A Stitch in Haste

The EconLog post on why libertarians seem so willing to submit to government excesses and abuses, to which I blogged a reply seems to have legs.

My latest comment entry:

There is of course a third way [as opposed to submission or civil disobedience]: to sue, hopefully before "activist judges" who understand their solemn constitutional duty to thwart the tyranny of the majority.

And

Civil disobedience? We can't even get people to check "No" on the $3 Presidential Campaign Fund box on tax returns.

Also, I would submit (sorry, poor word choice) that the Taser and the increasingly lax standards by which its use is considered appropriate have made traditional 1960s-style civil disobedience difficult if not impossible.

Discuss.