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Tag Archives : collectivism

Shut Down the Department of Education, End Federal Government Involvement and Intervention

Shut Down the Department of Education, End Federal Government Involvement and Intervention

Posted on February 25, 2015

The government needs an exit plan for education.

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Immorality and the Redistributive State

Immorality and the Redistributive State

Posted on July 10, 2014

Back in 2012, I shared a sadly amusing image about how the modern political process has degenerated into two wolves and a sheep voting what to have for lunch. I was making an argument in that column against majoritarianism (and that is a critical issue, as explained in this video), but there’s also a very important moral component […]

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Germany’s Dark Vision for Europe

Germany’s Dark Vision for Europe

Posted on August 26, 2012

Like Sweden and Denmark, Germany is a semi-rational welfare state. It generally relies on a market-oriented approach in areas other than fiscal policy, and it avoided the Keynesian excesses that caused additional misery and red ink in America (though it is far from fiscally conservative, notwithstanding the sophomoric analysis of the Washington Post). Nonetheless, it’s […]

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Thank the Private Sector for the Internet, not Government

Thank the Private Sector for the Internet, not Government

Posted on July 23, 2012

As part of his campaign to expand the size and scope of the federal government (and to justify his advocacy of class-warfare taxation), President Obama has been asserting that all of us benefit from government spending. It’s why he now echoes Elizabeth Warren’s claim that entrepreneurs owe their success to government programs and activities. It’s […]

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The Crazy French Double Down on Obamanomics

The Crazy French Double Down on Obamanomics

Posted on June 27, 2012

Being a libertarian, I’m used to disappointment. So when something actually goes according to plan, I get very happy. On that basis, I should be utterly and deliriously overjoyed about my endorsement of Francois Hollande to be President of France.  I wanted him to win, in part because he would engage in statist experiments that […]

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When Hugo Chavez Battles Supply and Demand Curves, Guess What Happens?

When Hugo Chavez Battles Supply and Demand Curves, Guess What Happens?

Posted on April 30, 2012

Haiti may be the poorest nation in the Americas. Cuba may have the dictator with the longest lifespan. But Venezuela arguably has the worst government. Not the clownish dictator, Hugo Chavez, is trying to repeal the laws of economics. How’s that working out for him? Well, here’s some of what the New York Times wrote. […]

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When Will Obama Have an Epiphany on the Road to Greece?

When Will Obama Have an Epiphany on the Road to Greece?

Posted on June 19, 2011

After reading a story about economic liberalization in Cuba, I wondered (somewhat tongue in cheek) whether we should trade Obama for Castro. I also blogged about the former socialist president of Brazil, who seemed to have more sense than Obama because he recognized that you can’t redistribute unless people first produce. We now have another […]

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Venezuela’s Evil Government

Venezuela’s Evil Government

Posted on September 5, 2010

Hugo Chavez is a palpably evil thug, and he confirms this status with a new proposal to issue cards that almost certainly will be used to ration food. Left-wing despots claim that their policies put “people above profits,” but they never can explain why people (especially the masses) have much higher living standards in countries […]

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Smoke for the Motherland

Smoke for the Motherland

Posted on September 3, 2010

Excise taxes, where government taxes the sale of particular goods, are usually levied with the excuse that consumption of a good or engagement in a certain activity is harmful for individuals.  If this were actually true, you’d expect government bureaucrats to be happy when activities hit by excise taxes decreased – not that government has […]

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Not Just an Ordinary Limousine Liberal…

Not Just an Ordinary Limousine Liberal…

Posted on July 31, 2010

I don’t know whether he is a poster child for the dangers of inbreeding or a rich dolt who is seeking meaning in his life, but Prince Charles takes left-wing hypocrisy to an entirely new level. His “carbon footprint” almost surely is bigger than 99.9 percent of the world’s population, yet this pampered and clueless […]

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