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Tag Archives: South Dakota
Libertarian view of history of the Black Hills now available
As discussed earlier in November, The Price of Liberty now has a short history (still in progress) of the Black Hills of South Dakota and Wyoming. You may view it here, or by clicking on the link in the masthead … Continue reading
Meth – “we’re on it!”
I almost HAVE to comment on this rather funny issue and controversy, here at home in South Dakota. Funny but deadly serious. Tom Knapp posted on Freedom Net Daily today:
Posted in Commentary on the News, Nathan's Rants
Tagged advertising, drugs, History, meth, South Dakota, War on some drugs
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Lessons from the Heartland
By Nathan Barton This commentary comes from a long-time friend and correspondent in the Sand Hills of Nebraska and South Dakota. I think it shows how liberty works in a small if very widespread community, where in times of crisis, … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News
Tagged disaster, disaster response, farming, first response, floods, helping, Iowa, Nebraska, neighbors, Ranching, South Dakota
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Update – South Dakota civics test fails
By Nathan Barton A quick follow-up on the South Dakota bill that would have required home-schoolers to pass a state-mandated (and -written) test on civics in order to get a valid high school diploma. It has (for now, at least) … Continue reading
Consistency is a rare jewel
By Nathan Barton For me, integrity is the consistency of words and actions. Part of the way that you do that is to ask people questions on some of the most difficult issues that you confront. ‘Take me through where … Continue reading
The Great Sales Tax Scam
By Nathan Barton The great guys at Agora Financial/Laissez Faire sent this out recently: For the record: As anticipated here [Agora Financial] Tuesday, the Supreme Court has just cleared the way for states to start collecting sales tax from online … Continue reading
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Tagged Ari Armstrong, Colorado, Nazgul, sales taxes, SCOTUS, South Dakota, states, Taxation, taxes
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Burdens of government
Idaho now claims to be the least-regulated of the Fifty States, after eliminating 1,804 pages from their administrative code, according to Newsbreak. As the headline puts it, “Move over South Dakota, You’re No Longer the Least Regulated State in America.”