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Author Archives: Dude Where's My Freedom?
The Unintended Consequences of “Helping” The Troops
Payday Lending and Overdraft Protection | The Volokh Conspiracy Back in 2007, the U.S. military was facing a problem. Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines were (and still are) awful with money. They were racking up massive debts, and scrambling to attempt … Continue reading
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Tagged bad laws, discrimination, Economics, lending, Military, payday loans, unintended consequences
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The Chris Christie Scandal Isn’t Really About Chris Christie
Pay no attention to the man in front of the curtain. Glenn reacts to NJ Gov. Chris Christie’s bridge scandal On his radio show on Thursday morning, Glenn Beck devoted the entire first hour to savagely ripping apart … Continue reading
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Tagged chris christie, Glenn Beck, government, politicians, politics, scandals, traffic
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The Inevitable Obamacare Statistics Game
I’m very very late on this one. The idea for this originally came to me a few weeks ago back when Obamacare was still dominating the headlines and many of its supporters and architects were rushing to defend it with … Continue reading
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Tagged health care, health insurance, obamacare, Statistics
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Denver Post inexplicably removes word ‘socialist’ from story about CO shooter – Glenn Beck
Denver Post inexplicably removes word ‘socialist’ from story about CO shooter – Glenn Beck. I don’t normally pay much attention to school shootings. They just aren’t stories that interest me very much, and I feel like most of the perpetrators … Continue reading
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Tagged denver post, media, media bias, school shootings, socialism, socialist
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Some Children Left Behind… Maybe
Diligent Asian students dominate global exam. I’d just like to bring this to everyone’s attention, as it directly relates to my previous piece on standardized testing. This article is a great example of the sort of thing I was talking … Continue reading
Article Roundup – 11/29/13
White House urging allies not to drive traffic to HealthCare.gov | Fox News. This one really strikes a nerve for me. One of my biggest “pet peeves” (more like majorly infuriating preoccupations) is how government agencies (and government-protected monopolies, such … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Murphy, chevron, Environmentalism, Fox News, health care, Holidays, jeffrey tucker, LFB, new york post, obamacare, roundup, Thanksgiving
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The Tom Woods Show – A Must Listen
The Tom Woods Show. Hopefully, most of you are familiar with Tom Woods, author, speaker, radio host, and all-around great guy. About a month ago, Tom started a regular daily podcast, which airs Monday-Friday at noon EST, and is then … Continue reading
FDA Steps Aside To Allow Lifesaving Vaccine… For The Well Connected
Correction: Princeton University-Meningitis story – The Washington Post. Make no mistake about it; the primary purpose of the FDA is to stop you from getting access to medicine that might save your life. Of course, a defender of … Continue reading
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Tagged Drugs, FDA, health care, meningitis, princeton, special favors
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The Military Has No Business Engaging In “Humanitarian Operations”
I’ve mentioned before that I firmly believe the best way for libertarians to win over statists is to fearlessly tackle the “hard” issues, rather than easy ones. Railing against drones and the NSA is like shooting fish in … Continue reading
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Tagged disaster relief, foreign aid, humanitarian aid, Military, natural disasters, Taxes
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Dude, Where's My Freedom? 
H&R Block – Subversive Libertarian Propagandists?
I love tax season, and not just because of the dancing sign-wavers wearing Statue of Liberty costumes on the street corners. Tax season is almost certainly the easiest time of the year to be a libertarian, as for a few … Continue reading →