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The latest Bureaucrash Bulletin (with video of a run-in with the Arlington Co. Police Department): http://bureaucrash.com/2009/01/25/bureau
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The latest Bureaucrash Bulletin: http://bureaucrash.com/2009/01/13/the-bu
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George, thanks for that comment. I see where you're coming from, but if someone unjustly acquired your property via force, they would not have earned it, which means the rightful owner (or person he/she delegates as their agent) can then rightfully use force to gain it back.
Does that help clarify things? If you still think it could be modified let me know and I'll consider it.
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James, hell no. Our stuff is tagged with a creative commons license that allows anyone to use it, so long as they don't make a monetary profit. Even better than that though, is that we're in the process of getting Bureaucrash set-up on a new social networking platform, that will allow you and others around the world to... connect with folks in their area by the "group" function. Should be out within a couple of weeks.Read More
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charles, good catch. my bad on that one.
just click on my name in the upper-left of the mssg then "send pete a message"
Bureaucrash Francois (and others in/around Seattle), we're thinking of having a presence at HempFest in August: http://hempfest.org/drupal/ Would you be interested/able to help?
Bureaucrash Bert, thanks for your question. The survey for "The Law" was only up until we reached 124 requests. The survey for the An-Cap design initially maxed out until we upgraded our account, so that will not be a problem in future surveys. Thanks again for bringing this to our attention.
Bureaucrash As I noted on the Bureaucrash Bulletin sent out yesterday, we'll be at the Argentine Embassy (1600 New Hampshire Ave, NW, Washington, DC 20009) this Wednesday, May 28th from 1-3PM to support individual liberty and free trade. Under the auspices of redistribution, Argentinean President Fernandez has pushed through tax increases and other barriers to free trade that have harmed many.
