by Runaway Slave | Mar 20, 2004 | Economics, Essays & Articles, Libertarian Curmudgeon, Politics, Socialism
A recurring theme in the babbling nonsense of the presidential contest is which of the contenders can better “handle the economy” or “create more jobs.” There is no hint of irony when talk turns to the president “creating jobs.” The chattering classes and even...
by Runaway Slave | Jan 16, 2004 | Essays & Articles, Law, Libertarian Curmudgeon, Politics, Socialism
“Will you sleep with me for a million dollars?” the fat, balding pundit asks the pneumatic young woman. “Sure” she says, allowing greed to conquer revulsion. “Will you sleep with me for a dollar?” he asks, realigning his lust with his budget. “What do you think I am?”...
by Runaway Slave | Nov 16, 2003 | Essays & Articles, Human Interest, Libertarian Curmudgeon, Politics, Socialism
I long to grasp the liberal paradox offered in your last issue and despite my previous failures, to correct some of the misconceptions you hold concerning the relationship of government to the governed. Let’s illustrate the government/governed relationship...
