My next post will cover this hot topic. Here are 2 very compelling views on the proposition -- The US should open its borders. Immigration : The Freeman : Foundation for Economic Education.
Category: Rights
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?
Both sides agree – Birth Control is Not Your Employer’s Business
Big news from the Supreme Court today. Hobby Lobby successfully made their case that the Obamacare mandate to provide birth control violated the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA). Predictably, the leftist / statist movement is looking at this as some kind of indoctrination of religion, giving the same rights that individuals are guaranteed … Continue reading Both sides agree – Birth Control is Not Your Employer’s Business
US Healthcare – the illegitimate child of Cronyism and Socialism, NOT Capitalism
Earlier this week at about 8:30 pm, one of my sons slipped in the bath tub, landed on the metal tub plug, and had a pretty deep cut on his bottom. If you're a fan of Seinfeld, think Kramer's Fusilli Jerry and Frank Costanza's "one in a million shot". I took D to the closest … Continue reading US Healthcare – the illegitimate child of Cronyism and Socialism, NOT Capitalism
Positive vs. Negative Rights
Like the word Love, Rights is oftentimes used in different contexts to mean different things. Someone may say they have the right to Health Care. Others may say Education is a right. Protection from racial discrimination may be considered my right. Then there's the Bill of Rights. Going to piggy back / expand off of … Continue reading Positive vs. Negative Rights
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