This is the result of the socialization of defense services. To protect us they must attack us.
(I found this in a shopping cart this morning and brought it back to snap a pic. This toy is in the trash now.)
The Toys They Are A-Changin’ Read Post »
The entrance to the neighborhood where we live is very well designed and maintained, complete with manicured lawns, ponds and fountains. Just recently, while on a run, I noticed that each tree was being irrigated. Not by hand of course. Not even by one sprinkler. There were two of them–two very small sprinklers slowly misting the roots of the tree.
How great that thanks to capital accumulation it is possible to have these little wonders of the market.
Not One But Two Sprinklers Per Tree Read Post »
I heard a segment on a local radio station where someone opposed immigration because often times immigrants are coming to the country “only” to work. Tragedy #1 no doubt. But that’s not all. The same person was saying that they are also not respectful of the government or of the state or of the laws. Tragedy #2.
Now I’ve heard it all.
Immigrants Are Not Statist Enough! Read Post »
How funny that The Prez refers to his unlimited power of destruction to make a joke about the Jonas Brothers. Nothing like predator drones to eliminate some unwanted elements.
I guess it’s already been a while since Obama ordered his first murder. We can joke about that too, I bet.
Presidential Joke: Murder The Jonas Brothers Read Post »
Since there has been much talk about Arizona’s recent passing of its controversial immigration law, I thought it a perfect time to announce that the latest edition of the Journal of Libertarian Studies features an article that Albert Esplugas and I have written on immigration. The title is “Immigrants: Intruders or Guests? A Reply to Hoppe and Kinsella.”
(Stephan Kinsella’s views appear to have changed since this piece was written a few years ago. Indeed, he is now pro-immigration and pro-open borders.)
The same edition of the JLS (Vol.22 Num.1) contains another article on the issue: “A Pure Libertarian Theory of Immigration” by Jan Krepelka; it appears to be a critique of the major arguments against free immigration.
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