Weekly Ramble Greatest Hits

Right now, I'm going through my old posts looking for something specific to refer to in a new post... and as I do, I'm discovering ones I'm enjoying reading. I figure now is as good a time as any to link what I consider to be my own "hall of fame;" or rather, posts I do not feel embarrassed about when I re-read them. So I guess I'll link them here:

• RE: Salon's Psychoanalysis of Libertarians
• Hillary Clinton Comes to Fresno
• Eternal Sonata - Free Liberal RPG
• I Know an Old Lady
• The Fall of Santiago - I love when I find an excuse to refer to video games ;)
• Loyalty Day - Primarily because the phenomenon it exposes is so darned bizarre
• Liberalism
• On Readiness for War - I was trying not to include any long ones in this list, but this one is too good not to.
• Santa Claus, Atheist Myth - I really wish I knew where to put this. I'd love to start a flamewar over this.
• Legality and Morality - Primarily because it's the post that helped me find Cranky Weasel.
• The Garden of Eden - An example of Daniel Quinn influenced thinking
• The Urban Archipelago - Probably the most in conformity with the new theme for this blog; an appeal from a libertarian to liberals stinging from the wounds inflicted by neoconservativism

I can't help but notice that I get the most comments from people I don't know in resp0nses to posts in which I advocate the public collection and distribution of rents. That's a good sign, I think.