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Liberty Belle

It's great to see Tim Cavanaugh -- pretty much peerless in his writing on housing policy lo these last two-plus years -- hosting this Reason video interview with Alison Gibbs on recruiting women for the "liberty movement." To those who may doubt Cavanaugh's ability to translate his acerbic, wry, uber-incisive style to a new medium, I present the following two queries as evidence of his multidimensional gameness: "I guess the easy way to phrase it is, why do women hate freedom?" and "Do you see polyandry in the future of the libertarian movement given the imbalance of the genders?"

Gibbs, meanwhile, acquits herself very well. More information on her Ladies of Liberty Alliance lives here.

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boko fittleworth| 12.14.10 @ 1:13PM

Have you visited their web site? These LOLAs are insane. Occult devotees, exhibitionists, "music and youth will lead this revolution" idiots. Gibbs "is a published writer, poet, and has spent the last 8 years developing a philosophical theory derived from Plato’s Theory of the Forms."

Cuckoo!

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