Should bikes be required to have ABS
A reader argues against mandating ABS for motorcycles, calling the push by the Insurance Institute and NHTSA a coercive “mafia.” He cites safety data but says ABS reduces rider skill, increases costs, and diminishes the riding experience, urging personal choice over regulation.
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Letters to Editor Guidelines at Pecos Enterprise
The Pecos Enterprise invites signed letters on all subjects sent to the editor. Letters may be delivered weekdays 8 am to 5 pm at 324 S Cedar Street or emailed to news pecos.net. Include a phone number for verification. the paper may edit for content and length.
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Constitutional Minute Promotes Reading the Constitution
An editorial urges Americans to read the Constitution to understand constitutional rulings. It emphasizes the document’s plain language, the need for informed opinions on court interpretations, and invites readers to engage weekly with excerpts to boost literacy and national destiny awareness.
Amendment X and IX Texts Highlight Reserved Powers
The excerpt presents the Ninth Amendment denying that enumeration of rights excludes others and the Tenth Amendment reserving powers not delegated to the United States to the states or the people. It cites 1791 formulations emphasizing retained rights and state sovereignty.
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Commentary on the Ninth and Tenth Amendments in U S history
The piece argues the Ninth and Tenth Amendments fail to restrain federal power, citing secession as an early example and noting a plain reading would shrink federal offices and tax revenue. It asserts both sides of the original debate were flawed and that government overreach ignores constitutional limits.
No Right to Privacy in Libertarian Theory Says Walter Block
Guest column argues there is no right to privacy, labeling privacy a wealth-based positive right. It asserts only property rights exist, government has no privacy rights, and private intrusions are lawful if private property rights are not violated. The piece praises whistleblowers and blasts state intrusion while forecasting future debates on privacy and market provision.
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Walter Block
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Bradley Manning
Julian Assange
Danie Ellsberg
Murray N. Rothbard
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Mise Institute
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Stephan Kinsella
Roy Whitehead
Whittier Law Review
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