Libertarian Common Sense

I have been spending most of the morning reading some interesting articles written by Jacob Hornberger and some other authors researching a future article. It's been a while since I've fed that "libertarian" part of me.

For those interested?

http://www.fff.org/comment/com0509a.asp

http://www.fff.org/freedom/1096a.asp

One paragraph that Mr. Hornberger wrote that I found especially inspiring:

The twentieth century has been a century of darkness — a century of the socialistic welfare state . . . a century of war, both foreign and domestic . . . a century of political plunder and control . . . a century of poverty, misery, and despair. But when this century is relegated to the dustbin of history — where it belongs — the historians will undoubtedly record that there was one small beacon of light — a light of hope — a hope that shone through libertarians. They will undoubtedly record that it was the libertarians who led mankind through the darkness — out of the socialistic morass — off of the road to serfdom — and into one of history's most exciting revolutions — a libertarian revolution — a revolution that took mankind to the highest reaches of freedom in history!