How Democracy Fuels Senseless Violence
The lesson is stark: when moral responsibility is dispersed and accountability is nowhere to be found in a society fueled by propaganda, violence becomes more appealing.
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The True Nature of Scandinavian “Socialism”
The Scandinavian model is often misrepresented as a humane and efficient form of socialism. In reality, it is a distinctly coercive and oligarchic form of statism.
Two Cow Method of Explaining Socialism
To simply understand the differences between socialism, communism, and fascism—contrasted against the free market—imagine owning two cows, then explore what the state would do.
How Congress Should Oversee the Federal Reserve’s Mandates
Dr. Alex Pollock makes his case for how Congress could possibly rein in the Fed.
Investing in Gold: It Makes Sense when Inflation Is High
The gold price is off and running this week. But, money creation isn’t listed as a cause.
The Distraction of the “Gross Domestic Product” Economic Metric
An economy is no longer evaluated by what it produces, but by what it spends.
Who Killed Charlie Kirk?
The narrative presented by the FBI and other government agencies is wildly contradictory, with an ever-changing plotline that makes little sense.
The Abraham Accords Five Years Later
Four years of trade between Israel and these three Arab Muslim countries is encouraging thanks to the Abraham Accords.
Yet Another “Lone Nut” Assassin
Murray Rothbard spoke often in class at UNLV about the “lone nut theory,” questioning if the many political assassins acted alone.
Florida’s Push to Eliminate Vaccine Mandates: A Rothbardian Property Rights Perspective
Applying Rothbard’s logic, vaccine mandates constitute a violation of self-ownership because they coercively impose medical interventions on individuals, thereby infringing on their right to control their own bodies.
