What exactly is the argument against the privatization of roads again? Imagine the ingenuity that could be unleashed by the free market on this otherwise horrid construction situation…
12Nov10
Friday Night WTFs?!
By: Barry Belmont
I am at an utterly loss for words. You got me again world…
By: Barry Belmont
Oh, world…you got me again:
By: Barry Belmont
Like the idea of intellectual property? Then clearly you’ve never read Stephen Kinsella’s Against Intellectual Property, nor signed up for his class (which started today and goes until December 17). Luckily, the first of his slideshows is available (and seen below), as well as a recent speech of his on the fact that intellectual property [...]
By: Barry Belmont
The city council of Cambridge, MA passed this resolution a month or two ago ordering an investigation into the feasibility of a installing a slide on a subway platform. SPOILER ALERT: This is not a joke. This is the video they are referencing:
By: Barry Belmont
How exactly is a libertarian to respond to the following video? It would appear that participation within a religion is a free exercise of one’s will. On the other hand, many people believe in a particular religion because they are afraid of the consequences if they don’t (the threat of eternal torture would be enough [...]
By: Barry Belmont
Keep this in mind: this guy is not kidding. He’s serious. <facepalm> </facepalm>
By: Barry Belmont
This is just horrendous. This dude, Andrew Shirvell, an assistant Attorney General for the state of Michigan, goes off the deep end in criticizing the openly-gay student body president for the University of Michigan. I mean, I’m not particularly in favor of any kind of student body president, but this is just ridiculous. Watch the [...]
26Sep10
Vaccinations: Part 2 of Several
By: Barry Belmont
Just so we’re all on relatively the same page, I cede a portion of my time to the good Misters Penn & Teller: A few assumptions I’ll be making along the way: We live in a fairly modern society where the availability and price of (the relevant) vaccines are comparable to other products we expect [...]
