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002- Arbitrage
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003- Now Is Good
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004- Searching for Sugar Man
The incredible true story of Rodriguez, the greatest '70s rock icon who never was. Decades after Detroit singer-songwriter Rodriguez disappeared following the failure of his two critically praised records in the 1970s, two fans from South Africa, where Rodriguez was a huge hit, try to track down their idol. […]

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Paul Woodford

December 27, 2012 at 9:32 pm

Now that I think about it, I realize I should explain what this is about. Radly Balko writes The Agitator, a prominent libertarian blog. I like the way he writes, and I agree with many of the things he says. He’s done some groundbreaking work on police militarization and abuse of authority, for example. But time after time, when push comes to shove, it turns out The Agitator is actually agitating for the powers that be. This is but the latest example, pushing NRA propaganda in the face of popular pressure for gun control.

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