There was a great post by Lew Rockwell today about "Rockwell's Law," which states:
Always believe the opposite of what state officials tell you, and the corollary,
always do the opposite of what they advise you.
Coincidentally, I just finished a remake of one of our most popular shirts ever--Sitting Bull with the text "Trust the Government" under him. Fitting I think.
We're always trying to think of compendious design concepts that drive home a point using popular or everyday themes. What is a better illustration of the dubiousnes of trusting government than the Native American's experience with it?
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