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March 20, 2020
Coronavirus will be deadly to your liberty
fromReason: COVID-19 is the healthiest thing to happen to government power in a very long time.
It's up to the Supreme Court to teach Seattle 'Free Speech 101'
fromTheHill: The Constitution protects not only your right to speak but also your right not to speak, including your right to refrain from paying for the speech you oppose.
Save sports for the next generation of female athletes
fromTownhall: Stop biological males from competing in female sports and provide a legal remedy for girls deprived of opportunities from policies that permit males to compete on female teams.
VIDEO: Ayn Rand - Don't Confuse the Two Kinds of Capitalism
fromReason: Ayn Rand explains that there are two types of capitalists in America and only one reveres the free market.
Victor Davis Hanson: The mysterious rise, fall and rise of Joe Biden
fromTownhall: At no time did Biden cease his bloopers or embarrassing moments of forgetfulness and confusion. The field changed, not Biden himself.
David Stockman says coronavirus is sparking a financial crisis, warns ‘Wall Street is toast’
fromCNBC: “It’s going to end as a financial crisis because the illusion that central banks always have your back and the economy would keep expanding and growing forever was complete nonsense.”
March 19, 2020
Panic will end but tyranny will not
fromDailyMail: We saw it with 9/11 and we’re seeing it the covid-19: people will give up their freedom and accept expanding government power when they’re afraid.
Joe Biden’s plan to shut down the firearms industry
fromNationalReview: His political attacks on the industry are why we have a law barring attempts to hold arms manufacturers legally responsible for shootings.
To track virus, governments weigh surveillance tools that push privacy limits
fromWallStreetJournal: Geolocation and facial-recognition systems can locate vectors of infections, but they also gather highly personal data.
Civil asset forfeiture should be eliminated entirely
fromStarTribune: Police and prosecutors should be bound by criminal law, a system where citizens—and their stuff—are innocent until proven guilty.
Orange County threatens to jail people who walk outside with others not in household
fromDailyMail: Covid-19 has given authoritarians carte-blanche to run roughshod over the rights of citizens
The plastic bag ban backfires
fromWallStreetJournal: While California's governor is quick to close bars under the pretense of stopping the spread of the virus, they promote reusable bags that are notoriously dirty transmitters.
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