Thomas Jefferson never met the TEA party.

jim k, austin and E Archer, NYC - show off The Emperor's New Clothes

Mark Steyn doesn't get out much - especially not in Europe.

At least that's how it should be.

Alfred is on point.

Mike is right; all drugs are not the same. It's like saying fluids are bad or good. They're all different. We just have this Calvinistic tendency to lump all 'drugs' into one category. Alcohol is not the same as heroin. Nicotine is not the same as LSD. On and on.

All things to their proper measure.

Wordiness is not a virtue.

That's not a quote. That's a treatise.

Takes a while to catch on, doesn't it?

Occupy Congress.

So, . . . produce all that stuff for less already and stop bitching about it.

Pompous gibberish from one after whom a mental complex is aptly named.

In the US it was so during the 'Gilded Age' and it was so in 1929 and it is so again. Thank the Banksters.

Milton Friedman was wrong about almost everything. Rest In Hell Miltie.

Voltaire never met a Republican or a pentecostal minister.

Archer wins. Ad populum. Yawn.

Ronald certainly was in office way too long - long after he failed to make any sense at all.

Kudos to the judge.

. . . or a philosopher.

Clearly David R. knows nothing about Bertrand Russell.

And Ken, FYI, Bertrand Russell was British and didn't live under US law.

Try convincing a religious or ideological person of this idea.

I mean, read the comments.

Come hither all ye believers and make me yawn.

Uncle Milton will, more and more be seen as a flash in the pan who was wrong on just about everything.

It can be said but "The opinion of ten thousand men is of no value if none of them know anything about the subject."

How true.

Over the head.