Jewel, an interesting point. I find that Tara's work is, well, interesting.
I approach my reading from a slightly conservative / libertarian perspective insofar as I think that, for the most part, the government should simply stay our of things. Of course, there are exceptions (whoops! I just betrayed my principles!) but those exceptions should remain small and oriented to the supply of essential services (of which some folks keep trying expand the definitions - doggone it!!) and keeping large organizations (private and public) honest and humble (a real chore, those two tasks).
Yes, I agree that many feel that they have been censored and silenced by mainstream media. Whether that is or is not actually so, many folks do feel that way. And, yes, we do need to have someone who will try to keep on that treadmill tilting at those windmills for us. [Like the mixed metaphors?]
Jewel, an interesting point. I find that Tara's work is, well, interesting.
I approach my reading from a slightly conservative / libertarian perspective insofar as I think that, for the most part, the government should simply stay our of things. Of course, there are exceptions (whoops! I just betrayed my principles!) but those exceptions should remain small and oriented to the supply of essential services (of which some folks keep trying expand the definitions - doggone it!!) and keeping large organizations (private and public) honest and humble (a real chore, those two tasks).
Yes, I agree that many feel that they have been censored and silenced by mainstream media. Whether that is or is not actually so, many folks do feel that way. And, yes, we do need to have someone who will try to keep on that treadmill tilting at those windmills for us. [Like the mixed metaphors?]