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Category Archives: Property rights
What freedom of the press?
“From the beginning, I was just dumbfounded by the charges. They seem to come from out of nowhere. I was doing my job.” Source: Press Freedom? Dakota Access Pipeline Documentarian Faces 45 Years In Prison For Filming Activists
Posted in Civil liberties, Individual rights, Property rights
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What a Clinton presidency means
“So many things are now known about the media establishment and the collusion it shares with the Clinton campaign. More things are being found out every day as Wikileaks provides proof of the public perception. The people were right, there is a … Continue reading
Posted in Civil liberties, Constitution, Corruption, Crony capitalism, Donald Trump, FBI, Foreign policy, Hillary Clinton, Individual rights, Military-industrial complex, Presidential campaign, Property rights, Warfare state
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The Case for Unilateral Free Trade
“In the 2016 presidential election, Americans have been given a choice between two types of controlled and managed trade. On the one hand, there is Donald Trump who favors outright protectionism and controlled trade for the benefit of select industries … Continue reading
Posted in Crony capitalism, Economy, Employment, Free markets, Property rights, Trade, Uncategorized
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Modern liberals are illiberal
Posted in Civil liberties, Democrats, Free markets, Hillary Clinton, Individual rights, Property rights, Race, Socialism, Warfare state, Welfare state
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Free Trade is good. Protectionism is anti-consumer.
Posted in Crony capitalism, Donald Trump, Free markets, National borders, Politics, Presidential campaign, Property rights, Trade
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You can just call me Jeff
Tom DiLorenzo sent me a copy of his new book, The Problem With Socialism, with the following inscription. You can hear Tom Woods interview Tom here. This book should be a best seller based on my review of the contents. … Continue reading
Posted in Bernie Sanders, Civil liberties, Crony capitalism, Debt, Economy, Education, Employment, Federal Reserve, Free markets, Healthcare, Individual rights, Military-industrial complex, Minimum wage, Money, Politicians, Politics, Poverty, Property rights, Welfare state
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The EPJ Research Room: An Open Letter to Donald Trump on Economic Policy
The best ideas money cannot buy. Source: The EPJ Research Room: An Open Letter to Donald Trump on Economic Policy
Posted in Central banks, Crony capitalism, Donald Trump, Economy, Federal Government, Federal Reserve, Free markets, Leadership, Money, Politics, Presidential campaign, Property rights
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Private security…responding to consumer demand
How a free, decentralized society would keep people and neighborhoods safe. “Abolition of the public sector means, of course, that all pieces of land, all land areas, including streets and roads, would be owned privately, by individuals, corporations, cooperatives, or any … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Economy, Free markets, Individual rights, Police, Politics, Property rights
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The key to a peaceful world
“National and individual choice in a post-Brexit world: secession is a human right.” Source: All People Have the Right of Self Determination | Foundation for Economic Education
Posted in Economy, Ethnicity, European Union, Free markets, Human rights, Immigration, Individual rights, National borders, Politics, Property rights
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ACLU: It’s time to legalize prostitution
If the nation’s oldest civil libertarian organization was consistent, they would be advocating more libertarian proposals. Then, the freedom/liberty revolution would have a great ally. “It’s time to stop sweeping consenting adult sex workers into the criminal justice system. We … Continue reading
Posted in Civil liberties, Corruption, Crime, Economy, Individual rights, Libertarianism, Property rights, Warfare state, Welfare state
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The evolution of left wing ideology…
Posted in Civil liberties, Ethnicity, Free markets, Individual rights, Politics, Property rights, Warfare state, Welfare state
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