Digest 43: It’s a Good One!
Sexuality for the Masses
Sin in the Second City: Madams, Ministers, Playboys, and the Battle for America’s Soul
Reviewed by Gwen Masters
Doing It Yourself — a Short Handbook for Guys by Jaie Helier
If you’re looking to have a satisfying session of self-love, then you should check this guide out!
Pornsaint Ashlynn Brooke by pornopapa
I Come in Peace by M. J. Woo
The Strange Credibility of Polyamory by Pepper Mint
I currently practice polyamory (i.e. I have the freedom to be involved in as many romantic-sexual relationships as I feel comfortable with), and I find it to be a very worthwhile lifestyle. I am only really deeply in love with one person right now, but that could change. I don’t really think I’d have the energy or time for another deep romance right now though.
Dolphin Sex by Comrade Cripple
Yeah, you read the above right 
End the American Empire!
Red in Tooth and Claw: American Terror, Then and Now by Chris Floyd
Chris Floyd recounts the CIA’s legacy of atrocity.
A Bogus Libertarian Defense of War by Sheldon Richman
Remembering America’s Forgotten Vietnamese Victims by Nick Turse and Tom Engelhardt
The Empire That Must Be Obeyed
What Gives the US the Right to Claim a Moral Monopoly Over the World? by Paul Craig Roberts
McCain and the Militarist Mentality
His electoral comeback is an ill omen by Justin Raimondo
Under Curfew, This Is No Life by Ahmed Ali and Dahr Jamail
Pathetic Arguments for Foreign Intervention by Sheldon Richman
Economics for the People
Capitalism V. The Free Market by Wendy Mcelroy
Anarchy vs Limited Government
In which I fail to be Reassured by Charles Johnson (Rad Geek)
Charles Johnson points out that evasion of unjust government laws — in some cases — has been more successful than lobbying efforts that aim to get the laws off the books.
Objectivism and the State: An Open Letter to Ayn Rand by Roy Childs
This is Roy Child’s classic attempt to convert Ayn Rand to libertarian anarchism. I’ve pondered trying to write a piece that argues for mutualist anarchism on the basis of Rand’s defense of ethical egoism. I currently consider myself to be an advocate of egoism, and I find Rand’s defense of selfishness (properly defined) to be wonderfully life affirming.
The Next American Electoral Spectacle
The Danse Macabre of US Style Democracy by John Pilger
The Era of Dynastic Politics, Where Nothing Ever Changes
President Hilary by Paul Craig Roberts
Is Liberalism Fascistic?
Goldberg’s Trivial Pursuit by Austin T. Bramwell
The above is an interesting review of Jonah Goldberg’s book that attempts to link liberalism with fascism. I actually believe that certain policies promoted by particular left-liberals today are supported by fascist philosophical premises, but the review doesn’t indicate that the book makes a good argument for this. I also don’t really care for the politics of Jonah Goldberg. He is published in the odious National Review.
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