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Tag Archives: government
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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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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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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Bank of America – Proving Capitalism Works
In case you haven’t heard, Bank of America has decided to not institute its controversial $5 debit-card fee. Leftists everywhere are rejoicing. They are celebrating this decision as a great victory for the 99% over the evil, greedy, bankers. They … Continue reading
Five myths about healthy eating – The Washington Post
Five myths about healthy eating – The Washington Post. 1. I own my body. I should be able to eat whatever I want. 2. To that end, I should be able to engage in voluntary exchange with someone who produces … Continue reading
Posted in News Link
Tagged advertising, food, food desert, government, health, human action, junk food, Michelle Obama, nanny state, reason, Washington Post
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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 →