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I think if they could get 12 lobotomized hospital patients, that would be their preference

to just nod through whatever they want.

You know, it is almost like they're disgusted by this inconvenience of a jury.

Welcome to the Lions of Liberty Podcast.

Here's your host, your guide, your shining beacon of liberty, Mark Clare.

Hey there, boys and girls, welcome back to this show, the Lions of Liberty podcast, episode number 76.

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My guest today is a libertarian activist who has led many successful projects, including We Won't Fly, an anti-TSA campaign, and he is currently involved with something called the

Jury Rights Project, which we'll

be discussing today, James Bab. Welcome to the Lions of Liberty podcast. Great to be with you. Thank you.

Well, it's great to have you here, James. And, you know, I always like to start off finding out

just what makes my guest tick. So why don't you just tell us first how you became a libertarian?

What really set that spark off inside you?

Well, I think I've always been a libertarian before I knew what the word libertarian was. I just felt

that people had the right to be left alone and to live their life their own way as long as they

don't bother anybody else. I think that's kind of just a normal perspective. I think I first heard the word libertarian during Harry Brown's first presidential campaign, where I was just maybe flipping channels and I saw Harry Brown on C-SPAN.

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