Robert Fulford’s Confusions Over Capitalism
As long as people regard altruism as good, they will oppose or feel guilty about capitalism.
Some Thoughts on ‘Just War Theory’ vs. American Self-Defense
If there ever was an event worth two trips to see, it was The Objective Standard’s inaugural lecture featuring Dr. Yaron Brook’s on the “Just War Theory” vs. American Self-Defense (a lecture based on his now publicly-available article of the...Impeach Bush?
Should President Bush be impeached, as some Democrats in Congress are now reportedly considering? Absolutely not. Why not? Clinton lied and he got impeached; why shouldn’t Bush? President Clinton committed perjury in a sexual harassment trial. The entire world...Whitewashing Academic Pathology
Jonathan Kay [National Post, “From The Academy, Portraits In Pathology”, March 13] is shamefully generous toward leftist academics such as Ward Churchill and Noam Chomsky who venomously attack the West and Western values. Such creatures are not motivated...Political Alternatives to Reality
Horrifying stories about the rapes and murders of children, and about judges who go easy on sex offenders who prey on the young, have prompted some state legislatures to tighten up the laws and restrict the sentencing discretion of judges. Few in the media or among...Introduction: “Just War Theory” vs. American Self-Defense
It has been nearly five years since September 11, 2001–the day that Islamic terrorists incinerated thousands of innocent individuals in the freest, wealthiest, happiest, and most powerful nation on earth. On that day and in the weeks after, we all felt the same...Why is the Bush Administration Sacrificing Our Marines?
Here is a story out of Iraq that caught my eye: About a dozen Marines are being investigated for possible war crimes in connection with the deaths last year of 15 Iraqi civilians who were initially reported killed by a roadside bomb. The Navy has opened a criminal...Production Versus Consumption
There are two fundamental views of economic life which give rise to two systems of economic thought.
