by David Stanley Willenski | Apr 10, 2000 | Housing
The interstates were never the result of some individualistic, egoistic ‘love of the private automobile’, but rather of anti-capitalist, mixed-economy politics straight-up: the initiation of physical force for the sake of the greatest good for the greatest pressure group.
by Andrew Lewis | Apr 9, 2000 | Guns
Clint Eastwood should insist that his “Dirty Harry” movies be edited to remove all references to his famous .44 magnum. The words “Me and Smith and Wesson” have been eternally tainted by the gun-maker’s capitulation to the bureaucrats... by Dr Michael Hurd | Apr 8, 2000 | POLITICS
Do not interrupt. Allow your partner to finish what he is saying. When there is a pause, politely ask, “Are you finished?” Actively listen. In other words, think about what she is saying. Look for evidence of honest misunderstandings. They are almost... by Larry Elder | Apr 7, 2000 | POLITICS
“They wanted to shut down ‘Big Tobacco.'” Thus explained a juror who agreed to award $20 million in punitive damages against Philip Morris and R. J. Reynolds. Now, get this. The plaintiff, now dying of cancer, began smoking at 13 — several... by David Stanley Willenski | Apr 6, 2000 | Housing
Urban Renewal disfigured cities because of the introduction of eminent domain into the land development process.
by Chris Wolski | Apr 6, 2000 | Antitrust & Monopolies
Locke said that the only way Gates can fight government prosecutors is for the Microsoft founder to “assert proudly his right to his own existence — which means: the right to do business not as a public servant but as an individual with inalienable rights.”
by Chris Wolski | Apr 4, 2000 | Cuba & Castro
“The liberals want Elián returned to Cuba, because they regard the difference between the United States and Cuba as ‘merely a difference of political opinion,’ merely a matter of ‘how you define freedom.’ In other words, as statists themselves, they see nothing objectively wrong with Cuba.
by Richard M Salsman | Apr 3, 2000 | Antitrust & Monopolies
Like other antitrust targets, Microsoft, is guilty–of something. They’re guilty of something terrible. They’re guilty of believing they’re guilty. They’re guilty of believing they’re evil. They’re guilty of apologizing for... by George Reisman | Apr 2, 2000 | Energy
The government and the ecology movement have done everything in their power to raise the demand for and restrict the supply of oil.
