EconomicPolicyJournal.com: ATTN: Active Duty Military, Veterans & Law Enforcement Officers. Will YOU Keep Your Oath?
Very interesting question.
From my cold dead hands ….
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EconomicPolicyJournal.com: ATTN: Active Duty Military, Veterans & Law Enforcement Officers. Will YOU Keep Your Oath?
Very interesting question.
From my cold dead hands ….
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Dear CNET members,
I just came across this interesting blog from Chris Matyszczyk titled, “Should all bars have breathalyzer machines?” In his blog, it explains a U.S. congressman from Utah is proposing that more of his state’s bars should have breathalyzer machines, so people can check whether they’re safe to drive home. The thinking being that it will help keep the streets safer by keeping some drunk drivers off the road.
It’s a simple concept. There’s a breathalyzer machine installed in the bar. After you’ve called it a night drinking with your friends, before you leave the bar, you go to the breathalyzer, blow into the machine and within a few seconds, the screen in front of you displays the results of your blood alcohol level and tells you whether you failed the test (recommending that you shouldn’t drive) or you’ve passed. Now what happens after that, is up to you; whether you take the recommendation that it is unsafe for you to drive, or blow it off (pun intended).
Currently there are already breathalyzers installed in some bars, but they are for entertainment/novelty only. However, do you think the breathalyzer should be installed in all bars and taken more seriously than just a novelty machine?
I ultimately think everyone is responsible for their own actions and installing these breathalyzers in bars may help some folks who lack better judgment, but ultimately I think it will remain a novelty. I know some people, especially when intoxicated, won’t let someone tell them what to do, let alone allow some machine tell them what is best for them. However, I do believe it’s better to have breathalyzers around, and if it can help one drunk person to not drive, it is one less drunk driver on the road.
Read up on Chris’ blog, and tell all of us how you feel about these breathalyzers. Would you like to see these in your local bars? Do you think it will help prevent drinkers from hopping into their cars if they’ve had one too many? Or do you think people will just blow it off and it will just remain another entertainment device, like dartboards on the walls?
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Yes.
With protection for the owners who have them and the drivers that use them.
They should be immune to the perdition of the ruling class.
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IMHO it makes a BIG difference.
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Can’t depend on anyone for the security of your information!
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Anyone find some of the valentine’s day commercial infuriating?
Listen for the implicit, or in some cases explicit, implication that someone is “your” woman.
Now I may follow Grok the Paleo diet and my knuckles may drag from time to time …
… but …
most of the women I know are not “MINE” or anybody’s.
Fastest way to get “curbed” is even think of ownership of another human being,
And as a little L libertarian, that’s unthinkable.
argh!
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http://www.deviantinvestor.com/5492/17-questions-that-deserve-answers/
17 Questions That Deserve Answers
Posted by Deviant Investor on February 11th, 2014
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The U.S. believes in paper dollars and an unbacked debt based currency. Such currency can be created with little more than a few keystrokes on a Federal Reserve computer. Would the Fed and the U.S. government sell gold into the world market to slow the inevitable weakening of the U.S. dollar? Would the Fed and the U.S. government ship (via intermediaries) substantial quantities of gold to China to prevent dumping of T-bonds and dollars? Are gold sales a “delaying action” to extend the reserve currency status of the U.S. dollar?
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Certainly, you can not trust the bankers, crony capitalists, politicians, and bureaucrats!
So what should we put out trust in?
Bullets, bandaids, and beans.
When you have all those — nickels, silver, and gold!
My favorite test what posted in 2009.
https://reinkefaceslife.com/2009/10/09/money-pirates-chest/
And the answer is still the same — gold is better than anything else.
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You can’t depend upon the cloud. Even if you pay for it.
Argh!
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http://ncc-1776.org/tle2014/tle757-20140209-02.html
On the Loss of a Friend
by L. Neil Smith
lneil@netzero.com
Attribute to L. Neil Smith’s The Libertarian Enterprise
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My old friend Ambrose has died.
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We have two younger cats now—I think that they kept the Old Guy alive longer by annoying him and stirring up his circulation—but I will miss my Ambrose as I have missed no other, possibly excepting Eris. I am no “animal lover” per se. I am a hunter (like Ambrose), an enthusiastic meat-eater (also like Ambrose), and PETA’s worst nightmare in the flesh, an articulate, widely-published, and outspoken opponent of the idiotic concept of animal rights. But Ambrose was my friend.
And now he’s gone.
And I’m not sure I feel any better.
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I have “lost” many people and one pet. I don’t think I could express it as well.
Guess that’s why he’s a “writer” and I’m a “wanna be”?
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Watch a genius crow solve 8 complex puzzles in perfect order!
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Crow is “smarter” than most humans?
My question is was this a “trained” bird. Or had it just done it several times?
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