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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Your Feedback Is Important To Us
Last weekend, while I was running errands, I noticed something I found particularly interesting. Three separate establishments sought out my opinion on their level of service. Two were giant corporate behemoths. The clerks at both Wal-Mart and Taco Bell made … Continue reading
Posted in General Theory
Tagged corporations, customer service, Economics, feedback, government, incentives, surveys, wal-mart
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Amnesty: Still A Loser For Republicans
Sorry, GOP! Immigration Reform Won’t Win You The Latino Vote | Mediaite. AJ Delgado of Mediaite offers a very comprehensive argument for why immigration reform is still a huge loser for the GOP. I’ve made many of these points … Continue reading
NYT Begrudgingly Admits: Being Raised By A Single Mom Is Awful
As Men Lose Economic Ground, Clues in the Family – NYTimes.com. I’ve written about a lot of controversial topics over the years, but the only time I’ve ever received threats of physical violence was when I made a message board … Continue reading
Notes on Costco vs Wal-Mart
A meme has been going around Facebook regarding one of the left’s favorite comparisons, Costco and Wal-Mart. You see, Costco pays a “living wage” and offers generous benefits and its employees frolic in sunshine and fairy dust. Evil Wal-Mart on … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged business, business ethics, costco, daily beast, Economics, huffington post, living wage, make-work, minimum wage, shareholders, slate, stakeholder model, wal-mart, welfare
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In Defense Of PowerPoint
This one’s off-topic in the sense that it’s non-political. Consider it a celebration of something that was created due to free markets and the division of labor, a la Jeffrey Tucker. I’d like to take a moment to stick up … Continue reading
Posted in General Theory
Tagged division of labor, Free Markets, jeffrey tucker, powerpoint, software
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Statist Senators Cannot Follow Simple Logic
During the Senate hearing on the new (if you haven’t yet suffered under it, it’s new to you!) proposed “assault weapons” ban, Ted Cruz asks a simple question: Why can the government arbitrarily exclude certain weapons from second amendment protection, … Continue reading
Soda: The Hard Way
It seems that in recent weeks, the news is full of items that appear to be great victories for lovers of freedom. I previously discussed why Eric Holder’s letter to Rand Paul stating that the President does not have the … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged bloomberg, easy vs hard, Free Markets, Michael Bloomberg, nanny state, obesity, rand paul, regulation, self ownership, soda
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The Mainstream Media Shrugs At Rand
As I’m sure most of you are aware, on Wednesday night, Rand Paul delivered an epic 13-hour filibuster over the Obama administration’s horrifying drone policy. The fact that the President claims the authority to kill whoever he wants, whenever … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged Constitution, drones, filibuster, media, media bias, rand paul, senate, twitter
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Dude, Where's My Freedom? 
Retailers Use Technology To Improve Your Shopping Experience
How Stores Spy On You – Consumer Reports Of course, the leftists are outraged. This article from Consumer Reports paints a picture of evil corporations blatantly invading your privacy for undoubtedly sinister purposes. How dare they! But let’s stop for … Continue reading →