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Letters to the Editor I love writing letters to the editor. It's very satisfying. Publication and feedback are immediate. My first letter to the editor was a long rant against the War on Drugs, and to my delight it stirred up outraged replies and an invitation to appear on local talk radio, where I further outraged many of my fellow citizens by committing the crime of telling the truth about the misbegotten War on Drugs. (This was the early 80s, when such a view was far more heretical than today.) I've written dozens of letters since. I often write on political topics, but I write on other stuff too. I write mostly to amuse and entertain myself, and also sometimes to express disgust, to piss off some jerks and tyrants, and help support what I deem a good cause. Some of my best writing has been in letters. Here's a sampling, both published and unpublished. Our Monstrous President Bush Knew About U.S. Torture -- Impeach Him Impeach Bush Now for NSA Spying Outrage Pro-Liberty, Anti-Bush: Impeach Bush Now The Insane War on Drugs Bob Barr Is Barr-baric on Medical Marijuana End the Drug War -- Vote Libertarian Sodomy Is Now Legal -- Why Not Drugs Next? Fight Terrorism by Ending the War on Drugs A Medley of Political Topics Don't Reform the Income Tax -- Abolish It Don't Tell the Truth About Our Nightmarish Schools Georgia's Repressive Ballot Laws Libertarians Fight U.S. Census Abuse Libertarianism and The Libertarian Party Vote for Harry Browne for President, 2000 Take the World's Smallest Political Quiz Libertarians Offer Attractive Alternative Libertarians Explained: A Coalition for Freedom Animals The Right Way to Torture a Cat Those Bloodthirsty Terrifying Deer Politicians and Other Plagues Senator Zell Miller (D-GA) -- Terrorist RIP: The Late Sen. Chaffee Was No "Moderate" Dick Morris's Shocking Revelation Michael Reagan Sounds Like A Commie Dictator Associated Press and Other Media Lie About John Kerry Senate Race The Geraldine Ferraro Urban Legend Miscellaneous Matters |
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