This bit of ridiculously regressive Luddism was posted on a left leaning blog. It touts “A Solidarity Economy”. Which is a nice name for voluntary organizations that circumvent the pricing system. Yet another example of enduring marxist silliness.

There is [...]
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In a series of recent posts, Paul Krugman is starting to admit that he’s failing to be able to use his pulpit, position and his credibility to encourage government spending.

What I find most interesting is that he argues that [...]
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Paul Krugman argues that envy and inequality pop the bubble. He asks “Correlation or Coincidence?” To which I reply:

…. or completely unrelated causality.

I don’t think you’re making any argument and I think you’re inventing a correlation, and [...]
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This posting is in response to “Postcards From Hell: Images fom the world’s most failed states” and commentary on The Agitator.

Why are so many equatorial nations ‘Failed States’? “All happy families are the same. All unhappy [...]
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On Old School Economics, someone asks:

Can anyone summarize the basic tenets of this school of economics and what are Hayeks contributions? I’ve been looking all over the place and have found some websites that are a bit [...]
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Hans Hoppe posted what I thought was a sentimental statement on the five year history of his movement on the libertarian web site VDARE. It’s titled The Property And Freedom Society—Reflections After Five Years

In this article, he gives [...]
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Save Bradley? Maybe.

On June 17, 2010 By

Save Bradley. The soldier who leaked the video to Wikileaks?

Sorry. No dice.

People die in war: People kill intentionally in war. All sorts of people die by accident in war. Guilty people die by accident. Innocent people die by [...]
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The NYT posted an article today titled The Economics of Libertarianism, Revealed. And the usual NYT crowd followed with critical comments. Which is useful. Because we get to see what the proletariat think of a subject about which they know [...]
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Regarding Tech and Storage, and the idea of ‘finite content’ as an allegory to the ‘end of history’:

Humans are notoriously victims of boiling-the-frog biases: they cannot sense long term changes and discount prior (and forgotten) opinions for current ones. [...]
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An End To Nato, “Mike DiBaggio” from The Paleolibertarian Digest

There was once a time when the US hated piracy so much they went to war over
it, but that time has obviously come to an end. Israel’s attack [...]
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