Private property is the foundation for the rule of law in market economies. It follows, then, that private law is the lifeblood of market economies.
Casey Carlisle
Uncle Sam ditched warmongering for the nonaggression principle, and he got a new look and even a new name. Uncle Nap wants YOU at uncleNap.com, and see what he has to say on Twitter @UncleNap.
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How has the government impacted the recovery?
When governments get ahold of the word "public," they torture it in the same way they twist "affordable," "American people," and "common sense."
Can any thinking person doubt that the government needs its own great reset? Isn’t it well past time for governments to experience a recession?
Like lockdowns, mask mandates, and physical distancing requirements, stimulus bills are passed to provide a (false) sense of security.
Is it possible that Austrian Economists focus on the Federal Reserve too much, and John Tamny, too little?
Are you, your family, and friends so incompetent as to need four levels of government overlords (city, county, state, and federal)?
People consume information that make them feel good. Few enjoy having their strongly held positions challenged.
Compulsory funding for citywide, government programs would be illegal, and entrepreneurs would be able to compete with the former, government services.
No one, regardless of ideology, likes a monopoly, unless, of course, one is the monopolist.