Kevin Carson on judging the state by the same standards used for everyone else.
Thomas L. Knapp on collusion among Big Government, Big Busines and Big Non-Profits to restrain competition, at a cost in lives.
Kevin Carson: “…when it comes to restricting the state, the law isn’t worth the paper it’s written on.”
Darian Worden on Ernest Withers, the FBI, and surveillance of political activists.
Kevin Carson on the myth of statist capitalism as alleged provider of jobs.
David D’Amato: “In politics, there is no ‘right man for the job’ because it is the job that is flatly wrong…”
Kevin Carson defends crowdsourced law.
Thomas L. Knapp: “9/11 fell on Saturday this year, and few US cable channels missed the opportunity to turn the preceding five days into ‘all 9/11, all the time’: A terror-themed riff on the Discovery Channel’s ‘Shark Week.'”
Thomas L. Knapp on Orwellian language.
Kevin Carson: “Frankly, if I were a banker, a billionaire, or a Fortune 500 CEO, I’d consider Obama’s anti-Wall Street rhetoric a pretty modest price to pay for his pro-Wall Street policies.”
Ross Kenyon explains that Obama’s call for $50 billion to be spent on transportation infrastructure hurts local and regional businesses by subsidizing the transportation of goods from more distant firms, and thus further entrenches corporate domination of the marketplace.
Kevin Carson explains that governments “win” the Drug War by NOT winning it.
David D’Amato on President Obama’s six-year plan to magically “create jobs”.
Darian Worden doesn’t like the sound of “Your papers, please.”
Kevin Carson explains what school is really all about.
David D’Amato warns us not to buy the hype about Obama’s “peace talks” between the State of Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
Kevin Carson provides them.
Kevin Carson on the irony of productive action circumventing monopolistic restrictions (which designed to create artificial scarcity) being called “theft”.
David D’Amato discusses why the manufactured milestone of alleged withdrawal of “combat troops” from Iraq (while other troops continue with combat) is irrelevant.
Thomas L. Knapp on Obama’s phony announcement “that the American combat mission in Iraq has ended.”
