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David Kopel celebrates Jewish resistance to tyranny through history.

Catallarchy quoting Steve Landsburg:

...I am frankly a lot more worried about my daughter’s becoming an environmentalist than about her becoming a Christian. Fourth, we face no current threat of having Christianity imposed on us by petty tyrants; the same can not be said of environmentalism. My county government never tried to send me a New Testament, but it did send me a recycling bin.

Jed on property rights vs the RKBA.

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Versus? Well I hope I didn't make it sound that way. The RKBA is a right derived from a right in property. Yeah, it comes across as a big conflict, but really, if you choose to temporarily relinquish the exercise of a right, out of respect for another's right in property, that is (or should be) a small thing -- not much of a conflict at all. But of course, that's in my fantasy parallel universe, where everyone thinks clearly.

I find it interesting environmentalists howl and scream when you throw away an aluminum can, but say nothing, do nothing when you throw away an unborn child, aborted, or throw away a person simply because they have reached a certain age and are, therefore, deemed, beyond use.

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