Americans' Foremost Fear: Walking Alone at Night

Yes, really

Reason Staff | 10.23.2014 7:50 AM

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Rufus J. Firefly 10 years ago

I thought it was monsters under the bed and no health care.
1. John Galt 10 years ago
  
  Fear was certainly exploited in the introduction of socialized healthcare.
Steve G 10 years ago

Obsolete. Rerun the survey and see where eBoli ends up...
John Galt 10 years ago

Grow a pair you effing cowards.
GroundTruth 10 years ago

....does that flag still wave, o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?

No.
heartburn 10 years ago

Do people really say, "Dub dub dub...?"

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