Justin Trudeau, PM of Canada, is likely to announce his resignation Monday
rest in piss bozo GTFO submitted by /u/RNRGrepresentative [link] [comments]
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San Antonio Police Fatally Shoots Suspect During Foot Pursuit
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Here’s why running from the police is a bad idea
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How does Austrian economics respond to the iphone USB C situation?
Obviously the unregulated free market has many advantages, but there are certain scenarios where I see people touting the benefits of regulations. One recent example of this is the implementation of USB C ports in all new iphones. the EU was going to halt the sale of all new iphones unless they added USB C ports. Many people are saying that this was a huge benefit to society, not forcing people to have a bunch of different cables […]
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Quotation of the Day…
Tweet … is from page 60 of the print-edition version, in the January/February 2025 issue of Reason, of Johan Norberg’s superb essay (forthcoming on-line) “The Real Threat Is An Isolated China” (link added): Trump has often complained that China is the biggest beneficiary of the iPhone, just because the devices are often assembled there. But when researchers Kenneth L. Kraemer, Greg Linden, and Jason Dedrick dissembled and iPhone 7 in 2018, they found that almost all of its […]
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Fareed Zakaria, “The Crisis of Democracy Is Really a Crisis for the Left” / “Why Is the Left Flailing? Look at New York vs. Florida”
An interesting column yesterday in the Washington Post. An excerpt: The crisis of democratic government then, is actually a crisis of progressive government. People seem to feel that they have been taxed, regulated, bossed around and intimidated by left-of-center politicians for decades — but the results are bad and have been getting worse. New York, where I live, and Florida, where I often visit, provide an interesting contrast. They have comparable populations — New York with about 20 […]
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The state is a corporation
It doesnt care about people. It’s only desire is to grow in size and influence. Corporations are just as bad as the state only smaller. They don’t care if they poison people and destroy communities. The only thing that matters to them is growth at ANY expense monetary or human life. The boots you lick today will be on your neck tomorrow. Elon is not your friend, grow up and think for yourself. submitted by /u/CakeOnSight [link] [comments]
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More Hidden Costs of Minimum Wage Hikes: A Randomized Control Trial
Sophia Bagley and Ryan Bourne This year kicks off with minimum wage hikes across 21 states. Economists have long documented that while minimum wage increases often boost wages for those who remain employed, there are no free lunches. Extensive research shows minimum wage increases to high levels tend to hurt new and low-skilled workers as businesses respond by cutting hours or hiring opportunities. , Moreover, newer research has found that businesses may use other margins of adjustment to […]
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yimby or nimby?
yimby(yes in my back yard) should be the DEFAULT position for those who value FREEDOM and private property right!! NIMBYS ( not in my back yard) are pro government regulations in the housing sector and anti property rights View Poll submitted by /u/Historical_Donut6758 [link] [comments]
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Congress Might Make Election Law an Early Priority
Walter Olson According to multiple reports, Republicans “plan to move quickly” to move election legislation early in the new Congress. Supporters of constitutional liberty should watch closely to make sure that such legislation is shorn of the punitive enforcement provisions and unrealistic timelines that riddled last year’s Republican bill on citizenship verification, and that it does not let the federal government draw unto itself too much discretionary regulatory power over local election administration. Reports AP: The main legislation that […]
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