Libertarian hip-hop

Composer and programmer Mike Tyson (not the boxer) is officially sick of that canker on all societies prone to statist solutions: the bureaucrat. To disseminate his irritation, he’s written this clever piece of libertarian satire, complete with cover art. Enjoy.
July 22, 2006 Posted by skepticlawyer | Pop culture | 9 Comments
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