David D’Amato to OWS: Physician, heal thyself.
The Espinel emails show we can’t reform the state — we must break it.
David S. D’Amato on the monopolization and oppression of phony “free trade.”
Darian Worden: Alternative economies may gain participants worldwide as the established economy fails to meet needs.
Kevin Carson calls on libertarians to support the Dirty Effing Hippies against Wall Street.
Columbia University professor of journalism Todd Gitlin writes (“The Left Declares Its Independence,” New York Times, October 8th) “the core of the [Occupy] movement … consists of what right-wing critics call anarchists.” Rather than taking the same snide, dismissive approach to anarchism typical of the news media and academia, he goes on to observe that…
What Tom Knapp saw at the revolution.
Demonstrators, you are right. Something is dreadfully wrong. But your list of culprits is far from complete.
Kevin Carson declares war on the Copyright Nazis of the academic publishing industry.
Kevin Carson says we should prepare for repression
Ross Kenyon deconstructs the misleading abstraction of “the market” and makes an existentialist case for the coupling of the freedom to choose poorly with the wisdom to choose wisely.
A clear, consistent message underlying the Occupation of Wall Street over the past couple weeks says that the greed of the big banks is a far-reaching social problem. Standing in as representatives of an entire corporate system, an economy characterized by mercenary avarice and a fundamental lack of justice and humanity, the banks have also…
Kevin Carson on the exhilarating times we live in.
Darian Worden: Occupy Wall Street is a promising populist mobilization with a clear message against domination by political and economic elites.
Kevin Carson celebrates the state’s new equal opportunity thuggery
David S. D’Amato on living under the jackboot of the state’s monopoly on protective services.
David S. D’Amato on the political process as an inherently rigged charade for the rich and powerful.
Kevin Carson explains why “far-left” extremism is no vice.
Google made headlines again last week, this time countering criticisms that the company has achieved “monopoly power” versus its competitors, putting consumers at risk. The company’s chairman, Eric Schmidt, faced questioning by the Senate Subcommittee on Antitrust, Competition Policy and Consumer Rights. In his testimony, responding to questions from US Senator Herb Kohl (D-WI), Schmidt…
A solar energy company’s bankruptcy filing isn’t ordinarily the most tantalizing of headlines. When it follows a $535 million loan guarantee from the federal government, and prompts a congressional investigation, however, it’s hot news. The Red and Blue teams, both eager to appear as allied with the taxpayer, hastily seized upon Solyndra’s bankruptcy and began…
