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Author Archives: TPOL Nathan
Biden – the shill-in-chief
For many years, you probably heard the claim that anyone able to win election as President of the United States is unfit to actually serve. Well, to serve well: actually PERFORM the work in a satisfactory manner based on any … Continue reading
Why don’t we have riots in rural areas?
I got asked an interesting question the other day. I reworded it slightly. I suspect that the questioner is not an American, or not one for very long, and really doesn’t understand rural areas. Especially not American rural areas, or … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged civic virtue, depending on government, Freedom, liberty, Peace, prosperity, riots
15 Comments
David Lipscomb on Government
Many libertarians think that all people who claim to be “Christians” or even religious in general reject the libertarian, or free-market anarchist, worldview. This quote from 1867 or 1868 is worth thinking about:
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged alternatives, David Lipscomb, evil government, Freedom, government evil, human government, liberty
2 Comments
California – more than just another “banana republic”
Typically a lot of us poke fun, if in a very serious vein, at California. Not just today’s California, but going back to the 1980s. The People’s Republic, we call it. Or the Democratic (Communist) Republic. In Iowa, we have … Continue reading
Masks, liberty, and slavery
You got a mask? For 99% of Americans, the answer is yes. Stores and websites are selling them like hotcakes. It seems like every other store (especially the big-box and small-box stores and the supermarket and convenience store chains) has … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News, Nathan's Rants
Tagged Freedom, liberty, masks, New Mexico, slavery, slavery mindset, wearing masks
1 Comment
South Dakota – punishment for Trump and more?
Author’s note: As I sit writing this, our home outside Rapid City in the Black Hills sits under 15-18 inches of fresh, wet, spring snow, courtesy of the vast Storm Xylia that engulfed much of the Rockies and Great Plains. … Continue reading
Stupid government – phobias and bans
Stupidity to the point of insanity is increasingly a “occupational disease” of politicians – especially those elected to state legislatures. Consider this. It is not a joke from the Onion or the Babylon Bee. It is Oregon House Bill 3305: … Continue reading
We’re back! Liberty’s price is being paid
After an unexpected and unplanned hiatus of two weeks, The Price of Liberty returns. Following a whirlwind tour of seven states, at least three still in the throes of the evils of the Lockdown, TPOL is back up this week. … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged Collapse, liberty, lockdown, Lost Liberty, Pandemic Panic, travel
6 Comments
Additional thoughts on Biden’s gunning for guns
David, Tom Knapp, and several others pointed out my typo in the second paragraph, and I realized it was also unclear. Here is what I meant to write and what it now says: “Especially since no doubt many of the … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged gun rights, hoploclasts, hoplophobes, right to defend ourselves, right to keep and bear arms
1 Comment
The Fall of the United Kingdom
For decades, the Berlin Wall and the Inner-German Border (IGB) stood as often loud (and fatal) declarations that the subject population – the people – of East Germany were forbidden from leaving or escaping their land without government permission. We … Continue reading →