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Letters
Pieces of our readers' minds.
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Reflections
We eliminate unemployment, appreciate any attention, fuel the fire, have two words for Greece, attend to thy mote, fool ourselves thrice, will eat anything, and retire in style.
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Features
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Naming Names
Bruce Ramsey examines a court case questioning the limits of free speech.
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Presumption of Competence
Wendy McElroy considers how libertarians might actually see a return on their political work.
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The Farthest Shores of Propaganda
If you think that fascism and communism never had a chance in American films, Stephen Cox invites you to think again.
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Zoophobia
When compliance becomes the supreme value, the line between man and beast begins to blur.
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Books of Summer
Liberty’s editors and contributors have a lot of them to recommend.
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Reviews
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Psychology Grows Up
Jamie McEwan has good news for the Dr. Spock generation.
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Planeteers
Jo Ann Skousen views a film that reduces life to a preachy documentary.
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Sleeper-Cell Marketing
Jo Ann Skousen considers viral marketing, taken to one logical extreme.
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On the Road Again
Gary Jason gets his kicks from a long-overdue TV to DVD release.
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Acting Like Ourselves
Jo Ann Skousen probes the secrets of one quirky family.
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Timeless Problems
Jo Ann Skousen finds a modern play that takes on the basic question: what’s important — and how can you tell?
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