Zero Hedge: NY Gym Owner Rips Up $15,000 Lockdown Fine On Live TV: “We Will Not Comply”
Non-Aggression and Voluntary Association
The Republican governor of New Hampshire, Chris Sununu, is considered by freedom lovers to be a tyrant who has abused his office especially when ordering businesses closed and causing economic chaos and job losses, much like the fascists in many other states, based on the scamdemic that we are still suffering. Sununu’s latest act of fascism was ordering the people of New Hampshire to have to wear masks on their faces if in gatherings of over 100 people, despite the studies which show that the face masks do not prevent the transmission of viruses and in fact could cause harm to the individual.
As I have mentioned previously, Sununu has two opponents in the Republican primary this September 8th, Nobody and Karen Testerman. I had written about Nobody, who had his name legally changed to Nobody, in this post.
There was a debate between Nobody and Testerman and, while Chris Sununu was invited to participate, he decided to snub his opponents. The debate between the two opponents was moderated by Mark Edge of Free Talk Live.
The two primary opponents discussed government schools, the drug war, COVID and Sununu’s fascist business closures, recent riots and violence in the cities in Amerika, and the possibility of New Hampshire state secession.
It certainly was a good debate and discussion. Very good points made by both candidates.
Besides Sunono’s fascism with COVID, he is also an anti-freedom-of-speech, anti-private-property, anti-freedom-of-association SJW in his signing the bills banning “discrimination” based on gender identity, and banning so-called “conversion therapy.” So the governor believes there are thought crimes which must be punished. He signed the bills only weeks before his previous reelection as governor in 2018. Conservatives who don’t know about that might want to consider ousting Sunono for those reasons as well as COVID fascism.
Future of Freedom Foundation president Jacob Hornberger discusses the original meaning of “liberalism” with Richard Ebeling, as well as his new book, For a New Liberalism. The people on the left “stole” the word liberalism to make it mean the opposite of what it is supposed to mean. Liberalism was intended to mean advocating to liberate the people, but for a century it had then been referring to statism and socialism. (And now the people on the left are more open about it: they mean “socialism” and they’re saying it. But regardless how destructive socialism has been, the tens of millions of deaths, the mass starvation and misery, nevertheless the socialists keep on truckin’. Sad.)
Kevin Gosztola on James Comey being saved by the two-tier justice system.
Zuri Davis says that “price gouging” can help Floridians in Hurricane Dorian’s path.
Mish Shedlock on Boris Johnson’s deviously clever Brexit strategy.
And Robert Wenzel asks, Are America’s farmers Trump’s useful idiots?
Murray Rothbard on altruism vs. materialism in market exchange.
Shikha Dalmia says that conservative nationalists, not immigrants, are having trouble assimilating in America.
Larry Johnson on understanding the roots of the Obama coup against Trump.
John Solomon explains how Mueller deputy Andrew Weissmann’s offer to an oligarch could boomerang on DOJ.
Thomas Knapp discusses the purposes of homeschooling.
Walter Block on whether or not labor can be owned under libertarian law.
And Moon of Alabama says the U.S. stunt in Hong Kong will make other issues more difficult.