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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Giving Anarchy A Bad Name
So, I recently finished a book called “Work” by a group that calls itself “Crimethinc.” They fancy themselves an “ex-workers collective” and often refer to themselves as anarchists. I will not be adding this book to the reading list page, … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged anarchy, book reviews, Communism, crimethinc, propaganda, work
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Small Business Saturday, Big Business EVERY Day
In case you haven’t heard, today is “small business Saturday,” a day in which Americans are encouraged to buy from “small” and “local” businesses. The marketing blitz for this thing is pretty extensive. I’ve personally seen advertisements on television and … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged american express, big business, Capitalism, corporations, Economics, propaganda, small businesses
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The “Smallpox Blankets” Myth
Every year around Thanksgiving, many of the anti-western leftists start to pick up steam in their America-bashing. Thanksgiving, after all, is a celebration of evil genocidal white men brutally killing and torturing the peace-loving natives who enjoyed an earthly utopia … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged American History, genocide, Holidays, myths, natives, smallpox blankets, Thanksgiving
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Division of Labor Roundup
Today, I bring you two excellent articles, both published on the Laissez-Faire Books website, extolling the virtues of the free market in general, and the benefits of the division of labor in particular. The Market for Squirrel Catchers In this … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Link
Tagged Bob Murphy, bureaucracy, Free Markets, hostess, jeffrey tucker, LFB, squirrels, twinkies
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Yes, Unions DID Kill Hostess
But no, this will most likely not mean the end of twinkies. As this article in the Wall Street Journal points out, the company will go through liquidation where many of its assets (including patents and trademarks) will likely be … Continue reading
Posted in News Link
Tagged hostess, twinkies, unemployment, unions, wall street journal
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Remember: “Bipartisan Compromise” Created the “Fiscal Cliff”
Am I the only person who actually remembers 2011? The entire media certainly seems to have forgotten. All you hear about today is how critical it is for Congress to “compromise” with Obama (which of course means, raise taxes dramatically … Continue reading →