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You know you're doing something right when the establishment press takes the time to lambaste you. That is what happened to the liberty-minded people standing up for gun rights at Coatesville, PA's gun buy.

my hometown-a little town called dixon, il, is not trying to outlaw LEGAY THINGS. who would've thought. dixon has become a police state within the past four or five years and anything that is fun is wrong. kind of like in footloose.but yeah, this stuff that is great for people on probation (for pot) have k2 which is surprisingly different from the other 'legal buds' available. this one actually works. and of course, the propaganda has started rolling in (the dpd and newspaper are best buddies) and now it's time to make more things illegal and harder to find. awesome.

Law enforcement is using dubious justifications to spy on Americans based on nothing more than people's political beliefs.

Marnie Thompson defies the conventional wisdom that wealthy people don't like taxes. She's on a public relations and lobbying campaign to see her own taxes go up.

Starting today (July 1), every Finnish citizen now has a guaranteed legal right to a least a 1Mbps broadband connection, putting it on the same footing as other legal rights in the country such as healthcare and education.

The state has a message for city Greenmarket vendors: Don't cut the cheese!

The state Agriculture Department is enforcing a ban on slicing cheese in the open air - and shoppers complain that the regulation means pre-packaged cheese, which defeats the purpose of buying fresh.

5 Big Lies About the Phony 'War on Religion'

Sounds great, except for one tiny problem—the war they're railing about doesn't exist. They're not calling for an end to the war in Afghanistan or the abstract “war on terror.” The candidates claim that Obama and Democrats across the country are waging a “war on religion”-- and, of course, they're the “civilian casualties,” along with the rest of

A bill authorizing gold and silver as legal tender passed the statehouse and with the governor’s signature will become law. This pushback against the Federal Reserve was truly a bottom-up effort, initiated by a group of activists and two freshman legislators keenly aware that the debt-based dollar is a significant drag on the U.S.

Student punished for spaghetti beliefs

A student has been suspended from school in America for coming to class dressed as a pirate.

But the disciplinary action has provoked controversy – because the student says that the ban violates his rights, as the pirate costume is part of his religion.

Bryan Killian says that he follows the Pastafarian religion, and that as a crucial part of his faith, he must wear 'full pirate regalia' as prescribed in the holy texts of Pastafarianism.