Seattle mayor violates drivers' rights, says to "Just chill".  read more »

Because the poor need the rich to help them make "good" decisions. Poor people need to slim down by having some delicious and nutritious organic, free range, locally made granola and home made yogurt with local organic clover honey instead of that fatty Egg McMuffin. Once we tell them how to budget their (very limited) funds, I'm sure they'll find a way to make it work.

/sarcasm.

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People are (or will be) having sex all around America today. But that's nobody's business. Sex is a private matter, right? Except that local authorities sometimes say it is their business.

Read more about the state's infringement in our sex lives in this awesome article by John Stossel and Patrick McMenamin.

In his recent column, John Stossel summarily debunks a few of the myths associated with drugs and the drug war. It's a bold statement, but one must keep in mind that it is not an endorsement of drugs. Rather, it is an endorsement of a policy change that is founded in the belief that we are the sole owners of our bodies, and maintain the ultimate responsibility for what we do to, and with, ourselves.

If drug use leads a person to violate the rights of another, then action should be taken in a manner no different than if the violator had not used drugs. And if drug use leads to a decline in a person's health, they should be free to do so, just as a person is allowed to damage their health with poor nutrition, an unhealthy lifestyle, or dangerous hobbies. That is a fundamental right.