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Just got it in the mail last week!!! I should have subscribed a long time ago. You guys rock, so, peace or something.
The story on copyright and Japanese animation is excellent. Thanks!
The interview with Parker and Stone was well worth reading.
Much other good stuff, too. My biggest complaint is that sometimes I'm so busy I don't get a chance to read the articles before they get posted here.
How come all the other subscribers get their issues before I do?
Hrumph.
I really like the cover, though. That, more than anything else I've seen in the past 20 years, will help make libertarianism look cool.