I’ve written recently about what I termed ‘front-end’ redistribution. That is, redistribution of wealth and resources prior...
Month: April 2011
There was some very smart discussion in my Keynes vs. Hayek thread about the crash and whether...
Be patient. It grows. And grows. And GROWS: Also, it’s one of my favorite tracks for...
By Andy Hall (Cross-posted from Dead Confederates) It would be a shame to let April slip by...
One of those long, theory-driven posts that you’re probably not going to read anyway.
It looks like Superman is going to renounce his US citizenship in Action Comics #900. (I wonder...
While we continue fighting the Civil War in the comments to my previous post, I want to...
I don’t know. They both sort of have a point, don’t you think?
By Kyle Cupp I was born to a Buddhist father and a somewhat lapsed Catholic mother, so...
I finished Volume II of Foote’s Civil War over the last two days of Passover, and returned...
Responding to President Obama’s acquisition and release of his “long-form” birth certificate, Andrew Sullivan expresses his disappointment...
In this single surreal incident, witness the absurdity of technology’s impact on our deepest and most intimate...
Pointing out the recent stories concerning Terry Jones’s plans to protest outside Dearborn, Michigan’s largest mosque—and noting...
I prefer “My Morning Song“, myself, but… well. You know. I hope you all have a...
Standard caveats about authenticity, but the guy sounds legit to me anyway. Mike writes: I live in...
A series of questions and answers, citing sources and showing my work. I may update this post...
Richard Beck nominates Isaiah 53:12 as containing the most subversive idea in the Bible. I mean, can...
Contra John Cole, I don’t think the libertarian reaction to Benton Harbor is really all that important....
John Cole asks what libertarians have to say about Benton Harbor, Michigan (Hint… he’s not “really curious.”...
