One of the greatest historians of the 20th century was Will Durant. He wrote, amongst other things, a twelve book…
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The Daily Libertarian
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Christian Sin
I’m going off the reservation today, and writing about something that is closer to my heart than is even libertarianism.…
Read MoreJumping the Gun on Gun Control (and everything else)
W. Edwards Deming once said that 85% of managerial changes make things worse rather than better. The reason was simple:…
Read MoreIdentity Politics: The Politics of Evil
Every time I get into a political debate these days, someone on the left always seems to bring up the…
Read MoreThe Libertarian Argument for a Strong Military
As a libertarian, I believe the United States should have a strong, active military. The United States is a fortunate…
Read MoreGovernment Pensions: Your Bill is Due
What do you get when you allow government workers to unionize, and you allow unions to give campaign contributions to…
Read MoreHey Liberals: Stop Teaching Hate!
After one of the pastors at my church called for gun control yesterday, I was tempted to write a hate-filled,…
Read MoreAusterity Works!
Austerity works. Really. I mean that. Take Greece. In 2013, their government spent 62.3% of their GDP. There are, of…
Read MoreSubjegation by Subjectiveness: Facts as Subjective Things
John Adams once said, “Facts are stubborn things.” Generally speaking, John Adams was right: facts are facts whether one agrees…
Read MoreGovernment Control from Cradle to Grave
The primary differentiator between a liberal economist, like Paul Krugman, or a conservative, like Thomas Sowell, is their view of…
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