The idea that there was a time in American history when many more matters of daily life were considered the domain of personal decision-making and voluntary collaborative community effort has mostly been erased from people’s memory. We live in a time when an...
CULTURE
Slavery: Neither Strange Nor Peculiar
People who use slavery to trash the founders have contempt for our constitutional guarantees of liberty. Slavery is merely a convenient moral posturing tool they use in their attempt to reduce respect for our Constitution.
“Sanctified Capitalism”: Radio Icon Dave Ramsey Butchers Capitalism
Another sad case of a conservative unable to defend capitalism, because they are unable to understand reason and thus the virtue (and practicality) of rational self-interest
Harvard Caves In To Student Mob
America, a country where even poor people live longer and better lives than almost anyone in history, has become a place where spoiled children paying $60,000 tuition consider themselves “victims.”
Book Review — Restoring the Promise: Higher Education in America
Three major problems faced by America’s colleges and universities — and their solutions.
Appreciating “Gone With the Wind” (1939) as a Great Work of Art
Gone with the Wind is an expression of the ability of the individual to resist the times, the trials and ruins of the day, rise and never let one’s ego be destroyed.
Philosopher Ayn Rand on Capitalism vs Communism
In this 1961 lecture, delivered to the Presidents Club of the American Management Association, Ayn Rand outlines commonly heard arguments for capitalism and emphasizes that the only proper defense is a moral one. She seeks...
Book Review: Discrimination and Disparities by Thomas Sowell
Sowell shows that socioeconomic outcomes differ vastly among individuals, groups and nations in ways that cannot be easily explained by any one factor, whether it’s genetics, sex or race discrimination.
America Through The Eyes of a Foreigner in the 19th Century
I recently have been reading a number of books written by European travellers who visited the United States, particularly, in the early and mid-decades of the 19th century.
Justice Kavanaugh and GMU Snowflakes
The 1215 Magna Carta limited the power of central government and it forced a reigning monarch to grant his English subjects rights. It laid the foundations for limited constitutional governments, an idea offensive to most leftists.
Empires of Light, by Jill Jonnes
Why AC won the Electricity Wars.
Spring Break in Caracas
Although it may be difficult today for American socialist students to study abroad in places like Cuba or North Korea, they could lobby U.S. officials to facilitate it.
The Myth of “Imperfect” Capitalism
Capitalism is perfect precisely to the extent it’s the only social system consonant with human nature.
More University Corruption
As a result of leftist indoctrination, many college students graduate illiterate, innumerate and resistant to understanding.
College Cheating Scandal: Academic Fraud Occurs at Every Level of Education
The first step toward any solution is for the American people to be aware of academic fraud that occurs at every level of education. Federal prosecutors have charged more than 50 people involved in cheating and bribery in order to get their children admitted to some...
Political Advocacy Disguised with Obscure Academic Jargon
What today’s academics write, and what journals treat as neutral science, tends to reinforce only one side of the political spectrum.
Books: The Nazi Connection: Eugenics, American Racism, and German National Socialism
In his 1910 textbook, Elementary Principles of Economics, world-renowned Yale Professor Irving Fisher devoted part of a chapter to “Population in Relation to Wealth.” Fisher warned of the problem of “race suicide” caused by the fact that the most industrious and...
The “Hoax” Behind Politically Correct College “Studies”
How can a college criticize the hoaxers but revere ridiculous journals that publish nonsense? The real “hoax” is on students who pay thousands of dollars for useless degrees in fields that end in “studies.”
Audible’s “Black History” Month Blackballs Important Non-Left “Black Voices”
From the Audible website: “Black history and American history are forever intertwined. Limiting any celebration of Black history to a single month on the calendar does a disservice to the Black men and women who were (and are) integral to making this nation what it is...
Is “The Greatest Good for the Greatest Number” a Moral Principle?
Philosopher Ayn Rand on why “the greatest good for the greatest number” is one of the most vicious slogans ever foisted on humanity.
Capitalism: A Dirty Word For College Students
Most students have not been exposed before to the concept of laissez-faire capitalism and the central role the protection of individual rights play in it.
The Academy of Thought and Industry: A Better School?
The key for many students is to follow their own interests, rather than following orders.
Slavery: What They Didn’t Teach in My High School
African tribes who captured other tribes sold them into slavery.
Ayn Rand’s Philosophy on Helping the Poor, Capitalism, and Human Nature
Ayn Rand’s philosophy on social safety nets, capitalism, human nature and more.
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