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I'm happy to announce that Reason TV, the Reason video platform that launched in October 2007 under the direction of Drew Carey, has just crossed 300,000 subscribers at YouTube.
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- Reason TV has more YouTube subscribers than the cities of Cincinnati, Buffalo, and Little Rock have residents. (We also have less debt.)
- More people (2.8 million) have seen our most-watched YouTube video than live in Chicago (2.7 million).
- Reason TV has been a finalist for two National Magazine Awards, once for best video ("UPS vs. Fedex: Ultimate Whiteboard Remix") and once for multimedia package (Reason Saves Cleveland with Drew Carey).
- In December, Reason TV's YouTube channel passed the 100-million-view mark.
- Between our YouTube channel and Facebook page (like us!), Reason TV videos pull over 4 million views per month. And that's only counting "full" views, ones that are 30 seconds or longer.
- Reason TV barely has enough full-time staff to field a football or soccer team, and don't even get me started on 43-Man Squamish.
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26,000 more and you'll have more subscribers than Iceland has people.
So, what you're saying is we should have Iceland as the new destination for the Freedom Project?
Geothermal power, Bjork, and EVE Online, what's not to love?
It's also a de facto ethnostate. I love American progs who point to Iceland as some sort of ideal country when it is one of the least diverse places on the planet, 95% of the population lives in one city, and the entire country has fewer people than Corpus Christi, Texas.
Icelanders needs apps to help people determine if the person they've just met is a relative or not to prevent dating relatives.
EVE Online is nothing to love or respect.
They're more inbred than the Ozarks. Pass.
Which means a bit influx of foreign libertarians would help Iceland's gene pool.
4.1 million more and Reason will have as many as some dude playing video games.
I wish we lived in a world that cared more about video games than politics. We lie to themselves if we believe this shit actually matters.
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Glad to see you're suddenly so down with populism.
It's actually only about 50 and the rest is a bunch of sockpuppets.
The majority is always wrong; the minority is rarely right.
- Henrik Ibsen
As that a picture of Nick during his college days?
Appeal to popularity?
You beat me to it:
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Appeal to Consesus?
And that's only counting "full" views, ones that are 30 seconds or longer.
If that counts as a full view does it count for other things? Can I double the count of women I've slept with?
Only if you get past the air-kiss stage.
65,853,516 people voted for Hillary Clinton, can they be wrong?
Right and wrong have nothing to do with the number of people who agree/believe with it.
Surely Leonidas [as fancifully portrayed in leather speedo in the graphic "The 300"] is not an image for libertarianism? Beyond his alleged Molon Labe remark, I don't see that there was much egalitarian about him.
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