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http://blogs.laweekly.com/informer/2010/09/pot_group_is_against_propositi.php

Humbolt Country as a whole didn’t want weed legalised throughout the state, because pot laws are hard to enforce in the woods, but the established players would be destroyed if it could be grown everywhere and players on a free market could undercut them.

200K views in three days!

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http://www.economist.com/node/21012878

This doesn’t need it’s own thread, so here’s some economically illiterate hipsters at W&M protesting for a living wage.

“I support living wages for all William & Mary workers and commit to finding the necessary solutions so that all campus workers can meet their basic needs”

Let’s guess what their idea of a solution is…

The AZ Secretary of State came to our school to give a presentation on the budget last week. This isn’t from last week but it’s the same presentation. Pretty interesting, actually.

Awww, how cute? Did he tape the descriptions on the kleenex boxes all by himself? So adorable. A power point would have sufficed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXCsOcWYlns&feature=player_embedded

What is more dangerous? Terrorism, smoking or poverty?

That’s a great video, Nielso, and unfortunately it reminds me that people seem most frightened of freedom itself.

Ron Paul in good form:

Awesome post, Esuric. I hadn’t seen that before.

Pirate Bay founder is working on a decentralized DNS system based on bittorrent technology.

http://twitter.com/brokep/status/8768724777574401

http://p2pdns.baywords.com/2010/11/30/hello-world/

“The background for this project is that we want the internet to be uncensored! Having a centralised system that controls our information flow is not acceptable.”