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Gun Owners Challenge California’s Large Capacity Magazine Ban

April 30, 2017 Asa J 1299 Views Alan M. Gottlieb, Calguns Foundation, California, California gun owners, Confiscation, constitutional rights, copblock, copblock.org, democide, Double Standard, double-standards, federal lawsuit, Firearms Policy Coalition, Firearms Policy Foundation, frederic bastiat, freedom watch, Fresno, Gov. Jerry Brown, gun control, gun law, gun laws, gun owners, Gun ownership, Gun rights, high capacity magazines, Hurricane Katrina, L.A. riots, large capacity magazines, lawsuit, Police State, private property, Reginald Denny, Second Amendment, Second Amendment Foundation, Senate Bill No. 1446, the law, the superhuman idea

(Police State Daily) California gun owners have filed a federal lawsuit challenging the state’s ban on so-called “large capacity” magazines.

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New Jersey Bill Could Ban Drinking Coffee, Eating While Driving

August 6, 2016August 7, 2016 Asa J 1951 Views coffee ban, copblock, copblock.org, costume, distracted driving, distracted driving bill, eating ban, extortion, frederic bastiat, John Wisniewski, legal plunder, multitasking, multitasking while driving, National Motorists Association, New Jersey, New Jersey distracted driving ban, New Jersey Distracted Driving bill, New Jersey General Assembly, Nicholas Chiaravalloti, NJ.com, Police State, Property rights, robbery, shinny badge, Steve Carrellas, the law

If passed by the New Jersey General Assembly, a newly proposed “distracted driving” bill could impose stiff fines and penalties

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Why Privatization Of Police Is A Necessary Precondition Of Abolition

April 26, 2016April 26, 2016 Asa J 2338 Views abolish the police, accountability is futile, Amish, anarcho-capitalism, anarchy, ancaps, arbitration, Brehon Ireland, common law, competitive law, copblock, copblock.org, covenant, covenant communities, covenant community, culture, dale brown, david friedman, decentralization, degeneracy, English common law, fraud, frederic bastiat, free association, government, high-trust society, Insurance companies, irresponsible drug use, joshua hotchkin, libertarian, libertarianism, marketization, Medieval Iceland, merchant law, monopoly, murder, ostracism, parasitism, Pinkerton Detective Agency, polyamory, polycentric law, Private police, private policing, rape, religious law, reputation, social norms, state, stateless society, the state, Theft, threat management center, victimology, welfare state, welfareism

Over the past several months, CopBlock.org contributor Joshua Hotchkin has written a series of articles asserting that police accountability is

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Mass. City Health Czar Unilaterally Banned Selling Nicotine To Anyone Under 21

March 3, 2016 Asa J 1921 Views addicts, Attleboro, black market, copblock, copblock.org, Dr. Christopher Quinn, e-cigarettes, Ed Markey, Elizabeth Warren, flavored nicotine products, frederic bastiat, Health Czar, health department, liberty, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Libertarian Party, nicotine ban, nicotine products, Plainville, regulation, Self-ownership, smoking age, smoking age 21, smoking ban, the law, the superhuman idea, tobacco prohibition, Tobacco to 21 Act, under the age of 21, vaporizers, vice laws

The entire premise of government is the assertion that there exists a higher claim over our own bodies and property

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RI Magazine Ban Would Punish Gun Owners With 10 Year Sentences

January 19, 2016April 8, 2016 Asa J 2010 Views Arthur Handy, copblock, copblock.org, Double Standard, double-standards, Edith H. Ajello, executive orders, frederic bastiat, freedom watch, gun control, gun law, gun laws, gun owners, Gun ownership, Gun rights, H7199, high capacity magazines, Hurricane Katrina, J. Aaron Regunberg, Joseph S. Almeida, L.A. riots, Larry Klayman, Lauren H. Carson, Police State, President Obama, private property, Reginald Denny, Rohde Island, Second Amendment, the law, the superhuman idea

A newly purposed Rhode Island gun law would criminalize the possession of so-called “high capacity magazines” and sentence offenders to up

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Stockholm Syndrome: Woman Writes Letter Thanking Cop For Extorting Her

September 6, 2015March 1, 2016 Asa J 1603 Views Alpharetta Georgia, atlanta, automatic license plate readers, Barack Obama, classical liberal, copblock, copblock.org, defense mechanism, denmark, department of public safety, Dr. John Staddon, Drachten, federal reserve, frederic bastiat, Freud, George Bush, Georgia, Georgia Department of Public Safety, germany, Great Britain, Hans Monderman, highway men, inattentional blindness, income tax, Law, legal plunder, Mayor Kasim Reed, Netherlands, Norrmalmstorg bank robbery, Park Atlanta, regulation, Sigmund Freud, speeding tickets, Statistic Brain Research Institute, Stockholm, Stockholm Syndrome, Sweden, the law, Traffic laws, united kingdom, United States, victimless crime, West Palm Beach

In an epic display of Stockholm syndrome, the Georgia Department of Public Safety is gloating about a handwritten “thank you”

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Cops: Eating Out The Substance Of Their Own Countrymen

June 10, 2015November 22, 2015 Asa J 2667 Views A Brief History of Slavery and the Origins of American Policing, Abolish Traffic Law, Abolish Traffic Lights, anarchy, atlanta, Atlanta Police, Barack Obama, black unemployment, Brazil, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, China, Civil War, cocaine crazed Negro brain, Coercion, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, dead hand of the state, denmark, Der Speigel, dollar devaluation, Dr. John Staddon, Dr. Milton Friedman, Dr. Victor E. Kappeler, Dr. Walter E. Williams, Drachten, drone strikes, Drug Policy Alliance, Eastern Kentucky University, Eating out our substance, extortion, federal reserve, frederic bastiat, free society, George Bush, George Mason University, germany, Great Britain, Hans Hermann Hoppe, Hans Monderman, highway men, inattentional blindness, income tax, India, inflation, interracial marriage, law is a racket, legal plunder, license plate readers, lysander sponer, Marriage licensure, Maryland, Mayor Kasim Reed, minimum wage, Minimum Wage Cruelty, Monderman Model, Negro Cocaine “Fiends” Are a New Southern Menace, Negro Cocaine Fiends, Netherlands, New York Times, no victim no crime, Ohio, opium war, Park Atlanta, Police brutality, private law society, Racial Trade-Offs, red light cameras, regulation, revenue generation, San Francisco opium law, SJW, Social Justice Warrior, speeding camera, speeding tickets, Statistic Brain Research Institute, Stop eating out our substance, taxation is theft, thomas jefferson, three felonies a day, traffic fatalities, traffic law make you less safe, traffic-related death statistics, war on drugs, West Palm Beach

Every government employee is morally suspect, this is true. Funded by violent expropriation (taxation), government workers add no net gain

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The Rise of the Praetorian Class

May 28, 2012May 9, 2013 CopBlock 925 Views albert nock, Bruce Benson, caseyresearch.com, cop block, copblock.org, datasages, Featured, franz oppenheimer, frederic bastiat, incentives, lysander spooner, pete kofod, Police State, robert higgs, samuel edward konkin, the economic class, the political class, the praetorian class, thin blue line

This post by Pete Kofod originally appeared on the CaseyResearch.com on January 13th, 2012. Though the essay doesn’t focus exclusively

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A Response to George Sand’s Pancake Post

November 28, 2011May 9, 2013 Pete Eyre 2069 Views Agorism, antiwar radio, becky akers, bradley jardis, cop block, franz oppenheimer, frederic bastiat, FreeKeene.com, george sand, john bush, LewRockwell.com, marginal revolution, market anarchism, Pete Eyre, Police brutality, quinn mack, scott horton, strike the root, voluntaryism

Cop Block is a decentralized project supported by a diverse group of individuals united by their shared goals of police

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