The crimes are real, the cops are puppets, and the criminals are everywhere.
Watch the full series here.
Written and produced by Meredith and Austin Bragg
Sources: leash; zoo; tart; via twitter.com/CrimeADay
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lolz. should do 22 minutes like Crank Yankers
I'm fine with it a few every week or two to get there. If a long production is too much to pull off in reasonable time.
Seems to me the comedy videos are the best libertarian commentary on this site.
It also helps that, unlike Brickbats and the other "Is this actually long-form or not?" content, these focus the unequivocal bullshit of... Wait you're telling me there's an actual *Federal* Law regulating the *name* of a frozen pastry based on the *size*?
It is oddly specific. Cherry. Frozen.
Exactly.
There's a lot of content here that's just more internet bickering about trendy current events. These point to specific, systemic BS. Ridiculous Federal laws are an everpresent, anti-libertarian villain.
They're also creative and hilarious videos. Not just the puppet shows. And not just the ones that work, sometimes they're goofy but I appreciate they tried. And sometimes they really hit home.
I think Remy's "You just want people to die" has been quoted here nearly weekly because it points to the everpresent hyperbole of politicians trying to make emotional arguments about how dire an emergency we are in so you'll have to vote for their arcane pork barrel add on to some omnibus spending bill.
"Your just want people to die" was/is glorious. Absolutely love that video.
>>Seems to me the comedy videos are the best libertarian commentary on this site.
animated figures can say the things we cannot.
It's better to be too short than to be too long. Always leave them wanting more
Since 1972 the LP has been Heinlein's own House for the repeal of crummy laws. Looters--who call themselves "lawMAKERS"--naturally resent our successful blocking of laws denying individual rights to women (especially when pregnant), ending the draft and making it possible to vote against Hitlerite and Stalinista policies. These Crime Squad videos are the hardest-hitting examples of what we accomplish. It's a thrill to see them. More so to cheerfully make translations available where libertarian parties are outlawed and "voting" is a compulsory, anti-choice farce.
What's worse than a Trumpanzee with a nightstick?
A Biden with House and Senate majorities?
Don't look at me. Youse ani thought sending goons with service pistols to bully girls was a good idea. That makes Trumpanzees just about as smart as the other half of the looter Kleptocracy. You'll get no sympathy, money or votes from me, and I'll drink a toast to your whining, tears and anguish.
I'm pretty sure I only come here any more on the off chance that the Bragg's, Heaton, or Remy have something posted
I did manage to post a translation of this and the previous video for foreign viewers who wish they had a Libertarian Party to vote for. It's at Expatriotas.blogspot dotcom. Hopefully someone will put in subtitles and mebbe even dub the whole thing. South Park streams online for free, dubbed in Brazilian Portuguese, and the translations are as idiomatic as you could wish for.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/2014/12/05/dont-support-laws-you-are-not-willing-to-kill-to-enforce/