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Ain't
Nobody's Business If You Do: The Absurdity
of Consensual Crimes in Our Free
Country
A refresher course on rights and
personal freedom. What is your position on
prostitution, pornography, gambling and
other victimless crimes? This book will
make readers consider their rights and the
rights of others in a more humanistic and
caring way.
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The New
Thought Police: Inside the Left's Assault
on Free Speech and Free
Minds
Tammy Bruce, the self-described lesbian
feminist activist, argues in this
provocative book that our fundamental
freedoms of expression are under withering
assault from powerful special interest
groups on the Left. According to Ms.
Bruce, the current attempts to silence Dr.
Laura are only the latest in a long line
of attacks on people whose opinions do not
conform with the agendas championed by
national feminist, racial, and gay
organizations.
From rigid speech codes on college
campuses to the knee-jerk use of such
labels as "racist," "homophobic," and
"hateful" in an attempt to socially
ostracize people with opposing viewpoints,
speaking one's mind today has become
increasingly dangerous.
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Invasion of
Privacy: How to Protect Yourself in the
Digital Age
From best-selling author and leading
consumer advocate Michael Hyatt comes a
startling report of how the government,
industry, individuals, and interest groups
have access to personal information about
you. Fortunately Invasion of Privacy:
How to Protect Yourself in the Digital
Age contains valuable information
about what you can do to protect
yourself.
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Ex-Surgeon
General C. Everett Koop will not like this
book!
For Your Own Good: The Anti-Smoking
Crusade and the Tyranny of Public
Health
In this controversial book, Jacob
Sullum demolishes the leading claims of
the antismoking movement; their assertions
have been advanced, he says, because the
movement's principals would like the
government to take control of the tobacco
industry. The debate over smoking is
really more about the nature of
liberty--how should a society restrict the
choices of its members?--than it is about
public health.
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