Capitalism Magazine

Why Nazism Was Socialism and Why Socialism Is Totalitarian

Why Nazi Germany was a socialist state, not a capitalist one, and why socialism – an economic system based on government ownership of the means of production – requires a totalitarian dictatorship.

Intersectionality vs. American Individualism

True Justice and real progress cannot be achieved by the false doctrine of “intersectionality” but only by the further application of America’s heritage of individualism and individual rights.

The Campaign Against ICE

On the methods and purposes of the Democrat campaign of violence against U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE).

The Philosophical Foundations of Capitalism

The greatest era of capitalist development—the last two centuries—has taken place under the ongoing cultural influence of the philosophy of the Enlightenment.

Markets

Inflation Mind Tricks

by Jim Brown

Rising prices are a symptom of inflation, but just as a fever is not the same thing as the disease that caused it, rising prices are not the same thing as inflation itself.

The Delusions and Dangers of the New Mercantilism

The Politics and Economics of Plato, Aristotle, and the Ancient Greeks

In Defense of “Evil Billionaire” Jim Pattison

Can the Government Confiscate Your Gold?

Business Sucess Requires Principles Over Pragmatism

Understanding “Austrian” Economics, Part 2

Understanding Austrian Economics, Part 1

Law

The U.S. Constitution, the Bedrock of American Freedom

by Frederic J. Fransen

The purpose of a constitution is to define the structure and rules by which a government operates. In the case of the United States Constitution, those rules are—contra to most other such constitutions—explicitly designed to limit the government’s authority.

Fairness Doctrine 2.0

More Guns, Less Murder?

Legal Leviathan: Big Law Is Yet Another Problem

The Death of Renee Good: When Ideology Overides Reason

January 6 Was a Protest/Riot — Not an Insurrection

Immigration Enforcement and the Betrayal of Due Process

The Bill of Rights at 234 Years Old

Culture

A Declaration of Independence from Tyrannical Government

by Richard M. Ebeling

The “monkish ignorance and superstition” of today is the misplaced belief that the individual is to be sacrificed to the group, the collective, to the nation – as long as the banner under which it is done is called “democracy” or “social justice.”