly; activist Ralph Nader; Condoleezza Rice, former Secretary of State; and Thomas M. Siebel, chairman, Siebel Scholars Foundation, visit http://www.youtube.com Learn ...From:SiebelScholarsViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:19More inNews Politics
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Ralph Nader - Civics, Democracy, and Class Warfare
Lack of civic motivation is one driver of class warfare, argues Ralph Nader, so a top priority is to organize Congress watchdog groups. "Half of democracy is showing up." Highlights from the panel discussion at the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare in America moderated by Michael Krasny, featuring panelists: bull; Niall Ferguson - Professor, Harvard Business School; Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution; and author of 12 books including "Civilization: The West and the Rest" and "Ascent of Money" bull; Lewis Lapham - founding editor, Lapham #39;s Quarterly; author of 13 books including "Money and Class in America" bull; Charles Murray - American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Scholar and author of "Coming Apart," "Losing Ground," "The Bell Curve," Real Education," "What it Means to be a Libertarian," "Human Accomplishment," and "In Our Hands" bull; Ralph Nader - consumer advocate; former Green Party presidential candidate For highlights and other videos of the speakers from the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare at University of California, Berkeley including David Brooks, New York Times; William Galston, Brookings Institute; Robert Reich, former Secretary of Labor; Condoleezza Rice, former Secretary of State; and Thomas M. Siebel, chairman, Siebel Scholars Foundation, visit http://www.youtube.com Learn more about Siebel Scholars at http://www.siebelscholars.comFrom:SiebelScholarsViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:16More inNews Politics
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The Rise of Class Consciousness and Class Conflict - William Galston, Brookings Institution
Bill Galston, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution, discusses the rise of economic and social inequality over the last 40 years. Highlights from the panel discussion at the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare in America moderated by Michael Krasny, featuring panelists: bull; David Brooks - New York Times columnist and author of "Bobos in Paradise," "On Paradise Drive," and "The Social Animal." bull; William Galston - Senior Fellow, Brookings Institute; College Park Professor, University of Maryland; and author of "Liberal Pluralism" and "Public Matters" bull; Charles Murray - American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Scholar and author of "Coming Apart," "Losing Ground," "The Bell Curve," Real Education," "What it Means to be a Libertarian," "Human Accomplishment," and "In Our Hands" bull; Robert Reich - Chancellor #39;s Professor of Public Policy at the University of California at Berkeley; former Secretary of Labor in the Clinton administration; and author of "The Work of Nations," bull; The Future of Success," "Locked in the Cabinet" and "Beyond Outrage." For videos of the other speakers from the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare at University of California, Berkeley including Niall Ferguson, Harvard University and Hoover Institution; Lewis Lapham, editor of Lapham #39;s Quarterly; activist Ralph Nader; Condoleezza Rice, former Secretary of State; and Thomas M. Siebel, chairman, Siebel Scholars Foundation, visit http://www.youtube.com Learn more about Siebel Scholars at www ...From:SiebelScholarsViews:0 0ratingsTime:04:51More inNews Politics
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Government Power and Corporate Power - Ralph Nader and Charles Murray Debate
Ralph Nader and libertarian Charles Murray review issues on which they agree, though disagree on the remedies. Highlights from the panel discussion at the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare in America moderated by Michael Krasny, featuring panelists: bull; Niall Ferguson - Professor, Harvard Business School; Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution; and author of 12 books including "Civilization: The West and the Rest" and "Ascent of Money" bull; Lewis Lapham - founding editor, Lapham #39;s Quarterly; author of 13 books including "Money and Class in America" bull; Charles Murray - American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Scholar and author of "Coming Apart," "Losing Ground," "The Bell Curve," Real Education," "What it Means to be a Libertarian," "Human Accomplishment," and "In Our Hands" bull; Ralph Nader - consumer advocate; former Green Party presidential candidate For highlights and other videos of the speakers from the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare at University of California, Berkeley including David Brooks, New York Times; William Galston, Brookings Institute; Robert Reich, former Secretary of Labor; Condoleezza Rice, former Secretary of State; and Thomas M. Siebel, chairman, Siebel Scholars Foundation, visit http://www.youtube.com Learn more about Siebel Scholars at http://www.siebelscholars.comFrom:SiebelScholarsViews:0 0ratingsTime:03:55More inNews Politics
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Mitt Romney and the 47% - commentary from Niall Ferguson, Harvard University
Harvard professor Niall Ferguson says Mitt Romney was wrong to retract his statement on the 47% of Americans not paying income tax. Highlights from the panel discussion at the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare in America moderated by Michael Krasny, featuring panelists: bull; Niall Ferguson - Professor, Harvard Business School; Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution; and author of 12 books including "Civilization: The West and the Rest" and "Ascent of Money" bull; Lewis Lapham - founding editor, Lapham #39;s Quarterly; author of 13 books including "Money and Class in America" bull; Charles Murray - American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Scholar and author of "Coming Apart," "Losing Ground," "The Bell Curve," Real Education," "What it Means to be a Libertarian," "Human Accomplishment," and "In Our Hands" bull; Ralph Nader - consumer advocate; former Green Party presidential candidate For highlights and other videos of the speakers from the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare at University of California, Berkeley including David Brooks, New York Times; William Galston, Brookings Institute; Robert Reich, former Secretary of Labor; Condoleezza Rice, former Secretary of State; and Thomas M. Siebel, chairman, Siebel Scholars Foundation, visit http://www.youtube.com Learn more about Siebel Scholars at http://www.siebelscholars.comFrom:SiebelScholarsViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:31More inNews Politics
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Young Americans for Liberty: Campus Debates 2012
This fall, YAL led the election conversation with campus debates on seven university campuses! The events began just as the presidential debates were getting started which was the perfect time to shift the dialogue toward the issues that really matter. We held events at the following universities... Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis "Are Free Markets Moral? Discussion on the Ethical Implications of Capitalism" October 3rd, 2012 MPR 450 C 6:30pm EST Conservative: Dr. Richard Brake, Intercollegiate Studies Institute Libertarian: Dr. Robert Murphy, Ludwig von Mises Institute Liberal: Dr. Marc Bilodeau, Professor of Economics, IUPUI ________________________________________ Arizona State University October 17th, 2012 Ventana Ballroom - Memorial Union 241AB 7pm MST Conservative: JP Freire, American Spectator Libertarian: Austin Petersen, FreedomWorks Liberal: Ana Kasparian, co-host, The Young Turks ________________________________________ Slippery Rock University -- Co-sponsored Student Debate with the College Democrats October 30th, 2012 Spotts World Culture 8pm EST Conservative: SRU Colllege Republicans Libertarian: SRU YAL Members, Christopher Penco, Emily Buck, and Josh Weitzel Liberal: SRU College Democrats ________________________________________ University of Iowa October 23rd, 2012 Phillips Hall 7pm CST Conservative: Jack Hunter, Southernavenger.com Libertarian: Jim Harper, Director of Information Policy Studies, Cato Institute Liberal: Dr. Frank Durham ...From:YALibertyViews:0 3ratingsTime:03:54More inNews Politics
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Social Mobility, Higher Education, and Leadership - David Brooks, New York Times
David Brooks looks at how demographics of elite colleges have changed and the impact on leadership. Highlights from the panel discussion at the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare in America moderated by Michael Krasny, featuring panelists: bull; David Brooks - New York Times columnist and author of "Bobos in Paradise," "On Paradise Drive," and "The Social Animal." bull; William Galston - Senior Fellow, Brookings Institute; College Park Professor, University of Maryland; and author of "Liberal Pluralism" and "Public Matters" bull; Charles Murray - American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Scholar and author of "Coming Apart," "Losing Ground," "The Bell Curve," Real Education," "What it Means to be a Libertarian," "Human Accomplishment," and "In Our Hands" bull; Robert Reich - Chancellor #39;s Professor of Public Policy at the University of California at Berkeley; former Secretary of Labor in the Clinton administration; and author of "The Work of Nations," bull; The Future of Success," "Locked in the Cabinet" and "Beyond Outrage." For videos of the other speakers from the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare at University of California, Berkeley including Niall Ferguson, Harvard University and Hoover Institution; Lewis Lapham, editor of Lapham #39;s Quarterly; activist Ralph Nader; Condoleezza Rice, former Secretary of State; and Thomas M. Siebel, chairman, Siebel Scholars Foundation, visit http://www.youtube.com Learn more about Siebel Scholars at http://www.siebelscholars.comFrom:SiebelScholarsViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:54More inNonprofits Activism
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Secretary of Labor Robert Reich on Economic, Social, and Political Inequality
UC Berkeley professor Robert Reich, former US Secretary of Labor, addresses the political implications of economic inequality, and the political divisions that historically follow widening inequality. Highlights from the panel discussion at the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare in America moderated by Michael Krasny, featuring panelists: bull; David Brooks - New York Times columnist and author of "Bobos in Paradise," "On Paradise Drive," and "The Social Animal." bull; William Galston - Senior Fellow, Brookings Institute; College Park Professor, University of Maryland; and author of "Liberal Pluralism" and "Public Matters" bull; Charles Murray - American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Scholar and author of "Coming Apart," "Losing Ground," "The Bell Curve," Real Education," "What it Means to be a Libertarian," "Human Accomplishment," and "In Our Hands" bull; Robert Reich - Chancellor #39;s Professor of Public Policy at the University of California at Berkeley; former Secretary of Labor in the Clinton administration; and author of "The Work of Nations," bull; The Future of Success," "Locked in the Cabinet" and "Beyond Outrage." For videos of the other speakers from the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare at University of California, Berkeley including Niall Ferguson, Harvard University and Hoover Institution; Lewis Lapham, editor of Lapham #39;s Quarterly; activist Ralph Nader; Condoleezza Rice, former Secretary of State; and Thomas M. Siebel, chairman, Siebel Scholars ...From:SiebelScholarsViews:0 0ratingsTime:06:26More inNews Politics
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How to Fix the US Education System - Niall Ferguson, Harvard University
Ferguson spotlights the top issues he sees in the American education system, teachers, and school structures. Highlights from the panel discussion at the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare in America moderated by Michael Krasny, featuring panelists: bull; Niall Ferguson - Professor, Harvard Business School; Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution; and author of 12 books including "Civilization: The West and the Rest" and "Ascent of Money" bull; Lewis Lapham - founding editor, Lapham #39;s Quarterly; author of 13 books including "Money and Class in America" bull; Charles Murray - American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Scholar and author of "Coming Apart," "Losing Ground," "The Bell Curve," Real Education," "What it Means to be a Libertarian," "Human Accomplishment," and "In Our Hands" bull; Ralph Nader - consumer advocate; former Green Party presidential candidate For highlights and other videos of the speakers from the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare at University of California, Berkeley including David Brooks, New York Times; William Galston, Brookings Institute; Robert Reich, former Secretary of Labor; Condoleezza Rice, former Secretary of State; and Thomas M. Siebel, chairman, Siebel Scholars Foundation, visit http://www.youtube.com Learn more about Siebel Scholars at http://www.siebelscholars.comFrom:SiebelScholarsViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:04More inNews Politics
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Child-rearing, Childhood Development, and Inequality - David Brooks, New York Times
New York Times columnist David Brooks looks at the divergence in family structures and the effects on child development, including work by Paul Tough, author of How Children Succeed. Highlights from the panel discussion at the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare in America moderated by Michael Krasny, featuring panelists: bull; David Brooks - New York Times columnist and author of "Bobos in Paradise," "On Paradise Drive," and "The Social Animal." bull; William Galston - Senior Fellow, Brookings Institute; College Park Professor, University of Maryland; and author of "Liberal Pluralism" and "Public Matters" bull; Charles Murray - American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Scholar and author of "Coming Apart," "Losing Ground," "The Bell Curve," Real Education," "What it Means to be a Libertarian," "Human Accomplishment," and "In Our Hands" bull; Robert Reich - Chancellor #39;s Professor of Public Policy at the University of California at Berkeley; former Secretary of Labor in the Clinton administration; and author of "The Work of Nations," bull; The Future of Success," "Locked in the Cabinet" and "Beyond Outrage." For videos of the other speakers from the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare at University of California, Berkeley including Niall Ferguson, Harvard University and Hoover Institution; Lewis Lapham, editor of Lapham #39;s Quarterly; activist Ralph Nader; Condoleezza Rice, former Secretary of State; and Thomas M. Siebel, chairman, Siebel Scholars Foundation, visit www ...From:SiebelScholarsViews:0 0ratingsTime:04:51More inNews Politics
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Charles Murray on the Importance of Marriage
Author Charles Murray responds to former Secretary of Labor Bob Reich on why people should get married. "Because it #39;s the most important cultural institution in any society." Highlights from the panel discussion at the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare in America moderated by Michael Krasny, featuring panelists: bull; Niall Ferguson - Professor, Harvard Business School; Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution; and author of 12 books including "Civilization: The West and the Rest" and "Ascent of Money" bull; Lewis Lapham - founding editor, Lapham #39;s Quarterly; author of 13 books including "Money and Class in America" bull; Charles Murray - American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Scholar and author of "Coming Apart," "Losing Ground," "The Bell Curve," Real Education," "What it Means to be a Libertarian," "Human Accomplishment," and "In Our Hands" bull; Ralph Nader - consumer advocate; former Green Party presidential candidate For highlights and other videos of the speakers from the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare at University of California, Berkeley including David Brooks, New York Times; William Galston, Brookings Institute; Robert Reich, former Secretary of Labor; Condoleezza Rice, former Secretary of State; and Thomas M. Siebel, chairman, Siebel Scholars Foundation, visit http://www.youtube.com Learn more about Siebel Scholars at http://www.siebelscholars.comFrom:SiebelScholarsViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:11More inNews Politics
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US Immigration Policies and "Brain Drain" - Ralph Nader Niall Ferguson debate
Ralph Nader, Niall Ferguson engage in heated debate over immigration policies and the global impact of "brain drain." Highlights from the panel discussion at the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare in America moderated by Michael Krasny, featuring panelists: bull; Niall Ferguson - Professor, Harvard Business School; Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution; and author of 12 books including "Civilization: The West and the Rest" and "Ascent of Money" bull; Lewis Lapham - founding editor, Lapham #39;s Quarterly; author of 13 books including "Money and Class in America" bull; Charles Murray - American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Scholar and author of "Coming Apart," "Losing Ground," "The Bell Curve," Real Education," "What it Means to be a Libertarian," "Human Accomplishment," and "In Our Hands" bull; Ralph Nader - consumer advocate; former Green Party presidential candidate For highlights and other videos of the speakers from the 2012 Siebel Scholars Conference on Class Warfare at University of California, Berkeley including David Brooks, New York Times; William Galston, Brookings Institute; Robert Reich, former Secretary of Labor; Condoleezza Rice, former Secretary of State; and Thomas M. Siebel, chairman, Siebel Scholars Foundation, visit http://www.youtube.com Learn more about Siebel Scholars at http://www.siebelscholars.comFrom:SiebelScholarsViews:0 0ratingsTime:10:01More inNews Politics
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Half-Life-Bad Taste Snowfall Part 1
Developer:Libertarian! Stage:Beta! Players:Multi-Player/Death-Match! Language:English! Type:Half-Life Map! Un-Compressed 1.41.Mb! Engine:Steam/Gold-Source! Locations: Downloads Plagues A Trace: Type in your search bar, downloads.plaguesratrace.org/maps scroll down to badtaste_snowfall.bsp and download! How To Download Bad Taste Snowfall:Steam Version Only! 1.Download a File Compression Program Winrar or 7 Zip! 2.Download and extract Bad Taste Snowfall, open Steam Folder then Steam Maps! 3.Then open the folder with your Steam Name on it and open your Half-Life Folder and drag the folder into the Half-Life Folder! How To Download Bad Taste Snowfall:Non-Steam Version Only! 1.Download a File Compression Program Winrar or 7 Zip! 2.Download Bad Taste Snowfall and extract, go into your Half-Life-Directory and go to the folder labelled Valve! 3.Match each of the folders and files and for example Vavle, Maps, badtaste_snowfall.bsp! 4.Double click on the Half-Life-Application! 5.To launch Bad Taste Snowfall look at your Keyboard click on the key in between the Escape Key and Tab Key to Open The Console! 6.Put in the word Map and then place a space in between with the map #39;s name and click Enter it should look like this, map badtaste_snowfall!From:TheMegatonBombViews:1 0ratingsTime:02:55More inGaming
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Initial thoughts on the impact that the Christian religion can have on Libertarian political beliefs.From:libertyguyusViews:7 2ratingsTime:08:39More inNonprofits Activism
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Student loans in the context of Austrian business cycle theory
Anyone with doubts on what I say, see the videos at the bottom of this list on college by Peter Schiff, to see what a waste college has been for many people "The Libertarian Manifesto" by Murray Rothbard. I recommend reading all chapter 9 "Inflation and the Business Cycle" (Capital goods such as a college degree go up faster than other prices, this is out of expectations that there is a need for it. When the student loans stop college prices will fall and colleges and universities will cut expenses and offer a better education as they compete and have to offer a more relevant education for the workforce. Read the chapter and you will understand this more) library.mises.org "Economics for Real People" by Gene Callahan see chapter 8 to learn the Austrian view of capital. Capital exists in peoples #39; minds, it is about peoples #39; plans for the future. The ending of this video shows a man who believed housing prices would stay high because of false ideas about the future. Houses were also valued as capital because people falsely believed they would be able to extract value from them forever, in these peoples #39; minds the houses were capital goods. When both of these false ideas were proved wrong prices for real estate fell. mises.org Clip at beginning of this video is from "Peter Schiff testifies before Congress: Round 2 - Shorter Version" which is not about student loans but talks about the problems of government loans in the housing market. The first part of this video shows a ...From:573freedomViews:2 0ratingsTime:11:12More inEducation
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Gary Johnson, Benghazi, and Free Speech: Reason #39;s November Ish!
Reason magazine #39;s November issue is out and about on newsstands everywhere. The issue features a bevy of Election 2012-related pieces, including a behind-the-scenes look at Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson #39;s record-setting run for the White House, Matt Welch #39;s full-throated defense of free speech, and much more. Reason TV correspondent Kennedy sat down to talk with Welch about the new issue. Subscribe to Reason and get a year #39;s worth of "Free Minds and Free Markets" for just $14.97 (print edition) and even less on Kindle, Nook, and other e-readers. Subscribers get the new issue weeks before the material shows up at Reason.com, so order now in the format of your choice. Go here for more: reason.comFrom:ReasonTVViews:1694 167ratingsTime:03:36More inNews Politics
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