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Author Archives: Dude Where's My Freedom?
Government is not a Prisoner’s Dilemma
So lately during some of my debates, leftist opponents have used a very interesting analogy. They equate government to the classic problem of the “Prisoner’s Dilemma” They argue that governmental programs benefit everyone, but only if all parties are forced … Continue reading
Posted in General Theory
Tagged Debate, Economics, game theory, government, human action, prisoner's dilemma
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My letter to Glenn Beck
I’m sending this today, in response to recent conversations on his radio show regarding Ron Paul. I’ll also be waking up early Monday morning to attempt to call in and make some of these points on the air, if I … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged Constitution, Glenn Beck, media, Military, mitt romney, presidential race, rick santorum, Ron Paul, Support the troops, war
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Adam Kokseh on the NDAA
As usual, Adam has it pretty much exactly correct. I’ve found it pretty hilarious to see my leftist friends get all outraged at the recent blatant shredding of the constitution and complete disregard for individual liberty by the supposed … Continue reading
Posted in Video Link
Tagged Adam Kokesh, Adam vs The Man, civil liberties, Constitution, government, natural rights, NDAA, SOPA
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Confessions of a Light Bulb Addict » Publications » Family Security Matters
Confessions of a Light Bulb Addict » Publications » Family Security Matters. This is an excellent piece that explores the logical conclusion of leftist policies to restrict the free market. If we permit the government to ban a certain kind … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Link
Tagged Capitalism, Environmentalism, Free Markets, free trade, light bulbs
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The Inequality That Matters – Tyler Cowen – The American Interest Magazine
The Inequality That Matters – Tyler Cowen – The American Interest Magazine. An interesting (and long) article on “income inequality” that manages to be fairly objective. Towards the end it gets a little much into the whole “those evil bankers … Continue reading
Posted in News Link
Tagged bailouts, Banks, Capitalism, income inequality, standard of living
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Homeless say warming centers safer than Occupy camp | Many were grateful that the Egan Warming Center system kicked into gear Thursday night
Homeless say warming centers safer than Occupy camp | Many were grateful that the Egan Warming Center system kicked into gear Thursday night. Occupy Eugene continues to justify its existence and special “exempt from the rules that normally apply to … Continue reading
Posted in News Link
Tagged church, eugene, homeless, journalism, occupy eugene, occupy wall street, volunteers
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Taxes are a means, not an end…
The linked video isn’t especially significant, just the first example I found of a media outlet discussing the current issue of the possible extension of payroll tax cuts. Specifically, the issue at hand seems to be how to “pay for” … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged democrats, ends, funding, government, means, media, payroll tax, PBS, republicans, Taxes
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Happy “Communism Doesn’t Work” Day, Everyone!
Ah, Thanksgiving. The time where we all come together and celebrate the propensity for American leftists in education and the media to re-write and distort history. The story, as we are all taught in our state-run schools, is that the … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged American History, Capitalism, Communism, corporations, Holidays, lies, Thanksgiving
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Dude, Where's My Freedom? 
SOPA protestors have an odd sense of priorities…
To be clear, when I say “protestors” I mean the average Joe who changed his Facebook profile pic and made some topic on a forum about how terrible it is, not actual businesses whose livelihood depends on the Internet. For … Continue reading →