Welfare
Is There a Right to Let Others Die?
Michael Hurd | 13 September 2011
So what's the proper answer to the question, "You mean you're just going to let this sick person die?"
So what's the proper answer to the question, "You mean you're just going to let this sick person die?"
Giving Back?
Dale B. Halling | 1 August 2011Charity is like manners. It makes civil society more pleasant, when it is private charity. Government charity is not charity it is theft.
Capitalism Is Not a Voucher System
Michael Hurd | 2 June 2011Americans are in complete denial about the unsustainability of their Medicare.
Capitalism is Not a Voucher System
Micahel Hurd | 1 June 2011Capitalism does not consist of a third party giving billions of dollars to one group, and then telling that group to spend the money on a product or service with no moral hazard, and no rational accountability.
Why the Middle Class Entitlement State is Malevolent
Michael Hurd | 1 June 2011When government itself becomes the thief, who's on your side then?
Liberty in Search of a Nation
Michael Hurd | 31 May 2011Liberty requires a sincere belief that self-responsibly is a good thing.
The Era of Entitlement
Michael Hurd | 19 March 2011A mere decade ago, when Bill Clinton left office, a fifth of the income of Americans came from government. Now more than a third of American income comes from the government. Is it any wonder the economy is not growing?
Pass a Law! Liberalism to Its Ultimate Conclusion
Michael Hurd | 22 February 2011What kind of society makes its citizens -- especially its most needy ones -- pay for things? There ought to be a law outlawing costs, prices or anything not given away for free.
America's Entitlement Mentality?
Michael Hurd | 28 November 2010There's nothing about economic prosperity that makes the entitlement mentality inevitable. But once the government establishes something as a "right," people tend not to question their entitlement to that "right" ever again.
The Elite's List of Priorities
Walter Williams | 3 December 2009There is only one reason for the forcible transference of decision-making authority over important areas of our private lives to elite decision-makers in Congress and government bureaucracies. Doing so confers control, power, wealth and revenue to society's elite.
Dollars and Crosses
- Jane Orient on Quitting Medicare
- Ayn Rand’s Essay “To Whom It May Concern” Now Online
- Uses and Sources of Gold
- New Book: How to be Profitable and Moral: A Rational Egoist Approach to Business
- Democracy and Self Determination of Peoples: Euphenisms for Mob Rule in the Middle East
- Private Schools for the Poor
- Holleran on Anti-Hero Worship
- Salsman on the Anti-Capitalist Conservatives
- New Website: Checking Premises
- Job Creators: Who Do those Immigrants Think They Are?

