In each and every case, the aforementioned authors carelessly repeat a claim that they want to believe and that affirms their political priors. No effort is made to check sources or investigate whether the claim itself is reputable.
The government has no power to keep consumers in the dark—or to prohibit the use of terms that consumers understand—in order to protect special interests from honest competition.
The capitalist achievement is progressive downward diffusion of things the rich and privileged take for granted that so many others couldn’t dream of.
“[T]he political system is most conducive to the public good in which the rightful liberty of the individual is least abridged.”
The path to genetic cures and radical life extension begins with the abolition of that Servant of Death: the FDA.
How a political push to justify increased taxation has afflicted the entire economic inequality debate.
If we can’t kill it entirely, we should be thinking about ways to make the Fed less political, not more.
Edward Baptist, Ta-Nehisi Coates, and others of the “New History of Capitalism” demonstrate their ignorance in their dishonest attempts to associate American capitalism with slavery.
