Author: txfatherofseven

Patriarch, husband, father of 3 girls and 4 boys, a bondservant of Jesus the Christ, preacher of Liberty, Faith, Family, and personal responsibility.

When you have virtually unlimited, stolen resources at your disposal and no accountability, you can build pretty libraries

I came across a blog post by Dale Husband who claims to have "completely debunked" Libertarianism once and for all. (I don't care to link to his page, but if you Google "dale husband the-ultimate-discrediting-of-libertarianism", you will find his post.) Dale's proof? -- this "jaw dropping" transformation in McAllen, TX of an old, abandoned Walmart … Continue reading When you have virtually unlimited, stolen resources at your disposal and no accountability, you can build pretty libraries →

Inside McFloogle’s Mind / I didn’t sign the card for the troops

I also refuse to follow the masses because I have a moral obligation to stand for liberty and peace. Inside McFloogle's Mind / I didn’t sign the card for the troops.

10 Things you will never hear a Statist say

We've come in under budget. We should return this money to the taxpayer. Thank God for the 1st Amendment, particularly protecting the voices of our opposition. We welcome competition in the open market. Let the best providers win! Since the voters were smart enough to put us in power, they should at least be smart … Continue reading 10 Things you will never hear a Statist say →

I know this will offend many of you, but please read it through before lashing out

You don't protect my freedom: Our childish insistence on calling soldiers heroes deadens real democracy   Ref:  I Hate War

Thanksgiving is a religious holiday

We had an interesting study in church this morning, and we looked at several verses of Scripture, but in particular, we read Psalm 136 together. It got me thinking. In the United States, we celebrate Thanksgiving every November. In grade school, you might have learned about the pilgrims and the Indians, the harsh winter conditions, … Continue reading Thanksgiving is a religious holiday →