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Tag Archives: personal responsibility
Writing about liberty… and other thoughts
My apologies to readers – posting of commentaries has been pretty uneven here recently. A combination of press of work for clients and travel and similar fun (or not so fun) things. But it brings up an interesting thought – … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas for liberty, Nathan's Rants
Tagged creativity, liberty, lost opportunities, personal liberty, personal responsibility
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Unintended consquences? COVID-19 brings out people’s true beliefs
Thoughts shared by a retired newspaper publisher and Great Plains farm wife: Evidently, its taking a pandemic to bring out people’s true beliefs. Politicians are fighting each other, citizens are losing their livelihoods, numbers of coronavirus victims are questioned, some … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News, Friends of Liberty
Tagged coronavirus, COVID-19, liberty, personal responsibility
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Liberty and personal responsibility
Liberty is impossible without responsibility. Personal responsibility. This is something that Mama Liberty taught and practiced for her entire life. It is something that I strive to do, even if I feel sometimes as though I’m failing. True lovers of … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged accountability, children, liberty, personal liberty, personal responsibility, responsibility, teaching liberty
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Survival of the fittest? Intelligence in the legal profession
A few weeks back, there were reports that a lawyer was killed in the court room when a shotgun submitted as evidence “went off.” The thing was fully loaded. Addelaid Ferreira-Watt, a prominent South African attorney, was killed after a … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News, Nathan's Rants
Tagged attorney, lawyers, personal responsibility, survival of the fitness
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Kansas Nazgul up the chances for war
By Nathan Barton Where does my liberty stop and my fellow humans’ liberty begin? Perhaps the greatest error made by the Founding Fathers way back in the 1770s and 1780s was to cling to immoral evil ideas that liberty was … Continue reading
False accusations
By Nathan Barton Today, the buzzword is “fake-news” but it isn’t something new. Almost anyone can be branded as evil (or just bad) by fake news. For example, last year, a college football player has been vindicated after being accused … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged Fake News, false accusations, Lies, Mainstream Media, media, personal responsibility, tales
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Looking back – Knights of Non-Aggression
By Nathan Barton A few readers may, like me, recall the Knights of Non-Aggression, members of the Liberty Round Table, a very informal organization of anarchists and liberty-loving and -keeping people back in the late 1990s and early 2000s. We … Continue reading
How are we raising our children?
A while back, Brandon Aal commented on my commentary about teaching children about knives with an important idea. If we don’t raise out children to bear self-responsibility and ownership, the West is lost. The daily headlines bear out the truth … Continue reading
Lead – it’s a serious issue, but…
By Nathan Barton This came across my desk while I’ve been on the road for more than two weeks now. An indoor range in Texas has been fined by OSHA because its employees have been exposed to unsafe levels of … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged contamination, environmental contamination, EPA, lead, OSHA, personal responsibility, poor business, taxes, Texas, Theft by government
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First responders
Bob Morse publishes a commentary called “Slow Facts” on WordPress, discussing various aspects of our right to keep and bear arms, and related topics. The day before Election Day 2022, he wrote about a nurse who saved wounded police officers … Continue reading →