violence
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ConstitutionFeaturedGovernmentPolitics
Are Democrats Trying to Spark a Violent Revolution—or Just Accidentally Doing It?
by Justin Haskins September 1, 2020These actions don’t merely represent protests run amok — America is now in the midst of a left-wing revolution
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Budgets/Taxes
To Reduce Urban Violence, Let’s Consider the Real Causes — Not Guns, Police or ‘Low’ Taxes
by Chris Talgo August 29, 2018To solve a problem, one must first diagnose its cause. This rings true in all walks of life. Yet this fundamental principle seems to be ignored when the problems of inner-city crime and poverty are considered.
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FeaturedLiberty
Gun Control: Much to Ado About Nothing?
by Nancy Thorner and Ed Ingold January 13, 2016As we digested events from last week in the light of President Obama’s Executive Order about gun control, it became clear that gun control was secondary to his attempt to marginalize the NRA. There was lots of sizzle, but no steak in the end. Even diverting attention from Gitmo, ISIS, North Korea, China, and the Middle East played a minor, but useful role.
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Homeschooling seems to be an easy target for critics of school choice. It always has been. With homeschoolers being by definition outside the education establishment, some people attach a stigma to their choice, suggesting homeschooled children and their families must be somewhat weird. Recent claims about Adam Lanza, alleged perpetrator of the Newtown massacre, are just the latest and perhaps most egregious example.
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FeaturedLegal AffairsMedia
Stand Your Ground, Post-Trayvon Martin America, You’re Not Racist
by Peter Ferrara July 25, 2013Martin’s life and death would be honored by promotion of racial harmony and good will.
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FeaturedLibertyPodcast
Heartland Daily Podcast: John Whitehead and Steve Stanek on the Growing Trend of Big, Bad Police
by Justin Blake July 13, 2013“Not only should Mr. Gauger not have not been convicted, he should not have even been arrested – and we had him on death row.”