Press release posted on the LP Radicals yahoo group. Starchild has had various offices in the San Francisco and California LP, and is one of the spokespeople for this initiative. The San Francisco Department of Elections announced today that the measure prohibiting city officials from spending money arresting and prosecuting people for prostitution, and mandating [...]
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Starchild instrumental in putting prostitution decriminalization on the ballot
Posted in 2008 Elections, activism, awefuckingtacular, Big Brother, campaigns, civil liberties, coercion, Constitution, constitutional rights, Cops Gone Wild, corruption, Courts and justice system, crime, distress, draconian legislation, economics, Entertainment, First Amendment, free your mind, freedom, Law, law enforcement, Libertarian, Libertarian Party, local politics, nanny state, People in the news, personal responsibility, police state, politics, press release, property rights, regulation, self defense, starchild, Uncategorized, women, tagged activism, Big Brother, civil liberties, constitutional rights, Courts and justice system, crime, economics, Entertainment, First Amendment, Law, law enforcement, Libertarian, Libertarian Party, local politics, nanny state, People in the news, personal responsibility, petitioning, police state, politics, property rights on 2008.07.24 | Leave a Comment »
Tragedy on Kubby Video Set
Posted in 2008 Elections, Adolf Giuliani, alternative medicine, civil liberties, coercion, crime, distress, draconian legislation, elections, free your mind, freedom, human rights abuses, Kubby, law enforcement, Libertarian Party, manchurian candidate, Martial Law, media, medical marijuana, nanny state, natural health products, pigs, police brutality, police state, political cartoon, POTUS '08, press release, regulation, Republican, Republican Hacks, Rudolf Mussolini, Steve Kubby, terrorism, Thinking of Denver 2008, Too Many Categories, torture, Uncategorized on 2007.10.09 | 10 Comments »
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 10/09/07 CONTACT: Thomas L. Knapp kubby.communications@gmail.com 314-705-3042 TRAGEDY ON KUBBY VIDEO SET: CAMPAIGN RELEASES “DEATH OF DENNY” FOOTAGE FORT BRAGG, CA — In a stunning turn of events, Libertarian presidential candidate Steve Kubby’s campaign organization has announced that it will release previously unseen shocking footage of an on-set death — the murder [...]
10 reasons why gay marriage should be illegal
Posted in civil liberties, complete fucking stupidity, constitutional rights, educational videos, freedom, frickin' 'tards, gay rights, megabitchery, minority recruitment, regulation, religion, Republican Hacks on 2007.07.13 | 1 Comment »
Any questions?
ImmiGREAT!
Posted in Canada, civil liberties, coercion, complete fucking stupidity, Department of Homeland Security, draconian legislation, economics, educational videos, immigration, Martial Law, personal responsibility, police state, politics, property rights, Real ID Act, regulation, texas on 2007.06.29 | 22 Comments »
Border wall boondoggle: even dumber than I thought! http://freestudents.blogspot.com/ So a gaggle of right-wing racists and faux libertarians want to build a wall on the border. They are going to “secure” the borders. Nice. So what does securing the borders mean? Well, one taste of it is that the historic right of Americans to cross [...]
At least we don’t have to worry about Anarchy anymore…
Posted in Big Brother, civil liberties, coercion, constitutional rights, Department of Homeland Security, draconian legislation, FEMA, Gun Confiscation, law enforcement, Martial Law, monopolies, pigs, police state, political cartoon, regulation, Tax Consumers vs. Taxpayers, terrorism on 2007.06.19 | 13 Comments »
h/t Kingdom of Fear by way of Francois Tremblay
Energy Vortex II
Posted in civil liberties, coercion, complete fucking stupidity, corporate welfare, draconian legislation, economics, environment, global warming, Gun Confiscation, health, history, homeless, Humanity, Iran, Iraq, Louisiana, Martial Law, media, Middle East, military, monopolies, NOLA, police state, political corruption, property rights, regulation, terrorism, The Katrina Fiasco, war on 2007.06.16 | Leave a Comment »
A while back I wrote about the Energy Vortex and others have commented on the same issue. The most cited instance of this is the War in Iraq (and possibly Afghanistan; it may have had a lot to do with the proposed oil pipeline through Afghanistan). This view of Operation Iraqi Liberation has worked its [...]
Vote or Die, Bitch!
Posted in 2008 Elections, awefuckingtacular, Big Brother, celebrities, child support, civil liberties, coercion, communism, constitutional rights, democracy, draconian legislation, draft, fraud, free your mind, gambling, general silliness, history, humor, insanetertainment, law enforcement, Martial Law, media, monopolies, music, pedophilia, personal responsibility, police state, political cartoon, politics, rap music, recruitment, regulation, terrorism, unusual behaviors, weird shit, women on 2007.06.05 | 3 Comments »
Since I gave Michelle a hat tip earlier, might as well make it a pair. (It’s easier to get away with staring with my hat tipped low). Something is making me think of Michelle and pairs today. Not sure what that is. Wait, don’t tell me, I almost got it figured out….damn, I forgot again. [...]
Medical Marijuana and States Rights
Posted in awefuckingtacular, civil liberties, coercion, complete fucking stupidity, Constitution, constitutional rights, draconian legislation, drug war, economics, law enforcement, natural health products, personal responsibility, police state, regulation, terrorism, unusual behaviors on 2007.06.02 | 4 Comments »
H/T BureauCrash
Nursing Home Greed + Alzheimer’s Patient + Dead Rat In Mouth = Lawsuit
Posted in complete fucking stupidity, corruption, crime, economics, elder abuse, fraud, health, regulation, weird shit on 2007.04.07 | 4 Comments »
By GILLIAN FLACCUS, Associated Press Writer SANTA ANA, Calif. – Staffing was so inadequate at a California senior center that a rat crawled into an Alzheimer’s patient’s mouth and died there before staff noticed, a lawsuit claims. The lawsuit, filed Thursday on behalf of 90-year-old Sigmund Bock, alleges that administrators at the Paragon Gardens Assisted [...]
Feeding Homeless A Criminal Offense In Orlando
Posted in Big Brother, censorship, civil liberties, coercion, complete fucking stupidity, crime, economics, general silliness, health, homeless, law enforcement, nanny state, personal responsibility, police action, police state, politics, regulation on 2007.04.05 | 7 Comments »
Orlando police have unbelievably arrested 21-year-old Eric Montanez, an activist with the charity “Food Not Bombs”, for feeding 30 homeless people in downtown Orlando. A city ordinance, supported by businesses which claim the homeless frighten away customers, prevents feeding more than 25 homeless persons within two miles of Orlando City Hall. The law does allow [...]
“Illegal” Immigration Quiz
Posted in civil liberties, coercion, constitutional rights, economics, immigration, law enforcement, Libertarian, Martial Law, personal responsibility, police state, politics, regulation on 2007.03.26 | 9 Comments »
Illegal Immigration Quiz by Joseph Knight The Libertarian Enterprise (1) Who will remove you from your home, job, family, and community to lock you in a cage like an animal for no reason other than what you smoke in your pipe or grow in your garden? A. Government B. Illegal immigrants (2) Who demands that [...]
City Wants to Seize Homes Over a $5 Parking Ticket
Posted in Big Brother, coercion, complete fucking stupidity, general silliness, law enforcement, nanny state, police state, regulation, terrorism, weird shit on 2007.03.25 | 7 Comments »
The Alex Jones Infowars website reports (links added by me): The city council in Brooksville, Florida voted this week to advance a proposal granting city officials the authority to place liens and foreclose on the homes of motorists accused of failing to pay a single $5 parking ticket. Non-homeowners face having their vehicles seized if [...]
The Governator versus California Families
Posted in 2008 Elections, civil liberties, constitutional rights, Kubby, Libertarian, Libertarian Party, personal responsibility, regulation, Republican, Uncategorized on 2007.03.13 | 4 Comments »
Text by Steve Kubby http://kubby2008.com/node/36; embedded links by me, “the paulienator” [Note: This blog entry was submitted to several California newspapers for publication last week. While it addresses a "state issue," I believe that the sentiments expressed herein are also applicable to the presidential campaign] Since his election to office, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has carefully [...]
Wal-Mart the (Corporate) Welfare Queen
Posted in coercion, corporate welfare, corruption, economics, personal responsibility, politics, regulation, Uncategorized on 2007.02.17 | 12 Comments »
By way of Brad Spangler Shopping for Subsidies: How Wal-Mart Uses Taxpayer Money to Finance Its Never-Ending Growth by Philip Mattera and Anna Purinton “The $1 billion figure we cite for total public assistance to Wal-Mart may very well be the tip of the iceberg.” Link above is to the full study. Handy summary available [...]
In Distinguished Company
Posted in 2008 Elections, coercion, constitutional rights, crime, democracy, drug war, Kubby, Libertarian, personal responsibility, police state, politics, regulation on 2007.02.17 | 3 Comments »
Posted by Steve Kubby at Kubby2008.com I’ve recently been asked a number of times — by friends, fellow Libertarians, supporters of other candidates and even my own campaign volunteers — if my personal legal situation has any bearing on my presidential candidacy. More pointedly, I’ve been asked if the fact that I’m on probation in [...]
Police State USA
Posted in civil liberties, coercion, constitutional rights, corruption, crime, guns, Libertarian, media, personal responsibility, regulation, taxes on 2007.02.03 | 2 Comments »
I’ve had my share of stories and I’ve heard too many to even begin from other people. It is getting a lot worse with over 100,000 SWAT Team raids a year now, most for simple stuff like routine warrant service, and they get very out of control. http://www.cato.org/pub_display.php?pub_id=6476 http://freedominourtime.blogspot.com/2007/01/get-cuffs-ponch.html Check out http://www.theagitator.com/archives/cat_paramilitary_police_raids.php http://lastfreevoice.wordpress.com/2007/01/09/police-state-of-overkill http://freedominourtime.blogspot.com/2007/01/submit-or-well-kill-you.html If [...]
The Energy Vortex
Posted in 2008 Elections, drug war, economics, environment, health, Kubby, Libertarian, Middle East, platform, regulation, taxes, war on 2007.01.31 | 7 Comments »
An exchange provoked by the Libertarian Response to Bush’s State of the Union Speech Andrew L Sullivan writes… You have a choice of drilling for oil in your own damn country or fighting for it in the Persian Gulf. PICK AND CHOOSE! http://www.terrorfreeoil.org/ Well, yeah, those are a couple of choices. But there are others [...]
No Vote Fraud Here. Move Along, Comrades…
Posted in civil liberties, coercion, communism, constitutional rights, corruption, democracy, politics, regulation, Republican, Uncategorized on 2007.01.26 | 2 Comments »
From LP blog 2004 Libertarian Recount Conclusion There have been several recent media reports about the somewhat exciting conclusion of recount operations in Ohio. Richard Winger of Ballot Access News wrapped it all up quite well: After the November 2004 election, the presidential nominees of the Green Party and the Libertarian Party jointly requested a [...]
The State of the Union: Libertarian Responses
Posted in 2008 Elections, censorship, civil liberties, coercion, constitutional rights, corruption, crime, democracy, Democrats, drug war, economics, environment, George Phillies, internets, Kubby, Libertarian, media, personal responsibility, politics, regulation, Republican, taxes, Uncategorized, war on 2007.01.25 | 15 Comments »
The following reaction to the King George’s latest State of the Union speech at http://kubby2008.com/ got so many hits that it overwhelmed our server yesterday and caused the website to go down for most of the afternoon. We’ve got the site back up now, and Tom Knapp says we will be getting a server upgrade [...]
Taxes of Evil 2
Posted in 2008 Elections, awefuckingtacular, coercion, corruption, democracy, Democrats, Iran, Iraq, Islam, Libertarian, media, Middle East, personal responsibility, politics, regulation, Republican, taxes, Uncategorized, war on 2007.01.23 | 28 Comments »
Earlier we had a discussion of the Taxes of Evil outreach piece: Taxes of Evil 1 We now have a new update. Final draft of Version1: Susan writes, Send your contributions to help print this to my Paypal account!!! Please! Copies will be sent to all local LPs who request it – courtesy of the [...]
Burridge Gets Big Bloody Red Nose, Starts Taking Off Ass-Clown Costume
Posted in 2008 Elections, blogging, civil liberties, coercion, constitutional rights, cops against drug war, corruption, crime, democracy, Democrats, drug war, internets, Libertarian, media, personal responsibility, politics, regulation, Uncategorized on 2007.01.22 | 13 Comments »
A few days ago, we reported about how state representative Burridge in NH responded to a constituent’s polite email in favor of decriminalizing marijuana by calling him a dumb pothead who should become a snitch and CC’ed the local cops. Now, Homeland Stupidity reports that all the calls and emails that Burridge has received as [...]
Vote This Ass-Clown Out!
Posted in 2008 Elections, coercion, complete fucking stupidity, constitutional rights, corruption, crime, democracy, drug war, Libertarian, media, politics, regulation, taxes, Uncategorized on 2007.01.17 | 23 Comments »
OK, Free Staters…time to show what y’all are made of and make some serious stink about this out of control politician. This deserves to be in all your letters to the editor, public pickets, call every radio and TV station in the state, hell, make it national news. This psychotic individual is clearly legislating while [...]
Taxes of Evil
Posted in awefuckingtacular, coercion, Libertarian, media, Middle East, personal responsibility, politics, regulation, taxes, Uncategorized, war on 2007.01.17 | 43 Comments »
Over at Ground Up Libs Andy mentioned and idea he had which we have been kicking around for years to make a flier to distribute at antiwar rallies and April 15th demonstrations about how taxes fund the war machine. This time, Susan Hogarth of LP Radicals picked up on the idea and come up with [...]
Steve Kubby’s MLK day message
Posted in 2008 Elections, celebrities, christianity, civil liberties, coercion, constitutional rights, corruption, crime, democracy, drug war, economics, Kubby, Libertarian, media, personal responsibility, politics, regulation, Uncategorized on 2007.01.15 | 7 Comments »
This is an MLK day Message from Steve Kubby, Libertarian for President with markup links by me, paulie cannoli. FREE AT LAST? I wonder what Martin Luther King, Jr., would think of the America we live in — how he’d feel had he and his assassin not met on that fateful April morning and if [...]
Health Care: Alternatives to Socialism and Fascism
Posted in civil liberties, coercion, corruption, Democrats, economics, health, Libertarian, personal responsibility, politics, regulation, taxes, Uncategorized on 2007.01.15 | 2 Comments »
Can liberals and libertarians find common ground on health care solutions? At http://mutualist.livejournal.com/ 01:30 pm – What is worse: socialized medicine or fascist medicine? With the democrats retaking congress socialized medicine (er, “universal healthcare”) will once again take the center stage. While I certainly expect the far left to spew more rhetoric, I do not [...]
This Could Happen To Any Of Us
Posted in civil liberties, coercion, complete fucking stupidity, constitutional rights, corruption, crime, internets, media, personal responsibility, politics, regulation, Uncategorized on 2007.01.13 | 1 Comment »
From http://www.clairewolfe.com/blog.html YOU MAY HAVE SEEN YESTERDAY’S ABC 20/20 REPORT or read the related news story about Matt Bandy, the 16-year-old Arizona boy so hideously railroaded on child-porn charges. He faced up to ninety years in prison for viewing (and possibly uploading) some porn pix — despite the fact that the images found on the [...]
Stop the Draft Before It Starts!
Posted in civil liberties, coercion, constitutional rights, Iraq, Islam, Libertarian, politics, regulation, war on 2007.01.12 | 2 Comments »
MLL poster: Stop the Draft! Bush wants a larger military. The Selective Service System is busy testing its draft machinery. Don’t wait for an official re-launch of the draft. Begin fighting it now. And if you find it useful, feel free to use this poster I’ve created for the Movement of the Libertarian Left. You’ll [...]
Police State of Overkill
Posted in civil liberties, coercion, complete fucking stupidity, constitutional rights, crime, personal responsibility, politics, regulation, Uncategorized on 2007.01.09 | 4 Comments »
Posted by Claire Wolfe at http://clairewolfe.com/blog.html THIS WEEK’S BUST of that dangerous threat to civic order, a scholarly historian. Can you count the number of cops in the picture, boys and girls? Seven? Well, maybe. But it looks as if the champion donut-gobbler in the center may also be one of those kindly and helpful [...]
Texas Prison Camp Future American Gulag?
Posted in coercion, constitutional rights, corruption, immigration, politics, regulation, texas, Uncategorized on 2007.01.09 | 6 Comments »
Detention facility currently holds as many as 200 children incarcerated after midnight arrests Prison Planet | January 8, 2007 Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones A detention camp in Taylor Texas that currently holds hundreds of rebuffed asylum seekers who legally entered the country, half of which are children swept up in midnight raids, is [...]
Fire in a crowded theater
Posted in civil liberties, constitutional rights, politics, regulation, Uncategorized on 2006.12.30 | Leave a Comment »
http://pauliecannoli.files.wordpress.com/2006/12/trall061221.gif Lots of people say “you can’t say fire in a crowded theater” but fewer people know that this phrase comes from a 1919 court decision in which an antiwar protestor was jailed for handing out leaflets against the war. By way of Wendy McElroy.
Drunks Against Mad Mothers
Posted in civil liberties, coercion, complete fucking stupidity, constitutional rights, personal responsibility, politics, regulation, Uncategorized on 2006.12.29 | 3 Comments »
Also posted at: http://pauliecannoli.wordpress.com/2006/12/30/drunks-against-mad-mothers/


