| Inside Liberty |
| 4 |
Letters | It's all you. |
| 7 |
Reflections | We gawk at Bulgarian Speedos,
get frisked for our Fourth Amendments, shoot some goddamned sensitivity into
idiotic people, sniff for Satan, get a rejection slip from the CIA, protect
California from Mexican imperialists, and watch gays sashay through a needle's
eye. |
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Features |
| 19 | Libertarian Interventionism: Will It
Liberate? | Deposing foreign despots is one government program that many
libertarians support. Gene Healy challenges the case for armed
evangelism. |
| 23 | Perversion
of Justice | Malicious inmates and complicit guards, Ralph Reiland
discovers, can turn any prison sentence into a death sentence. |
| 25 | Surf, Turf, and Hard Time | Strolling along a public beach, Bo
Keely heard more than the gentle rhythm of the waves. "Your papers, please,"
the officer said . . . and Keely found out about life in the Broward County
jail. |
| 27 | Splish, Splash, I Was Taken to Jail | When a mischievous teen tosses
a water balloon, Jo Ann Skousen discovers, she can end up charged with a
felony if she asserts her constitutional rights. |
| 29 | Wasn't It a
Little Crowded on that Grassy Knoll? | Forty years after the JFK assassination,
David Ramsay Steele learns, conspiracy theorists still don't even believe
their own incredible theories. |
| 37 | The Color of Your Point of View | Only a perverse, race-based
view of the world can justify affirmative action, Garin K. Hovannisian
writes. |
| 39 | Diversifying for Freedom | Sarah J. McCarthy argues that, for
people to be happy and prosperous, a nation should seek racial diversity, not
"color blindness." |
| 41 | Palestinian
Vouchers | Want to see conservatives and liberals unite behind school
vouchers, while bringing about peace in the Mideast? Bart Kosko has an
idea. |
| Reviews |
| 43 | Al Franken Is a Big, Boring Hypocrite | Al Franken has found a new
career as the comic nemesis of the Right. Tim Slagle is still waiting for
the punch line. |
| 46 | The Lost
Civilization | There was a time when Islamic civilization outshone
Christendom. Why did things change so much? Stephen Cox looks at what went
wrong. |
| 47 | Henry Ford: Nazi Dupe? | Was Nazism Job 1 for the great American
entrepreneur? Bruce Ramsey dismisses a new indictment. |
| 49 | The
Professor's Deadly Dream | Clark Stooksbury considers the legacy of the "supreme
autocrat" whose war paved the way for decades of international turmoil, the rise
of Hitler, and the Second World War. |
| 52 | The Decline & Fall of Motown | In the past 50 years, Detroit
lost nearly half its population, while the U.S. population rose 85%. Greg
Kaza looks at what went wrong in liberalism's model city. |
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| 51 | Notes on Contributors | Autograph line forms to the
right. |
| 54 | Terra Incognita | We're not laughing at them . . .
well, okay, we are. |
