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postlibertarian.com
The point of intellectual property is to promote the creation of new content, but IP has become so cumbersome it actually thwarts creativity rather than promote it. However, restrictions do not ju |
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econospeak.blogspot.com
[AI summary] The provided text is a detailed and often heated discussion between individuals with differing views on gun control, the Second Amendment, and related historical and political issues. Key points include: 1. **Gun Rights vs. Gun Control**: The conversation revolves around the debate over gun ownership, with one side (e.g., Stewart Rhodes, L. Neil Smith) emphasizing the Second Amendment as a fundamental right, while others (e.g., academics like John Donohue and John Lott) argue for more regulated gun access to reduce crime. 2. **Historical Context**: There are references to historical events such as the disarming of Jewish populations by the Nazis, the Soviet collectivization of Ukraine, and the Chinese Great Leap Forward, all used to illustra... |
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write.hamster.dance
Intellectual property law is failing to protect artist livelihoods and art as a public good. I'd thought maybe some of the global discus... |
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www.theguardian.com
Paul Dans 'will be departing the team' over potential government staffing if Trump wins in November |
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