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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Failed States And The “Now What” Question
I’ve always believed that one of the best ways to learn about a person is to examine how they react to changing and difficult circumstances. We all face adversity in life at one time or another, and it’s how we … Continue reading
Posted in General Theory
Tagged africa, character, detroit, failed states, government, libertarianism, now what, statism
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Progressive Nullification
Nullification: All the Cool Kids Are Doing It | Tom Woods. Tom Woods highlights some recent efforts by certain states (including Vermont, a state that voted 66% for Obama in 2013) to nullify federal laws they deem objectionable. Of course, … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged libertarianism, media, nullification, progressives, propaganda, Tom Woods
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More On “Fair” Wages
In my last post, I mentioned that a libertarian, if asked to estimate the “worth” of an hour of unskilled labor, would likely answer “We can’t know, but probably less than $7.50.” To me, the logic behind this seems pretty … Continue reading
Subjective Value And “Fair” Wages
Tom Woods has written some excellent posts on recent protests by fast-food workers here and here. He covers a lot of ground in these, but I just wanted to elaborate on one particular issue that stood out to me. Question: … Continue reading
Posted in General Theory
Tagged Economics, fair wage, Free Markets, minimum wage, prices, subjective value
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Published!
Taxpayers Pay It Forward : The Freeman : Foundation for Economic Education. Hey, whaddya know? Turns out I wasn’t just blowing smoke after all. A couple weeks ago, I wrote a piece criticizing a new program for financing college in … Continue reading
Boys get paid more than girls for chores because they have to do gross, dirty, potentially dangerous chores that girls don’t? No silly. It’s because SEXISM! | judgybitch
Boys get paid more than girls for chores because they have to do gross, dirty, potentially dangerous chores that girls don’t? No silly. It’s because SEXISM! | judgybitch. I discovered this blog by a charming woman who refers to herself … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Link
Tagged Economics, equal pay, feminism, gender equality, judgybitch, war on women
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Site Update
Friends, readers, communists, lend me your ears (eyes?). As some of you may know, I’m currently going through a career transition that has left me temporarily (we hope) unemployed. As a result, I have a lot more free time on … Continue reading
Europe: More Enlightened Or More Authoritarian?
Despite all its flaws, the United States remains one of the freest nations on the planet. Given this status, it’s not at all surprising that the progressive left attempts to insult, mock, belittle, and denigrate it at every opportunity, usually … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged Censorship, europe, france, gay rights, hate speech, progressives, racism, twitter
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Elections: A Very Poor Substitute For Markets
While debating the merits of my last post, I received plenty of objections, most of which were from people who were just missing the point entirely and therefore not worth responding to. But I also received one objection that I … Continue reading
Posted in General Theory
Tagged allocation, austrian economics, Economics, Elections, Free Markets, government, society, voting
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What’s So Special About Chemical Weapons Anyway?
Syria chemical weapons attack blamed on Assad, but where’s the evidence? – CBS News. As you may have heard, Obama is currently considering whether or not to unilaterally start another unnecessary foreign war of choice – this time in Syria. … Continue reading →