via The Mises Institute: “Whenever one thinks of the worst injustices in history — massive wastes, confiscatory taxes, purposeless wars, great depressions, slavery, concentration camps, and genocide — one inevitably finds that such injustices were either a direct or an indirect result of governmental action. At the same time, governments usually meet valid and basic…
Detailsof R.J. Moeller, who posts this often…
What makes America different?:
I’ll just have to TRY not to think about how corrupt the government has become, as evidenced by the certain passing of this health care bill… Here, Milton Friedman takes on an issue which many conservatives seem to have real problems understanding- illegal immigration. Not only are illegals useful to our national economy, they are…
DetailsWalter E. WIlliams on Inflation and Deficits:
Gold and the Great Depression, per Milton Friedman:
A few of Sowell’s late great quotes: “Some people are so busy being clever that they don’t have time enough to be wise.” “In response to news of President Obama receiving the Nobel Prize for peace, an e-mail from a reader recalled a black classmate’s comments upon graduating from high school many years ago. When…
DetailsA few Sowell bits: “If politicians stopped meddling with things they don’t understand, there would be a more drastic reduction in the size of government than anyone in either party advocates.” “It was fascinating to see Barack Obama warning us not to leap to conclusions about the killings at Fort Hood, Texas – after the…
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