Parents: Measles Didn’t Kill Girl In Texas
Thanks, Mike Sanders. Activist Post The post Parents: Measles Didn’t Kill Girl In Texas appeared first on LewRockwell.
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Herbert Hoover, Enemy of Free Markets
An enduring myth among American historians is that President Hoover’s response to the Depression was to let the free market work. This is totally false.
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Georgia Backs Bill To Reaffirm Independent Kids, Protect Free-Range Parents
A few months after Georgia mother Brittany Patterson was arrested for not knowing that her son, age 10, had walked to the store on his own, the state passed a Reasonable Childhood Independence law. It now goes to the governor for signing. The bill clarifies that “neglect” is only when you put your child in serious, obvious danger—not anytime you take your eyes off them. This protects against the modern-day helicopter parenting norms that have made passersby—and, sometimes, […]
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A homeless encampment in New Jersey
Beyond the NYC skyline lies a homeless encampment in Hoboken, New Jersey. submitted by /u/carlanpsg [link] [comments]
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The Price of Time: The Real Story of Interest by Chancellor
The Price of Time The Real Story of Interest by Edward Chancellor Part 1 of 3 The book is about the role of interest rates in a modern economy. It was inspired by a Bastiat-like conviction that ultra-low interest rates were contributing to many of our current woes, the collapse of productivity growth, unaffordable housing, rising inequality, loss of market competition, or financial fragility. It has also seemed to play some role in the resurgence of populism as […]
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Top 5 Reasons to End the US Department of Education
Neal McCluskey The US Department of Education is in the Trump administration’s crosshairs. Here are five major reasons it should be: It’s unconstitutional: Education is nowhere among the specific, enumerated powers given to the federal government. That means the feds have no authority to govern in education. Even the big-government administration of Franklin Delano Roosevelt knew that. In 1943, the US Constitution Sesquicentennial Commission, which Roosevelt chaired, published a document that included the following: “Q. Where, in the Constitution, is there […]
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A Contrarian Perspective
Thanks for hosting if you allow my perspective on the -shortcomings- of this school of thought feel free to comment on what you do not agree and to explain: Ignores Power Imbalances – Assumes free markets create fair competition, ignoring how monopolies and wealth concentration distort markets. Example: Tech giants like Google and Amazon dominate industries, limiting competition and innovation despite “free market” conditions. Fails to Address Public Goods – Rejects government funding for essential services, assuming private […]
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