My New Year’s Wish: More Reason, Capitalism and Freedom
While the use of reason is the fundamental requirement of business success, freedom—protected by individual rights—is its social requirement.
The Ethics and Commercial Benefits of Human Genetic Engineering
Free-market competition among the commercializing businesses makes genetic editing affordable and available to all.
The Benevolence of Capitalism vs The Paternalism of the Welfare State
Before the arrival of modern welfare state, voluntary, private-sector institutions had evolved to serve as the market providers for many of those “social services” now viewed as the near-exclusive prerogative of the government. Unfortunately, after nearly a century of increasing political and cultural collectivism, the historical memory of the pre-welfare state era has all but been lost.
Slavery Is Impossible Under Capitalism
Capitalism, in its quest for profit drives out concerns with irrelevant factors such as race, gender, and so forth.
2015: A Great Time To Be Alive
Where there is rule of law and individual freedom, humanity is better off.
Middle East Refugees, Immigration and Assimilation
Obama may think of himself as a citizen of the world, but he was elected President of the United States, not head of a world government, and that does not authorize him to gamble the lives of Americans for the benefit of people in other countries.
Remembering 2015: The Year of The Big Lie
Lying, by itself, is obviously not new. What is new is the growing acceptance of lying as “no big deal” by smug sophisticates, so long as these are lies that advance their political causes
How Education “Diversity” Hustlers Hurt Blacks for Their Own Benefit
Black people cannot afford to have our youngsters turned into failures in order to support the agendas of diversity race hustlers and to lessen the guilt of white liberals.
Falling Interest Causes Falling Profits
Most people assume that prices move as a result of changes in the money supply. Instead, let’s look at the effect of changes in interest.
