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Trump Can Lawfully Nominate a Justice to The Supreme Court According to Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Joe Biden

Government Policies To Blame For California Forest Mega Fires

Slavery vs. Capitalism: The 1619 Project Not Only Ignores Actual History, But Basic Economics

Motion Picture Academy “Diversity” Guidelines are Based on The Wrong Premise

The Sloppy Use of Language Permits Nonsense To Be Passed Off as Critical Thinking

How We Know: Epistemology on an Objectivist Foundation By Harry Binswanger

The Curse of Automation

The Illusory “Benefits” of Restricting Trade and Industry

The Importance of the Middleman

The Loss To The Economy From Public Works


 

 

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Trump Can Lawfully Nominate a Justice to The Supreme Court According to Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Joe Biden
By Larry Elder
"That's their job. There's nothing in the Constitution that says the president stops being president in his last year." -- Ruth Bader Ginsburg on whether a Supreme Court vacancy should be filled during an election year

Government Policies To Blame For California Forest Mega Fires
By John Stossel
For years, they and environmentalists increased the risk of big fires by opposing the thinning of forests. Megafires could have been avoided if forests had just been better managed.

Slavery vs. Capitalism: The 1619 Project Not Only Ignores Actual History, But Basic Economics
By George Reisman
People who believe that slavery is an efficient system of production are people who are ready to impose 100% marginal rates of taxation in the belief that doing so is economically harmless.

Motion Picture Academy “Diversity” Guidelines are Based on The Wrong Premise
By Stewart Wade Margolis
Actors should be judged on their acting, and movies should be judged on their overall quality.

The Sloppy Use of Language Permits Nonsense To Be Passed Off as Critical Thinking
By Walter Williams
Sloppy language permits people to get away with speaking and doing all manner of destructive nonsense without being challenged.

How We Know: Epistemology on an Objectivist Foundation By Harry Binswanger
By Alex Bleier
How We Know: Epistemology on an Objectivist Foundation, by Harry Binswanger, is both an in-depth presentation of Ayn Rand's "Objectivist" theory of knowledge and Binswanger's own answers to issues that Rand did not write on, such as, propositions and validation.

The Curse of Automation
By Frédéric Bastiat
"A curse on machines! Every year, their increasing power devotes millions of workmen to pauperism, by depriving them of work, and therefore of wages and bread. A curse on machines!"

The Illusory “Benefits” of Restricting Trade and Industry
By Frédéric Bastiat
Some persons consider that plunder is perfectly justifiable, if only sanctioned by law.

The Importance of the Middleman
By Frédéric Bastiat
They would gladly suppress the capitalist, the banker, the speculator, the projector, the merchant, and the trader, accusing them of interposing between production and consumption, to extort from both, without giving either anything in return.

The Loss To The Economy From Public Works
By Frédéric Bastiat
The State opens a road, builds a palace, straightens a street, cuts a canal; and so gives work to certain workmen — this is what is seen: but it deprives certain other workmen of work, and this is what is not seen.


 

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