LiveFreeNowPeacefully @BlueRepubMN

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LiveFreeNowPeacefully @BlueRepubMN

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@LelaMarkham Yep

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LiveFreeNowPeacefully @BlueRepubMN

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@AntiwarNews @_Cheibriados @KymRobinson80 I cant stop laughing

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AntiwarNews @AntiwarNews

2 days ago

Folks, give this a re-tweet. We don't ask for much. Our staff isn't paid well; I reuse tea bags at the office. - ak Antiwar.com/donate

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Antiwar.com @Antiwarcom

a week ago

A Message from John Mearsheimer Antiwar. com’s Fight To Challenge the Iran War Propaganda original.antiwar.com/john-mearsheim…

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See you soon @lpwa If you want to support Liberty in the Evergreen State, come out and see me later this month, or become a recurring donor. You can get tickets in the link in the post replies. See you there August 28th and 29th!

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Agorist Nexus (Brandon) @AgoristN

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PostRanger @post_ranger

6 days ago

@LegendaryEnergy The whole GOP campaign against communism is simply them panicking that the pro-Israel Dems are losing out to progressives who want nothing to do with Israel.

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An0maly @LegendaryEnergy

5 days ago

When you realize that 90% of Congress, most of mainstream media, Trump, Kamala, Biden, Romney, DeSantis, the GOP & Chuck Schumer revolve around prioritizing Israel first and tricking Americans, everything makes more sense. You’ll be eternally confused if you trust any of them.

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The Redheaded libertarian @TRHLofficial

5 days ago

The mass removal of flock cameras is the closest Americans have gotten to the Boston Tea Party since 1773.

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AntiwarNews @AntiwarNews

5 days ago

About to run out of energy. Maybe a newsletter. Send money, Antiwar.com/donate

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Philippe Lemieux @NeoRothbardian

a week ago

Funny facts about Murray Rothbard: - He refused to drive a car and relied on JoAnn or friends for transportation. - He had a severe fear of flying and often preferred long train rides over airplanes. - He was a night owl, frequently writing until 4 or 5 AM before going to sleep. - His small Manhattan apartment became the site of legendary libertarian salons that helped shape the modern libertarian movement.

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AntiwarNews @AntiwarNews

6 days ago

You don't have to like our staff, our attitude or underlying ideology. We know we are right. - ak Antiwar.com/donate.

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LiveFreeNowPeacefully @BlueRepubMN

6 days ago

@MaryTracy1101 I still need to go up there

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Joel Montfort @jmontforttx

a week ago

The GOP is literally destroying a national treasure in our state and not a damn person in our government is saying a word about it.

Laiken Jordahl @LaikenJordahl

a week ago

BREAKING: Bulldozers are arriving in Big Bend National Park near Santa Elena Canyon to plow through border barriers & roads. The irreversible destruction of Texas' crown jewel national park is unfolding and virtually no national media is paying attention. 📷 Natialie Newman

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Old Salty Marine @BamaSaltyMarine

a week ago

The Constitution does NOT give you rights. You already have them. The Constitution simply tells the government that it cannot take those s rights away. I wish more people understood this.

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TallDesigns @HalfMahcete

a week ago

"The desire to ban speech, in any form, is an example of insecurity inside society and government. Knowing that certain words or images may in some way draw revulsion and offence is a risk an individual must take. Not everyone will experience the same offence or revulsion..."

Kym Robinson @KymRobinson80

a week ago

Latest piece is up libertarianinstitute.org/articles/censo…

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𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝔸𝕣𝕔𝕙𝕚𝕧𝕚𝕤𝕥 @TheArchivistLC

a week ago

Pretty sure I’ve just accidentally stumbled onto the source of the entire public vs private debate. Yellowstone became the first official national park in the world in 1872, creating the basic model for protecting public land. By 1902, only 23 wild bison remained in the park. Today, that herd has recovered to roughly 3,600–5,000, but it is still tightly controlled. Why? Invisible property lines, a microscopic bacterium, and a massive collision between public conservation and private industry. Many Yellowstone bison carry brucellosis, a disease that causes domestic cattle to miscarry their calves. If wild bison leave the park and mix with commercial herds, ranchers can face serious financial losses. So when the herd grows and naturally migrates beyond the park looking for winter food, hundreds of bison are captured, hunted, or removed. At first, the battle lines seem simple: public conservation versus private profit. But then the story gets more interesting… There are actually way more bison living on private ranches than in public parks. Approximately 500,000 bison exist in North America, most of which are privately owned. Ranchers helped rebuild the species back from near extinction, while public parks preserved some of the last wild, free-roaming conservation herds. But then a third player enters the story... Sovereign Tribal Nations. Through groups like the InterTribal Buffalo Council, and partnerships with nations like the Blood Tribe (Kainai) and the Cree, in the US and Canada, Native nations are taking live bison from the public parks and restoring them to tribal lands. They don’t see the buffalo as public property, nor as private livestock. They see them as a cultural necessity, as a vital part of their land, their history, and their future. What I love about this story is that nobody has the whole answer. It strips away left and right politics and reminds us what we really are: people living on the same land, depending on the same soil, water, animals, and future. Governments protect wilderness and the public interest. Ranchers protect livelihoods. Tribal nations restore a relationship with the buffalo that existed long before either. Different interests. Different priorities. And somehow, the buffalo has become the thing that brings them together. Maybe the future of the American West will not be decided by who owns the land, but by who is willing to care for it.

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Save Our Parks @SaveOurParksUSA

a week ago

Data Center Doug Burgum is giving away Americans’ public lands to a data center developer after the community said no. bit.ly/4g60mlW

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Big Bad Bear @CoxHerb

a week ago

This BS has gotta stop. Where oh where is our Governor when it comes time to protect our state parks and resources?

Laiken Jordahl @LaikenJordahl

a week ago

Bulldozers are arriving in Big Bend National Park. From @MarfaRadio: "On Tuesday, Marfa Public Radio witnessed a bulldozer and multiple trucks bearing the contractor’s name – Southwest Valley Constructors – stationed inside the park near the entrance to Cottonwood Campground,