Monthly Archives: March 2021

After having a terrible day due to technology, I found myself without an article. Instead I found myself with a few broken notes and references. (1) I had slipped off a step when I was stepping out of a vehicle … Continue reading →

Adapting to economic realities and making better cultural decisions helps people more than government, why can’t we find a politician to tell people to get their heads out of their asses? Answer: That would be a job killer for a … Continue reading →

Overhearing depressing news during discussions isn’t new news, but it is something that is worth remembering. I heard the same complaints from a notable commentator; Ben Shapiro. It must be said that I am not a huge fan of his. … Continue reading →

The vast majority of our governments economic actions end up trickery that screws us in the long term. They seem to create losers and make the winners their dependent/leech political creatures. —————————————>>>>>>>>>___________________________________ Frank Shostak Mises Wire For most commentators economic … Continue reading →

Every Wednesday: I never fail to be disgusted with advice columns. I am unsure why they still get paid to do what they do. As always, I am in awe when it comes to awful examples like Dear Prudence and … Continue reading →

Although I thought the article was a bit off in spots, I think the only reason women in communist/socialist areas would report a sunny side up view of anything is that they were expected to. A default answer of sorts. … Continue reading →

I was poking around in various historical blurbs when I was waiting to do something at work. I noticed something interesting: The Edmunds Act was signed on March 23, 1882. This doesn’t mean that much until you dig into it. … Continue reading →

I used to read The Nation on occasion when I was in the navy. This article reminds me of the PMRC, Lynchburg VA baptists, and the Satanic Panic. I remember their end of what could be considered “cancelling”. Just be … Continue reading →

Over time I notice myself scan over rooms, it doesnt matter if it is a gym, restaurant, or meeting room. I have been told somewhat reliably that it is normal for certain people to make short eye contact with people … Continue reading →

Governing on the smallest level possible makes more sense to me. Im not a kook anarchist but I think that the smallest level is often the one that adjusts best to the governed. (The fine people of NYC don’t need … Continue reading →