Tophat665

Starting to push up toward $2.50 a gallon, and half of that is tax for roads that we pay tolls on anyway. What you have scited is not an example of freedom, but an impediment. Were oil companies not so economically powerful, we might have some viable alternatives, and then they would all be cheap and plentiful.
Provided you have 10 times as much money as you would have needed if you had decided last year to fly today, and your name isn't similar to someone's who - reasonably or not - is on one of several secret terrortist watch lists, and, provided, you don't accidentally put a cigarette lighter or a tonenail cleaning knife in your carry on luggage, and of course, that you leave your drugs at home.
But not entirely legal porn, not after the recent decision about file sharing which seems to roll back all the precedents about photocopiers and VCRs.
If you're not in a dry county, and it's not Sunday, and it's not after 8:00 ion Connecticut, and you don't try to make it yourself. Basically, your mileage may very.
Unless you want Coke sweetened with sucrose instead of HFCS, or locally grown, but not photogenic produce.
Oh sure, but try to do it where there might be some sort of contextual linkage and you will be shunted off to a "Free Speech Zone", or try to argue something that there is a vested and monied interest in avoiding, and see how quick the heat comes down.
I missed the part where this was a good thing.
Again, this is a good thing because...? And you can raise killer bees, but not smoke killer Bs.
Fess up, you have an entymology fetish. Actually, I am curious as to why this would be a good example of freedom.
You can also buy stock in Enron and become destitute overnight.
But your homeowners' association will take you to court and probably win because, don't you know, purple houses lowere property values.
You can also assassinate anyone you are committed to killing, but not legally.
But you won't be able to go to ANWR without tripping over an oil well if the current gang of thugs gets its way, nor would you be able to even try to catch that marlin without paying the government for the privilege of registering, something you wouldn't have to do if you, say, wanted to buy a handgun. (I recommend just shooting marlin. You shouldn't need a liscence for that, and the NRA will back you up.).
You can only nail broads in Vegas if you live in the 1920's (like the current occupant of the Whitehouse). You can nail 50 hookers a week in Vegas, but, according to my research, it will cost you $25K a week to do it, and no one makes that kind of disposable money legally. No one.
Subject to local zoning ordinaces. Not bloody likely unless your backyard is in the boondocks.
Not so much any more, and not legally.
Nolo Contendere - but it'll cost you.
I pity your culinary imagination (though the food there is quite good.)
For now.
Oh sure, but eat an Oster from the Chesapeake (if you can find one) and you take your life in your hands.
If you spring for a bullet proof vest.
Evidently you don't even need to learn how to land.
But there is an antibiotic cream that will clear tht right up.
And harvest old growth timber from

Smoke a big fat joint on the national mall.
Be lead by the leader we need, not the one we evidently deserve.
Distill my own liquor for personal use without the ATF busting through my windows.
Not have to pay quadruple the global price for sugar or presciption drugs.
Travel without being a target.
Respect my government.
Retire on the money I have been paying to the government to support me when I retire.
Not run the risk of being killed because a DA lacks the imagination to find the right guy.
Pay the taxes I can afford and not have to subsidize motherfucking billionaires who pay diddlyshit and actually get money from the government.
Have a level playing field.
And, finally, on a lighter note, Shoot Evangelists. (Yes, I realize that they would shoot back. That's what is meant by a level playing field.)

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