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Articles in May, 2008 issue of Reason

• Sin tax creep: no child left inside
  by Kerry Howley
• Planned obsolescence: one man shrinks government
  by Michael C. Moynihan
• Pirate capitalism: remix culture goes corporate
  by Katherine Mangu-Ward
• Can you hear the people sing?
  by Matt Welch
• Operation overdose: better dead than high
  by Radley Balko
• Flight of the neocons: from liberal hawks to "National Greatness" conservatives
  by Michael C. Moynihan
• Mandatory niceness: 'Human rights' in Canada
  by Jacob Sullum
• Free market Clintonism, RIP: the death of the free trade democrat
  by David Weigel
• Little brother is watching: defending human rights with cameras and Internet connections
  by Jesse Walker
• When coalitions dissolve: as the GOP breaks apart, some blame the vanishing breed of free market Republicans
  by Matt Welch
• Quotes
• Hollywood's decency epidemic: an onslaught of wholesome entertainment
  by Greg Beato
• Castro shrugged
  by Brian Doherty
• Scenes from the Ron Paul Revolution
  by Richard Clark
• Rewiring the system
• Serve the people: national service or generational warfare?
  by Paul Thornton
• The trillion-dollar war: the war on terror is now more expensive than Vietnam or World War I—but the dishonest way Washington is paying for it may prove costliest of all
  by Veronique de Rugy
• Legacies of Injustice
  by R. Paul Drake
• Downloading lies: anti-piracy propaganda
  by David Weigel
• Ending Global Apartheid
  by Todd Roberson
• Free ride: organ donation debate
  by Katherine Mangu-Ward
• Power from the people: what happens when creative consumers decide to generate their own energy?
  by Brian Doherty
• Guilty before proven innocent: how police harassment, jailhouse snitches, and a runaway war on drugs imprisoned an innocent family
  by Radley Balko
• Brickbats
• 30 years ago in reason
• Arrivals down, panic up
  by Kerry Howley
• Need to know: state secrets in court
  by Brian Doherty
• 'Technology is at the center': entrepreneur and philanthropist Peter Thiel on liberty and scientific progress
  by Ronald Bailey
• Papers please! Big farmer is watching
  by Ronald Bailey
• So long, Seattle: stadium welfare schemes
  by Radley Balko
• The Blurry edges of Obama's memory: what the senator's pot smoking should have taught him about drug policy
  by Facob Sullum