Category: government

I Hate War

Another election has come and gone, and the Republicans are celebrating. Yeah! They took over the Senate. Whoo hoo! Promises were made on the campaign trail! Awww snap. Obama's regime is gettin' a smack down! Take that, 2016 Democratic Presidential hopefuls!!! We're finally going to turn this ship around! Obamacare. Loose borders. Out of control … Continue reading I Hate War →

You Think You Own Your Body? Try Selling Your Organs.

There are very few causes that I will support without question. Cancer research, AIDS awareness, Domestic Violence Prevention Programs, Ebola Internment Camps. For any group that wants my support, I usually approach them with some skepticism at first and have to be convinced of their merit. One of my exceptions is blood and organ donation. … Continue reading You Think You Own Your Body? Try Selling Your Organs. →

Take down bad companies like Spirit Airlines through Free Markets, not government coercion

My wife and eldest daughter are on a trip to NYC to visit family for the weekend. I went online and did a search for tickets from DFW to NY. Spirit Airlines was the lowest price and offered convenient times to travel, so I booked online about a month ago. We've never flown Spirit Airlines, … Continue reading Take down bad companies like Spirit Airlines through Free Markets, not government coercion →

Do Results Matter or Are Good Intentions Enough?

As a preview to my next post, I'm curious what some of my readers think about this topic. I have a pretty diverse group of people reading my blog from Libertarians / Anarchists to Conservative Christians and even a few Socialist / Liberals. So what do you think? Do the Ends justify the Means or … Continue reading Do Results Matter or Are Good Intentions Enough? →