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Liberator Online, Volume 9, Number 13
August 2, 2004
In This Issue:
Conservatives say: legalize marijuana...... The difference
between a slave and a free man...... World's Smallest Political Quiz receives
flurry of media attention...... Libertarian Badnarik is Number Two for millions
of American voters...... Republican libertarians score big with Advocates
tool...... "Art of Libertarian Persuasion" seminars scheduled across
America..... Brand-new CD by Sharon Harris...... Mary Ruwart is asked about
speeding laws, drunk driving, and liberty...... Michael Cloud gets positively
passionate about The Power of Positive Passion.....
All this and *much much more* in the world’s
largest-circulation libertarian publication...
THE LIBERATOR ONLINE
August 2, 2004
Vol. 9, No. 13
Circulation: 64,585 subscribers in over 100 countries
Published by the Advocates for Self-Government
Edited by James W. Harris, mailto:james@TheAdvocates.org
Created by Paul Schmidt and James W. Harris
___________________________________________
"We must learn to defend all our personal resources
with reason, clarity and the kind of effective persuasion that wins friends,
rather than alienating them. For this, no group is more helpful than the
Advocates, which teaches independent thinking coupled with empathy and tolerance
for others."
-- Tonie Nathan, first Libertarian Party vice-presidential
candidate (1972), and first woman in American history to receive an electoral
college vote.
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CONTENTS
PRESIDENT’S CORNER
* World's Smallest Political Quiz received media praise
* Republican leaders introduced to libertarian principles
WHAT’S HAPPENING WITH THE ADVOCATES
* "The Art of Libertarian Persuasion" scheduled
across America
...and more news and exciting opportunities for libertarians!
GOOD NEWS, BAD NEWS, UNBELIEVABLE NEWS
* Conservative Leaders Say: Legalize Marijuana
* Libertarian Party's Badnarik: Second Choice for 43% of Americans
* The Difference Between a Slave and a Free Man
* Ronald Reagan on the Draft...
ASK DR. RUWART
* Would a libertarian society have speed limits?
* Should we have laws against drunk driving?
PERSUASION POWER POINT #167
* The Power of Positive Passion
by Michael Cloud
PRODUCT REVIEW
* What would a libertarian world be like? Listen to
"The Invisible Hand is a Gentle Hand," Sharon Harris's acclaimed
speech now on CD!
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PRESIDENT’S CORNER
Dear friends,
The Advocates' World's Smallest Political Quiz has
recently received a flurry of media attention -- from newspapers, magazines, and
television.
I'd like to share just a bit of it with you:
"The World's Smallest Political Quiz [is] my favorite
part of the site. It can really tell you something about yourself." --
Columnist Joe Zorbino, The Daily Mississippian (University of Mississippi), June
22, 2004
"[An] irresistible political quiz. Find out why it's
so popular." -- Channel 7 Television (NBC), San Diego, California, July 8,
2004
"If politics has been a bit heavy for you lately, why
not lighten up with the World's Smallest Political Quiz.... Although it's
American, the questions, all ten of them, are universal. Within seconds, you
will be scored and know what your political philosophy is. It is refreshingly
simple and quick." -- Kate Harrison, The Westmorland Gazette (UK), May 21,
2004
"We should educate ourselves and not rely solely on
traditional media outlets for our information. For example... if you want to see
where you fall on the political spectrum, take the world's smallest political
quiz." -- Jamie Smith, Delta Business Journal (Mississippi), July 2004
"Since 1995, according to The Liberator [Online]... 3
million U.S. citizens have taken the 'World's Smallest Political Quiz.' Are you
a Libertarian? Perhaps you should take the test." -- Steven Sisson, Augusta
Free Press (Waynesboro, Virginia), July 21, 2004
Last issue I mentioned we'd recently had our 3,000,000th
online Quiz taker. Those numbers keep rising by thousands each and every day. We
are making a difference! Thanks to Advocates supporters for making this
incredible, world-changing success possible.
We're working on some major updates and changes to the
Quiz Web site, to make it better than ever. We'll announce them here first. Stay
tuned!
* * *
Once again the Republican Liberty Caucus (RLC) -- an
organization devoted to spreading libertarian ideas within the Republican Party
-- had a major success with Operation Politically Homeless (OPH).
OPH is the Advocates outreach tool that, by using the Quiz
and other material, transforms an ordinary political booth into a crowd-drawing,
fun event.
The Southern Republican Leadership Conference was held in
Miami Beach, Florida, April 15-17. At this biennial conference Republican
leaders and activists meet to share ideas and develop strategies regionally and
nationally. The event attracts hundreds of top GOP leaders and officeholders --
highly influential leaders and opinion-shapers.
The RLC was there with OPH. Ninety conference attendees
took the Quiz, with nearly a third scoring in the Libertarian sector.
Jeff Palmer, Coordinator of the RLC of North Carolina,
notes that "Several new people scoring in the very high Libertarian
quadrant were identified, and new RLC memberships have already begun rolling
in."
Jeff thanks RLC members Tami and Dave Bell, Philip Blumel,
Frank Cuzzocrea, Jr., Sean Landon, Ed Rahn, Alan Turin, Tom Walls and Paul Yavis,
who worked alongside him at the booth.
The Florida RLC's home page describes the Quiz and OPH as
"staple outreach tool[s] of the RLC."
Congratulations! Libertarians around the country are using
OPH to open minds and spread the ideas of liberty. We invite you to share your
OPH success stories with us.
* * *
Midnight, Thursday August 5! That's the deadline for you
to take advantage of our low Early-Early Bird discount rate for the Art of
Libertarian Persuasion seminar series. Because of a server failure just prior to
our former July 30 deadline, which made it impossible for some people to
register for the discount, we have extended this offer through August 5.
There's an Art of Libertarian Persuasion seminar coming
near YOU soon. Don't miss it! To learn more -- what, when, where -- and to lock
in your Early-Early Bird super discount, please check here now:
http://www.theadvocates.org/seminars.htm
* * *
Welcome to 497 new Liberator Online subscribers this
issue. Thanks for joining our subscription "family" of over 60,000
liberty-loving readers in over 100 countries!
Enjoy this issue of the Liberator Online.
-- Sharon Harris, President mailto:sharon@TheAdvocates.org
PS: What would a libertarian society look like, feel like?
Would it be a world of ruthless, dog-eat-dog competition, where only the fittest
survive? Or... would it be something far different?
A few years ago I set out to explore that question in a
speech. It proved extremely popular. Many people have told me it opened their
minds to a side of libertarianism they'd never before considered -- the warm,
compassionate side of liberty.
I've recorded an updated version of that speech on CD.
It's reviewed in our Product Review department at the end of this issue. I hope
you'll check it out. Thank you.
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WHAT’S HAPPENING WITH
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GOOD NEWS, BAD NEWS,
UNBELIEVABLE NEWS
by James W. Harris
Conservatives Leaders Say: Legalize Pot
Three important articles this month indicate the growing
support among conservatives -- yes, conservatives -- for reform of marijuana
laws, even outright legalization.
National Review is the world's leading conservative
magazine, and it has -- surprisingly to many -- supported ending the War on
Drugs since 1996. The June 29, 2004 cover story is "An End to Marijuana
Prohibition: The Drive To Legalize Picks Up." Written by Ethan Nadelmann of
the Drug Policy Alliance, the article begins:
"Never before have so many Americans supported
decriminalizing and even legalizing marijuana.
"Seventy-two percent say that for simple marijuana
possession, people should not be incarcerated but fined: the generally accepted
definition of "decriminalization." Even more Americans support making
marijuana legal for medical purposes.
"Support for broader legalization ranges between 25
and 42 percent, depending on how one asks the question.
"Two of every five Americans -- according to a 2003
Zogby poll -- say "the government should treat marijuana more or less the
same way it treats alcohol: It should regulate it, control it, tax it, and only
make it illegal for children."
Nadelmann's article goes on to make a powerful case for
legalizing marijuana, and is well worth reading.
A few days later, William F. Buckley, arguably America's
leading conservative spokesman, cited Nadelmann's arguments in his syndicated
column (July 5), and called for legalizing marijuana (as he has in the past).
Wrote Buckley:
"Conservatives pride themselves on resisting change,
which is as it should be. But intelligent deference to tradition and stability
can evolve into intellectual sloth and moral fanaticism, as when conservatives
simply decline to look up from dogma because the effort to raise their heads and
reconsider is too great…
"[A]lthough there is a perfectly respectable case
against using marijuana, the penalties imposed on those who reject that case, or
who give way to weakness of resolution, are very difficult to defend. If all our
laws were paradigmatic, imagine what we would do to anyone caught lighting a
cigarette, or drinking a beer. Or -- exulting in life in the paradigm --
committing adultery. Send them all to Guantanamo?
"Legal practices should be informed by realities.
These are enlightening in the matter of marijuana. There are approximately
700,000 marijuana-related arrests made every year. Most of these -- 87 percent
-- involve nothing more than mere possession of small amounts of
marijuana."
Buckley goes on to note there is a growing movement for
legalizing medical marijuana. "What is required is a genuine republican
groundswell. It is happening, but ever so gradually."
Finally, The Republican, a Massachusetts daily newspaper,
called for legalization of marijuana for medical reasons, and for easing
penalties for personal use. The Republican wrote: "At the very least,
Congress should amend the law to allow for the medical use of marijuana. Some
lawmakers might fear that voters will think they are soft on drugs if they
approve such a change. Such thinking, to borrow a phrase from the cult movie on
the dangers of marijuana, is reefer madness."
(Sources: National Review
http://www.mapinc.org/drugnews/v04/n939/a04.html ;
William F. Buckley:
http://www.mapinc.org/drugnews/v04.n959.a02.html
The Republican (Massachusetts):
http://www.mapinc.org/drugnews/v04.n944.a05.html
Special thanks to DrugSense and the Media Awareness Project:
http://www.mapinc.org/ )
* * *
Libertarian Party's Badnarik: Second Choice for 43% of
Americans
If the presidential election were held today, three
percent of Americans would vote for Libertarian candidate Michael Badnarik.
Surprisingly, though, Libertarian Badnarik is the *second*
choice of more than four in 10.
So says a new nationwide poll conducted last week by the
respected Rasmussen polling firm, commissioned by the Badnarik campaign.
The poll of 1,000 adults found that Democratic John Kerry
leads incumbent president George W. Bush by a slim margin of 46-43%.
However, when asked to choose between Badnarik or their
first choice's main rival, a whopping 43% of voters chose Badnarik. (In other
words, roughly 40% of Bush voters would vote for Badnarik rather than Kerry, and
roughly 40% of Kerry voters would choose Badnarik over Bush.)
This is remarkable in many ways. It shows that the
Libertarian Party -- and libertarian ideas -- have gained a significant amount
of public understanding and support over the years.
Indeed, that is further reflected by the survey's finding
that fully 10% of Americans explicitly identified their political ideology as
libertarian rather than conservative or liberal. This would have been almost
unthinkable just a few years ago.
Badnarik says he is not surprised by the results.
"The American electorate is extremely polarized this year," he said.
"And the Libertarian Party arguably constitutes the new center of the
debate."
Badnarik also emphasized the same point the Advocates'
World's Smallest Political Quiz makes about the difference between liberals and
conservatives.
"The Democrats and Republicans stand at two extremes,
characterized by which parts of our lives they emphasize their desire to
control," he said. "Libertarians reject both extremes in favor of the
government leaving control of your life to you."
If Badnarik received 3% of the vote in November, that
would be more than three times the largest showing ever by a Libertarian Party
presidential candidate.
It's also important to note that Badnarik's 3% is enough
to make him the difference between a victory or a loss for Kerry and Bush in
many razor-close "battleground" states -- and perhaps even the
deciding factor in the presidential race itself.
Badnarik campaign manager Fred Collins says this poll
indicates that the Republican and Democratic politicians will be forced "to
fight us for the swing votes that we control."
Finally, Rasmussen also discovered that the vast majority
of Americans want Badnarik in the presidential debates. 68% said he should be
included; 12% were unsure; and only 20% said he should be excluded.
(Sources: Badnarik for President:
http://www.badnarik.org/
Rasmussen Reports:
http://www.rasmussenreports.com )
* * *
The Difference Between a Slave and a Free Man
A growing number of liberals and conservatives alike are
talking about the desirability of some form of military conscription or
compulsory national service.
Award-winning veteran liberal columnist Nicholas von
Hoffman recently responded to this with a column that got right to the heart of
the matter:
"National service is a form of slavery, though some
may argue that it’s really not since the conscriptees get paid, get college
money, medical insurance and perhaps other bennies. But it’s not a wage which
distinguishes a free person from a slave; slaves have often been paid in the
past. The difference between a slave and a free man is that a free man is free
-- free to work at whatever wages he can get, free not to work. He’s free to
go, free to come, free to talk, free to be silent and free to refuse to
serve."
(Source: Nicholas von Hoffman, New York Observer:
http://observer.com/pages/story.asp?ID=9339 )
* * *
Ronald Reagan on the Draft...
"[The draft] rests on the assumption that your kids
belong to the state. If we buy that assumption then it is for the state -- not
for parents, the community, the religious institutions or teachers -- to decide
who shall have what values and who shall do what work, when, where and how in
our society. That assumption isn't a new one. The Nazis thought it was a great
idea." -- Ronald Reagan, Human Events, 1979.
* * *
"Good News, Bad News, Unbelievable News" is
written by Liberator Online editor James W. Harris. His articles have appeared
in numerous magazines and newspapers, and he has been a Finalist for the Mencken
Award, given by the Free Press Association for "Outstanding Journalism in
Support of Liberty."
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ASK DR. RUWART
Dr. Mary Ruwart is a leading expert in libertarian
communication. In this column she gives readers "short answers to the tough
questions" that libertarians are frequently asked.
Dr. Ruwart's past Liberator Online answers are archived in
searchable form at: http://www.TheAdvocates.org/ruwart/categories_list.php
* * *
Question:
"Would a libertarian society have speed limits?"
My short answer:
"In a fully libertarian world, roads would be owned
and operated privately, not by the government. Road owners would decide what
speed limits (if any) would be set. Some might have no restrictions, like the
European Autobahn.Others might have strict limits.Since safe travel is important
to drivers, owners would most likely monitor and ban reckless drivers (slow or
fast) from their roadways. The marketplace would thereby impose
"regulation" of its own, with emphasis on *safety* rather than
*speed*."
* * *
Question:
"Since roads today are *not* privately owned, should
we call for laws against drunk driving?"
My short answer:
"My personal belief is that these laws do more harm
than good.Instead, I’d prefer to see reckless or careless drivers pulled off
the road, whether they are under the influence of alcohol, drugs, sleep loss,
medication, or emotions that distract them from safe driving.The libertarian
philosophy permits defensive measures when force is threatened (e.g., you can
defend yourself against me if I point a gun at you but haven’t fired yet).
Reckless driving could qualify as the threat of force."
* * *
Got questions? Dr. Ruwart has answers! If you'd like
answers to YOUR "tough questions" on libertarian issues, just email to
Dr. Ruwart at:
mailto:ruwart@theAdvocates.org
Due to volume, Dr. Ruwart can't personally acknowledge all
emails. But we'll run the best questions and answers in upcoming issues.
Dr. Ruwart's outstanding books "Healing Our
World" and "Short Answers to the Tough Questions" are available
from the Advocates:
http://www.TheAdvocates.org/Merchant2/merchant.mv
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PERSUASION POWER POINT
#167
(Note: As we prepared this issue Michael Cloud was out of
the country, speaking in New Zealand at the International Society of Individual
Liberty's annual convention. We're repeating one of our favorite Cloud columns,
below. Michael will be back next issue with a new column.)
The Power of Positive Passion
by Michael Cloud
What do you love about liberty? Not just like.
Take-your-breath-away, heart-pounding, LOVE about liberty?
Which dishes on the libertarian menu make your mouth
water... turn you on... light up your soul... jazz you... make you want to dance
'til you drop?
Which libertarian ideas or proposals turn you on?
Stimulate you? Excite you? Make you want to howl at the moon?
Which elements of libertarianism make you feel intensely
alive? What parts of liberty make you feel like the jazzmen: "Gonna live
forever, don't believe in death"?
That passion is your gift. That passion is your strength.
Barbara Goushaw radiates that positive passion when she
speaks about "Handguns are a Girl's Best Friend." Her passion
turbocharges her stories and evidence and proofs. She wins the hearts and minds
of many skeptics and undecideds...while inspiring freedom's friends.
Marshall Fritz pulsates with high octane energy when he
speaks on behalf of Separating School and State. His positive excitement flows
through audiences...and readies them for a dramatically different direction for
learning and education in America. Because of his positive passion, Marshall
Fritz's facts and ideas and options fall on fertile ground.
Richard Rider glows with enthusiasm when he protects San
Diego taxpayers against unneeded bond issues, bloated tax hikes, and squanderous
government spending. His exuberance and sense of humor, his love of liberty and
respect for hard-working Americans magnify and multiply his effectiveness. And
make his ideas easy on the ears.
Positive passion opens the door... for our libertarian
ideas and proposals.
Positive passion wins more converts than irrefutable
arguments and unassailable logic.
Positive passion attracts positive libertarians. The Best
and the Brightest. The Wise and the Kindest.
Positive passion is remembered long after libertarian
information is forgotten.
Positive passion brings people back for more. More
passion. More ideas. More information about Liberty.
Positive passion is the fuel that drives libertarian
principles and information into the receptive recesses of your listener's mind.
Where do you get this positive passion? How do you crank
it out?
1. Search your heart for the handful of libertarian issues
that boosts your energy, makes your skin tingle, stimulates your eagerness and
anticipation. Those are you touchstone issues. Those are the ones that will
engage your curiosity. The issues that you will insatiably study and reflect on
and talk about.
2. Express your excitement when you speak with others
about these issues. Express your excitement FOR our libertarian solutions and
alternatives. Let people see and hear and feel how positively charged you are
about our libertarian remedies and recommendations.
Many years ago, a French Impressionist painter appeared at
an exhibit of his own paintings.A society matron said, "I've never seen a
sunset like that." "But don't you wish you could?" he responded.
His energy and passion and vision made his art irresistible. As will ours.
3. Stop driving with the brakes on. Stop holding back
emotionally. Express your passions. Share you enthusiasms. Celebrate your loves
and admirations.
* * *
A lot of us need a little help in recovering our emotional
expressiveness.
May I suggest a few books that really helped me?
"How I Raised Myself From Failure to Success in
Selling" by Frank Bettger. (The first chapter -- all 7 pages -- will show
you how to ignite your excitement.)
"Enthusiasm Makes the Difference" by Norman
Vincent Peale.
"Zen and the Art of Writing" by Ray Bradbury.
(This will awaken your zest -- and liberate the passionate speaker and writer in
you.)
Positive passion let Cobden and Bright free England of
protectionist laws that were impoverishing working people.
Positive passion gave Patrick Henry the strength to stir
the souls of American patriots -- and win our independence from Britain.
Positive passion gives you and me hope and belief that
liberty is American's destiny.
Positive passion and liberty will triumph.
******************
Michael's brand-new book is "Secrets of Libertarian
Persuasion," available exclusively from the Advocates. Learn more -- or
order -- at:
http://www.theadvocates.org/Merchant2/merchant.mv
Michael Cloud was voted the Most Persuasive Libertarian
Communicator in America and honored with the Thomas Paine Award at the
Libertarian Party national convention in July 2000.
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PRODUCT REVIEW:
Sharon Harris's acclaimed speech now on CD!
"The Invisible Hand is a Gentle Hand," by Sharon
Harris. CD, 39 minutes. Published by the Advocates for Self-Government, 2004.
What would it be like to live in a libertarian world?
Would it be a world of ruthless, dog-eat-dog competition?
Survival of the fittest? Or… would it be something far different?
Sharon Harris, president of the Advocates for
Self-Government, answers those questions and more in this compelling, acclaimed
speech.
Sharon explores a too-often neglected aspect of liberty --
its compassionate and benevolent side. She firmly dispels the myth of
"benevolent" government, and gently makes the case that only freedom
can give people what they want: a tolerant, humane, and abundant society. Along
the way, she also...
* Contrasts the invisible hand of freedom with the
"visible fist" of government.
* Dispels the "dog-eat-dog" myth of ruthless
free-market competition.
* Exposes the government's war against desperately ill
Americans.
* Defends the right to keep and bear arms as a way to
create a more peaceful and secure society.
* Explains why freedom fosters a more cooperative,
compassionate, generous world.
* Shows why asset forfeiture is "robbery with a
badge."
* Makes the case against a military draft and senseless
foreign wars.
* Demonstrates how privatizing Social Security could make
most Americans -- even the working poor -- wealthy in a generation.
* Explains why libertarians can't be "too
consistent."
* And... reveals why history is on our side.
"The Invisible Hand Is a Gentle Hand" is a
wide-ranging, persuasive look at the real-world benefits of liberty. It will
show you why the cause of liberty is the best hope for mankind.
It will encourage you to envision a better world -- and
inspire you to make that world happen. It's also a perfect speech to share with
non-libertarian friends.
"The Invisible Hand Is a Gentle Hand" is
published and distributed exclusively by the Advocates for Self-Government.
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