Today’s netcast comes from someone else’s laptop, as mine is distinctly ill:
Two Doctors - Could Land Value Tax replace Council Tax in Scotland soon?
Green Ben’s Kemptown Blog - Time to smash the Home Office’s institutional homphobia.
Dreaming of Simplicity – On the value of happiness.
Feministing - Asks what’s wrong with casual sex?
BoRev - Quoth a Chevron Corporation lobbyist: “We can’t let little countries screw around with big companies like this.” Yes, he actually said that, to the media. Anonymously.
Adam Smith was a Socialist - Do politicians need to reflect the electorate (or, rather, demographics)?
Daily Kos - Obama doesn’t have a white working class or Hispanic problem. Just a Republican one.
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