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People always seem to say that Abraham Lincoln was one of the best U.S. presidents in history. I hear it in the media, and I learned it when I was institutionalized by the State in compulsory government school. He has … Continue reading
It’s funny how people get outraged at the difference in pay that CEO’s make compared to the entry level workers. It’s as if they think that there is a fixed amount of wealth that just … Continue reading
Many progressives try to claim that intervention from the State (government) is the best solution to any problem in society, rather than a solution from a private voluntary approach. They claim that the cause of … Continue reading
The statement “you can never be sure of anything” is a statement of absolution, stating that there are no absolutes. It is self contradictory, and a self destructing statement. It’s like saying to someone, “we … Continue reading
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Investing in the China markets has typically been considered a high risk investment. It is risky in that it is unpredictable whether China will go in the direction of more freedom or less … Continue reading
Preface: I wrote this article back when the media was focused on the recent tragedy in Newtown, CT but I decided to wait a bit before I released it because the media … Continue reading
The ethical principles proposed in my previous article “Vote for yourself” 1. No individual or group may violate the private property of another individual. 2. No individual or group may initiate the use of … Continue reading
Oh, which presidential candidate is the best one to vote for in order to make the economy stronger? Obama needs four more years in order for the implemented policies and regulation to take effect. Romney will fix the economy … Continue reading
Thanks Sandy. I enjoy getting to know your story more. It sounds like we agree on many things but still come to different conclusions as to why things are the way they are. In your response to “Stop … Continue reading
“One of the great mistakes is to judge policies and programs by their intentions rather than their results.” –Milton Friedman It seems like those on the network news are always baffled as to why the U.S economy is … Continue reading
In my recent article about the Putin election, I mentioned that America is not the freest country in the world. The question is than; what countries have more freedom than America? Some countries have more economic freedom than personal freedom, … Continue reading
Ok Sandy, I’ve never heard of this phenomenon of men being paralyzed below the waist and not being able to walk away until the sexual performance is over. I’m not sure why any man would want to walk away, … Continue reading
The Tommy Hilfiger clothing manufacturing building in Bangladesh owned by Van Heusen that caught fire was a horrible tragedy. Many workers were badly injured and there were many fatalities. Van Heusen outsourced its manufacturing to Bangladesh in order to keep … Continue reading
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The election of Vladimir Putin last week didn’t get much of any news coverage. The day after the election I turned on the news with the intent of finding the results between Dmitri Medvedev (the incumbent president) vs. Prime … Continue reading
Dear Sandy, It is and honor and privilege to interact with you on this blog. You are a woman who knows where she stands and you have solid reasons for the positions you take on different topics. It’s refreshing … Continue reading
So, when I write stuff on here, I am going to type things in the way I would say them. I know some people want to read posts that are grammatically correct. I understand that, so don’t be offended … Continue reading
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Jeremy Lockrem may have a slight addiction to reading, but at least he acknowledges it. After growing up in Seattle, moving to Cle Elum in the woods where they snowmobiled to the house in the winter, to now … Continue reading
