Authoritarianism

  • Parents as Domestic Terrorists: Why No One Should Be Surprised

    “All over the country, American parents and students are opting out of government schooling. These are the dissidents who will expose the lies of totalitarian education, simply by continuing to exist.” ~ Laura Williams

    Parents as Domestic Terrorists: Why No One Should Be Surprised
  • Rationalizing The Chinese Communist Party

    “China’s leaders take deliberate steps to accomplish what is in their best interest within the constraints of their Leninist system. These objectives ultimately boil down to navigating a balance of control and freedom to maximize power.” ~ Ethan Yang

    Rationalizing The Chinese Communist Party
  • We at 100: The Case for Liberty

    “Yet Zamyatin leaves readers with hope, as valuable now as it was in 1921. As I-330 says, there is no final number, so ‘how can there be a final revolution? There is no final one. The number of revolutions is infinite.’ Even when liberty seems most at risk, it is never truly lost.” ~ Caroline…

    We at 100: The Case for Liberty
  • Why Bother?

    “Apparently, when it comes to maintaining peaceful relations with all, as Adam Smith, Alexander Hamilton, and scads of other political economists have advised, Uncle Sam has only one thing to say: Why bother?” ~ Robert E. Wright

    Why Bother?
  • What Progressives Miss in the Bitcoin Energy Debate

    “If progressives such as Elizabeth Warren extended their publicly held values of ‘fearless consumer advocacy’ to also apply to those outside the western world, they would see the value of Bitcoin.” ~ David Waugh

    What Progressives Miss in the Bitcoin Energy Debate
  • Why Government Cover-Ups Succeed

    “The mere fact that Biden is not Donald Trump will likely continue to give him a free pass from the media for at least another six months. Or maybe cold, hard reality will never catch up with the most media-beloved president since Barack Obama.” ~ James Bovard

    Why Government Cover-Ups Succeed
  • Principles, Not Coercion, Are the Source of Unity

    “True unity, our shared humanity, must rest on the principle of natural rights. Rights-based unity leads to cooperation and harmony based on respect for voluntary choices made by individuals, especially when their choices differ from our own.” ~ Barry Brownstein

    Principles, Not Coercion, Are the Source of Unity
  • The Devil Didn’t Make ’Em Do It, and Neither Did the Pandemic

    “Believing Covid shuts down businesses, closes schools, causes substance abuse, requires emergency orders, and so forth requires the unstated presumption that individuals are not the ones choosing. It’s a signature fallacy in the Covid era, and one that I had thought people would have given up by now.” ~ Jon Sanders

    The Devil Didn’t Make ’Em Do It, and Neither Did the Pandemic
  • Why Authoritarianism Must Prevail

    “America and the rest of the West have been sliding down the slippery slope of statism for so long that they are now rapidly approaching the precipice that ends in rock bottom. Will liberty be crushed and a new dark age commence?” ~ Robert E. Wright

    Why Authoritarianism Must Prevail
  • The FDA’s War Against the Truth on Ivermectin

    “The FDA spreads lies and alarms Americans while preventing drug companies from providing us with scientific explorations of existing, promising, generic drugs.” ~ Charles L. Hooper & David R. Henderson

    The FDA’s War Against the Truth on Ivermectin
  • Time for Washington to Stop Sanctioning the World: US Arrogance Leaves Trail of Innocent Victims Behind

    “America’s sanctions policy is both costly and cruel, with the gains rarely worth the resulting human harm. The Biden administration should review current policy and sharply limit the use of economic sanctions.” ~ Doug Bandow

    Time for Washington to Stop Sanctioning the World: US Arrogance Leaves Trail of Innocent Victims Behind
  • End Banking as We Know It?

    “Omarova is right to point out the deficiencies in central banking. Nonetheless, ending traditional banking to fix central banking would be like closing schools to improve student retention. There are easier ways forward.” ~ Kenneth Kalczuk

    End Banking as We Know It?