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Nov 2024
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Episode 73: This Land Is Their Land

NATIONAL REVIEW
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On episode 73, Charles confesses that he has replaced every switch in his house, and then talks to Ethan Blevins about the problems that have been caused by the federal government's refusal to finish homesteading. How much land in America is owned by Washington D.C., anyway? Is it constitutional for the federal government to own land? Why are there so many stupid rules on the land that is owned by the federal government? Can it be fixed? Why hasn't it been?

The dial-up tone in the introduction was recorded by lintphishx and is used under a CC 3.0 License.

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