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The Liberator Online
Vol. 11, No. 21 | October 19, 2006
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Contents
PRESIDENT'S CORNER
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you take the Lights of Liberty challenge?
WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH THE ADVOCATES
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Forum
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GOOD NEWS, BAD NEWS, UNBELIEVABLE NEWS
*
Libertarians: The Swing Vote in 2006 and 2008?
* Marijuana Shocker: Arrests Hit All-Time High
* Iraq Civilian Death Total: Far Worse Than Expected
* QUICK SHOTS: The retarded giant,
and more...
PERSUASION POWER POINT
#213
*
"Do You Know How to Fill the Bucket?" by Michael Cloud
ASK DR. RUWART
* Who will
fund national monuments in a libertarian country?
* Why would we want to legalize drugs more dangerous than alcohol?
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Dear
friends,
Congratulations
to Liberator Online editor Jimmy Harris!
Jimmy just had his third libertarian-oriented letter-to-the editor
published.
This, of course, puts him in the elite group of winners of the Advocates'
2006 Lights of Liberty Awards, given to libertarians who publish
three or more letters to the editor in a calendar year.
Jimmy's three letters took libertarian ideas to well over one million
readers.
Here's a friendly challenge to you: can you join Jimmy and our other
winners and become a Lights of Liberty Award winner this year?
Three letters to the editor. Sounds easy, doesn't it? And in a sense
it is, especially with email and the Web making it easier than ever
before to write and send letters.
Yet, out of hundreds of thousands of libertarian activists, only
a hundred or so per year qualify for our Lights of Liberty letter-writing
award. What a tragedy of missed opportunities!
Just think: right now, as the elections approach, people are far
more focused on politics than usual. So this is a great time to
meet the Lights of Liberty goal of getting three libertarian letters
published -- and to encourage others in your local libertarian organization
to do the same.
Your letters can promote a libertarian candidate or organization,
a libertarian policy proposal, or anything else libertarian. Be
sure to use the words "libertarian" or "libertarianism."
I guarantee your letter will have an effect. It will be read. It
will get people thinking. It will inspire.
As I've mentioned in previous issues, the average letter to the
editor is roughly equal to a thousand dollars worth of
advertising for the libertarian movement.
And what better time than this campaign season?
Do something important for liberty today. Take the Lights of Liberty
challenge. Take a few minutes and write a letter to your local paper.
Get three of them published before the end of the year. Be a Lights
of Liberty Award winner.
One more thing: When you win a Lights of Liberty award, it encourages
others to try, too. Your example inspires others -- and that's a
win-win for everyone. So let us know as soon as you've met the Lights
of Liberty challenge.
You can learn more about Lights of Liberty by clicking
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As I've said before, letter writers are the Paul Reveres and Thomas
Paines of the libertarian renaissance. They take the ideas of liberty
directly to the public. They provide the libertarian coverage that
newspapers often neglect. They let people know there is an alternative
to the Big Government ideas that too often dominate the political
debate. They inspire. They lift spirits. They inform.
So take a few minutes today -- and join them!
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readers in more than 100 countries!
-- Sharon Harris, President | Email: sharon(a)TheAdvocates.org
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Good News,
Bad
News,
Unbelievable News |
By
James W. Harris
Libertarians:
The Swing Vote in 2006 and 2008?
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How
many libertarian voters are in America? And are their numbers significant
enough to affect the upcoming elections?
A new study by the libertarian Cato Institute concludes that roughly
13 percent of U.S. voters are libertarian or strongly libertarian-leaning
in their beliefs.
This is more than enough to swing the upcoming elections. And there
are indications that this libertarian vote may do exactly that.
Writes Cato Vice President David Boaz: "Not all Americans can
be classified as liberal or conservative. In particular, polls find
that some 10 to 20 percent of voting-age Americans are libertarian,
tending to agree with conservatives on economic issues and with
liberals on personal freedom. The Gallup Governance Survey consistently
finds about 20 percent of respondents giving libertarian answers
to a two-question screen."
However, Boaz notes, most political commentators are still trapped
in the old left vs. right model of politics, or, in more recent
jargon, red state versus blue state. Yet this model is demonstrably
flawed. It ignores the many millions of Americans whose political
views do not fit comfortably within this model -- including millions
of libertarians or libertarian-leaning voters.
Further, these libertarian and libertarian-leaning voters are a
particularly powerful demographic. They are, on average, younger,
more affluent, and better-educated than other groups. A higher percentage
of them vote, too.
And this year, libertarian voters are particularly dissatisfied.
Cato notes that most libertarian-leaning voters, like most other
Americans, vote for candidates in the two older, larger parties.
A few elections ago, Republicans received the majority of that vote.
But libertarian support for Republicans began changing sharply in
2004, according to Cato's analysis:
"Libertarians preferred George W. Bush over Al Gore by 72 to
20 percent, but Bush's margin dropped in 2004 to 59-38 over John
Kerry. Congressional voting showed a similar swing from 2002 to
2004. Libertarians apparently became disillusioned with Republican
overspending, social intolerance, civil liberties infringements,
and the floundering war in Iraq. If that trend continues into 2006
and 2008, Republicans will lose elections they would otherwise win.
"The libertarian vote is in play. At some 13 percent of the
electorate, it is sizable enough to swing elections. Pollsters,
political strategists, candidates, and the media should take note
of it."
Cato's study supports the Advocates' own years of experience with
our World's Smallest Political Quiz, which offers a political "map"
that includes libertarians and others. Indeed, the Cato study cites,
among other studies, Rasmussen Research's use of the World's Smallest
Political Quiz in August 2000. In that survey, Rasmussen Research
gave our Quiz to just under 1,000 representative likely American
voters. Sixteen percent scored in the libertarian sector -- a figure
virtually identical to the Cato estimate.
The libertarian vote is large, influential, and growing. As Advocates
President Sharon Harris noted a few issues back, this should give
all lovers of liberty a sense of optimism and excitement about the
future.
Sources: Cato Institute Policy Analysis, "The
Libertarian Vote": Executive
Summary
Full
Study (Note: Downloadable PDF)
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Marijuana
Shocker: Arrests Hit All-Time High
U.S. governments
are embroiled in a deadly war abroad and battling the threat of
terrorism at home.
But they still found the time and resources last year to arrest
an all-time record number of marijuana smokers.
U.S. police arrested an estimated 786,545 persons for marijuana
violations in 2005, according to the latest FBI annual Uniform Crime
Report
That total is the highest ever recorded. It amounts to one arrest
every 40 seconds. Annual marijuana arrests have more than doubled
since the early 1990s.
Further, the total number of marijuana arrests in the U.S. for 2005
far exceeded the total number of arrests in the U.S. for all
violent crimes combined -- including murder, manslaughter,
forcible rape, robbery and aggravated assault.
The target of almost all of these arrests are mere users. Approximately
88 percent -- some 696,074 Americans -- were charged with possession
only.
And the remaining 90,471 individuals were charged with "sale/manufacture,"
a category that includes all cultivation offenses -- even
those where the marijuana was being grown for personal or medical
use.
These figures indicate that the War on Drugs is in substantial part
a "War on Marijuana Smokers." Indeed, marijuana arrests
comprise 42.6 percent of all drug arrests in the United States.
"These numbers belie the myth that police do not target and
arrest minor marijuana offenders," said NORML Executive Director
Allen St. Pierre. "This effort is a tremendous waste of criminal
justice resources that diverts law enforcement personnel away from
focusing on serious and violent crime, including the war on terrorism."
An arrest, even without imprisonment, can be a devastating and life-wrecking
experience.
"Arresting hundreds of thousands of Americans who smoke marijuana
responsibly needlessly destroys the lives of otherwise law abiding
citizens," St. Pierre said, adding that over 8 million Americans
have been arrested on marijuana charges in the past decade.
"Some 94 million Americans acknowledge having used marijuana
during their lives," St. Pierre noted. (Among them: presidents,
congressmen, and Supreme Court justices.) "It makes no sense
to continue to treat nearly half of all Americans as criminals for
their use of a substance that poses no greater -- and arguably far
fewer -- health risks than alcohol or tobacco."
Source:
NORML press
release
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Iraq
Civilian Death Total: Far Worse Than Expected
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A
prominent new study estimates that more than 650,0000 Iraqi civilians
may have died as a result of the Iraq war -- a shockingly higher
number than the 30,000-50,000 estimate claimed by the Bush administration.
The study was conducted by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of
Public Health and was carefully peer-reviewed and published in the
esteemed British medical journal The Lancet. The Lancet
is arguably the world's most respected medical journal, and is particularly
renowned for its commitment to the integrity and credibility of
the work it publishes.
The study claims a wide margin of error that could put the actual
figure between 392,979 to 942,636 deaths, with 654,965 being the
best estimate.
If the 650,000-plus figure is accurate, this means that nearly 1
in 40 Iraqis has died as a result of the war. Even if the lowest
estimate is off by half or more, that number and percentage is still
devastating. For comparison, if 1 in 40 Americans were killed, that
would be 7.5 million deaths.
The study says about one-third of the deaths are due directly to
coalition forces. The cause of the remaining two-thirds of deaths
either cannot be determined or is due to sectarian violence unleashed
by the post-invasion chaos.
Some critics, especially supporters of the war, have argued the
total is unrealistically high. However, polling experts, scientists
and statisticians support the study's methodology.
"The sampling is solid. The methodology is as good as it gets,"
said John Zogby, of the famed polling organization Zogby International.
Sources:
Johns
Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Lancet
editorial (Note: Downloadable PDF)
Critics
and responses
Justin
Raimondo, Antiwar.com
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QUICK
SHOTS...
*
The Retarded Giant:
"Many Americans have too much faith in government and in laws.
Government is like a retarded giant -- very powerful but stupid.
Almost nothing government tries to do succeeds. Just looking back
at the past few decades, it has -- despite enormous expenditures
-- failed to find a cure for cancer, failed to stop illegal drugs,
failed to stop illegal immigrants, failed to protect the American
people from terrorists, failed to improve public education, failed
to keep up with repairing the infrastructure, failed to eliminate
the deficit, failed to eliminate the trade deficits, failed to curb
inflation, etc., etc., and so forth. I could go on and on, because
virtually every program started by government has failed in its
objectives or sputtered along in the most ineffective and expensive
manner." -- Conservative syndicated columnist Charlie
Reese,
October 16, 2006
* FEMA Arrives Early ""A strong 6.6 magnitude
earthquake hit Hawaii yesterday morning. Pretty scary. ... Of course,
FEMA was there immediately. Actually, some FEMA had arrived a day
earlier to assess the damage from the Japanese bombing of Pearl
Harbor." -- Jay Leno, The Tonight Show,
October 16, 2006
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"Do
You Know How to Fill the Bucket?"
By
Michael Cloud
One day,
a Business Management professor walked into his class with a bucket.
"Do you know how to fill the bucket?" he asked his students.
Some rolled their eyes. Others thought, "What a stupid question."
A few leaned forward.
The professor put six large stones into the bucket. They came up
to the top edge.
"Is the bucket full?" asked the professor.
"Of course," said several students.
"Are you sure?"
The professor took out a bag of gravel and emptied it into the bucket
until the gravel spilled over.
"Is the bucket full now?" he asked.
The class seemed unsure.
The professor shook the bucket to let the stones and gravel settle,
took out a bag of sand and poured it in between the gravel and stones.
"Is the bucket full now?"
"No," shout the students.
The professor took out a pitcher of water and poured it into the
bucket until it overflowed.
"What have you learned from this demonstration?" he asked.
"That we can always find room for more in our workdays,"
said one student.
"Not to be so quick to judge what is or is not possible,"
answered another.
"To be cautious when someone asks us an obvious question,"
said a third.
"Good answers," said the professor. "But here's the
big lesson: unless you put in the Big Stones first, you'll never
be able to put them in later."
A simple and important lesson for libertarian communicators.
Do you know how to fill the bucket in your political conversations?
Do you start with the Big Stones: Big Government vs. small government?
Or do you let the other person fill the conversation with gravel
and sand -- issues that do not shrink government or expand liberty?
Do you focus the conversation on Big Stones: government spending,
size, and power? Or do you let current events drive the discussion
into sand and water political trivia?
Do you bring the discussion back to Big Stones: the costly and destructive
nature of Big Government programs? Or do you let the other person
fill the bucket with the gravel, sand, and water of incompetence,
corruption or why the other guys are even worse?
You fill the bucket every day. Every conversation.
When you fill the bucket, what will you start with? What will you
concentrate on? Big Stones -- or gravel, sand, or water?
The vital -- or the less important, the unimportant, or the downright
trivial?
Knowing how to fill the bucket is important.
But doing it is the Biggest Stone.
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Michael Cloud is author of the acclaimed book
Secrets of Libertarian Persuasion
available exclusively from the Advocates. In 2000, Michael was
honored with the Thomas Paine
Award as the Most Persuasive Libertarian Communicator in America.
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Dr.
Mary Ruwart is a leading expert in libertarian communication. In
this column she offers short answers to real questions about libertarianism.
To submit questions to Dr. Ruwart, see end of column.
Who
will fund national monuments in a libertarian country?
QUESTION: "National landmarks such as the Jefferson
Memorial, the Washington Monument, and the Lincoln Memorial are
symbols of national unity, strength, and sources of inspiration.
They are monuments of a national republic. How would these monuments
be constructed for the entire nation in a libertarian society?"
MY
SHORT ANSWER: They would be constructed through private
donations rather than taxes. Donations are given freely; taxes are
forced.
We honor Jefferson, Washington, and Lincoln because they each believed
in the importance of individual freedom, even though they may not
have practiced it perfectly (e.g., Jefferson had slaves). We dishonor
their memory and the values they cherished by forcing our fellow
Americans to pay for their memorials.
Without tax funding, the edifices of these great men might be less
grandiose than they are today. (Of course, they might just as well
be even grander, and better funded.) However, they would be a truer
symbol of the freedom that made our nation great. The drive to collect
the funding for them could unite and inspire the nation every bit
as much as the actual monuments themselves.
Why
would we want to legalize drugs more dangerous than alcohol?
QUESTION: "Libertarians want to legalize drugs. Alcohol
is legal. It is a drug, it is addictive, it is the most widely abused
drug in America. Why would we want more drugs, including some more
dangerous than alcohol, legal?"
MY
SHORT ANSWER: We once had a "War on Alcohol"
called Prohibition, which was an abject failure. People who had
supported Prohibition soon realized it was a cure that was worse
than the disease.
Pauline Sabin, the first woman to serve on the Republican National
Committee, was one of them. She first supported Prohibition, believing
it would "remove temptation from the path of my boys."
Later, however, she realized that the crime, lawlessness, and corruption
that Prohibition created endangered her family more than alcohol
did. So she started fighting for Prohibition's repeal.
After Prohibition ended, professional producers brought quality
control back into brewing and distilling. As a result, people stopped
dying from bathtub gin. The turf fighting ended, because there was
no turf to fight about. The murder and assault rate that had skyrocketed
during Prohibition fell steadily after its repeal -- and did not
rise again until drug prohibition began in the 1960s.
Prohibition only made things worse. The same is true of today's
drug prohibition, which we call the War on Drugs.
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Got questions? Dr. Ruwart has answers! If you'd
like answers to YOUR "tough questions" on libertarian
issues, email Dr. Ruwart at: ruwart(a)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 previous Liberator Online answers are archived
in searchable form.
Dr. Ruwart's outstanding books Healing Our World and
Short Answers to the Tough Questions are available
from the Advocates.
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One-Minute
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The
Power of Questions
By
Sharon Harris, Advocates President
Libertarians
have lots of great answers to political questions.
Sometimes, however, it's better to ask questions instead of giving
answers. Asking the right question, or asking a question in the
right way, can stimulate mind-opening insights.
Here's one example of a great question, from Wall Street Journal
editor John Fund.
Suppose someone is talking about the need for a major government
role in providing for the poor. Instead of lecturing the person
(which could start an argument and put the person on the defensive),
try asking this question:
"Imagine you won the lottery or otherwise came into a large
sum of money, and you wanted to help the poor. You could give $100,000
to a private charity of your choice. Or you could write your check
to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Which would
you choose -- and why?"
Virtually no one chooses government! And in answering the question,
people convince themselves of the advantages of charity over government.
Questions make people think. It's amazing how often people will
come up with the libertarian answer to a problem, if you give them
a chance. And if they do so, they are more likely to accept that
answer.
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