Great film. Eastwood is amazing.
Gran Torino
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Stephan Kinsella is a libertarian writer and patent attorney in Houston, Texas. He has spoken, lectured and published widely on various areas of libertarian legal theory and on legal topics such as intellectual property law and international law. His publications include Legal Foundations of a Free Society (Papinian Press, 2023) (see below), Against Intellectual Property (Mises Institute, 2008), and International Investment, Political Risk, and Dispute Resolution: A Practitioner’s Guide (Oxford, 2020).
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- 10 economic lessons (that governments would like to hide from you) January 16, 2015 Juan Fernando Carpio
- Charlie Hebdo: on “hate crimes” and blaming the victim January 9, 2015 Brian Martinez
- Green Shoots Among the EcoReds November 9, 2014 Robert Wicks
- Salon’s Seven Misconceptions About Libertarianism September 5, 2014 Akiva
- Of Morality and Failed Business Strategies… August 15, 2014 Wilton Alston
- Religious Conduct of Commerce: Unwinding the Hobby Lobby Case July 2, 2014 Akiva
- Was Robin Hood a Marxist? June 16, 2014 BK Marcus
- Patents, Pharma, Government: The Unholy Alliance April 2, 2024 Stephan Kinsella
- Objectivist Adam Mossoff and Heritage Argue for Internet Censorship to Protect Copyrights February 14, 2024 Stephan Kinsella
- Intellectual Property Discussion with Mark Skousen February 3, 2024 Stephan Kinsella
- Munger on Property Rights in Words and Information January 16, 2024 Stephan Kinsella
- Libertarian and IP Answer Man: Does China have “more fierce” competition because of weaker IP law? January 9, 2024 Stephan Kinsella
- Patents Kill: Apple Watch Blocked from Blood Oxygen Monitoring December 19, 2023 Stephan Kinsella
- Intellectual Property is Common Property: Arguments for the Abolition of Private Intellectual Property Rights, by Andreas Von Gunten October 30, 2023 Stephan Kinsella
Exactly. It sets up all these vigilante expectations, and then shoots them down. In a way we can almost believe.
This was one of my favorites of last year. Not as great as Ratatouille, but . . .