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by Dr Rainer Zitelmann on (#4CWWZ)
In Berlin, support is growing for a referendum on mass property expropriation.
by Pierre-Guy Veer on (#4CWF7)
Ayn Rand said, "The smallest minority on earth is the individual. Those who deny individual rights, cannot claim to be defenders of minorities."
by Alex Tabarrok on (#4CW4Z)
We need more police and better policing in America.
by Donald J. Boudreaux on (#4CW03)
Universities should truly beplaces of open dialogue, and venues for sharing truly diverseideas that pass intellectual muster.
by Brittany Hunter on (#4CVVG)
A true believer in individual rights and private property would never sacrifice the free market to the will of the majority.
by James Walpole on (#4CT9B)
Only the really brave see the benefit of a routine or consistent practice.
by Elise Amez-Droz on (#4CT4Z)
Popularized by 2016 presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders, Medicare for All has won the support of the broader progressive movement.
by Aileen Teague on (#4CT0D)
Mexico and the United States are allies, not enemies.
by Tyler Brandt on (#4CSN3)
Either way, these policies rarely accomplish what policymakers intend them to do.
by Ryan McMaken on (#4CSEP)
In short, Zuckerberg's pro-regulation position is just a pro-Zuckerberg position.
by Brittany Hunter on (#4CS9S)
With enough pressure at the state level, civil asset forfeiture may be entering its final days.
by Hunter Baker on (#4CQSC)
Justice requires different pay for different contributions.
by Bill Wirtz on (#4CQNC)
The European Parliament Agriculture Committee advanced a proposal that would ban calling a veggie burger a "burger."
by Gary M. Galles on (#4CQGG)
Politicians' popular claims against capitalism rely on false assumptions about markets and governments.
by Gary M. Galles on (#4CQBV)
Even increasing taxes on the rich can make the poor appear poorer.
by Hans Bader on (#4CQ2M)
Restrictions on housing construction make housing prices rise.
by John Phelan on (#4CPY8)
Brexit Britain may well impose some bad economic policies, but it would only impose them on Britain.
by Art Carden on (#4CNHH)
Subsidiestend to be very popular, but before we say that subsidies boost the economy, we should make sure we're countingall the costs.
by Alexandre Massaux on (#4CNBZ)
France is moving towards a centralized state where liberties are threatened.
From the colonists winning independence from Great Britain to African-Americans vindicating their civil rights, the role of the gun is inseparable from American identity.
by Elias Atienza on (#4CM37)
Conservatives want to paint themselves as free speech stalwarts, but they themselves have been involved in censorship on college campuses.
by Daniel J. Mitchell on (#4CKYF)
How high does the death toll need to get before people realize that communism, like its sister ideology of Nazism, is despicably evil?
by Tricia Beck-Peter on (#4CKSG)
Eilish’s music doesn’t fit in a box, perhaps because her parents never asked her to.
by Edward Welsch on (#4CJH2)
“The more money we throw at the problem, the worse it gets.â€
by Sean Noble on (#4CJCQ)
Ultimately, however, SpaceX’s actions are inexcusable.
by John Tamny on (#4CJ81)
In 2008, the federal bailouts meant to deter crisis fomented it.
Maybe Bill Maher should reconsider his latest drift to the left.
by Vanessa Brown Calder on (#4CHTY)
It seems likely the FAMILY Act will cost substantially more than advocates claim, either because estimates use erroneous assumptions or because the policygrows substantially over time.
by Jon Miltimore on (#4CHPT)
Just because minimum wage laws are popular does not mean they are sound policy.
by Grayson Quay on (#4CG5M)
YouTube has released a kid’s version of the app, but traumatizing videoscan still slip throughthe filters.
by Jon Miltimore on (#4CG0V)
As America becomes a more diverse place—sexually, religiously, ethnically, and racially—the ideas of classical liberalism become more important, not less.
by Dan Sanchez on (#4CG0W)
Economics is within your reach: much more so than you might think.
by Marian L. Tupy on (#4CFWG)
Contemporary evidence clearly shows that the lives of many Western Europeans before industrialization were, at least by today’s standards, deeply unpleasant.
by Gary M. Galles on (#4CFK6)
Objections to capitalism are primarily objections to crony capitalism, in which some manage to extract special treatment from government.
by Mark J. Perry on (#4CFEG)
Equal Pay Day for female Uber drivers occurs on December 31, and not three months later on April 2.
by Adam Toomey on (#4CFAX)
With increased government oversight, Facebook’s leadership will finally be able to pass the buck to someone else.
by Robert Higgs on (#4CDSG)
I place a high value on community, but I distinguish true community and false community.
by Adam Toomey on (#4CDNR)
Such a policy will require the government to wield a huge amount of control over the direction of the economic activity of the state.
by John Tamny on (#4CDGM)
Sugarman “saw potential†where others didn’t.
by Kenneth LaFave on (#4CD7B)
Jordan Peterson and Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek will debate “Happiness: Capitalism vs. Marxism" in April.
by Alex Nowrasteh on (#4CD1Z)
Like previous surges of illegal immigration, this one presents problems, but they are better problems than those faced in the past.
by Richard Menger on (#4CCWF)
Reform is necessary, but a single absolutist government uniform tweet-level decree is never going to be the answer.
by Gary M. Galles on (#4CBMF)
The data used to compare men and women fails to adjust for differences in several critical areas.
by Chris Edwards on (#4CBCG)
Interstates are owned by the states, and with ownership comes responsibility.
by Brittany Hunter on (#4CB7W)
The cannabis economy is riddled with barriers to success and jumpstarting this lucrative new sector is proving itself to be far more difficult than expected.
by Dylan Pahman on (#4CB36)
The president should encourage Detroit, Flint, and other former auto manufacturing centers in Michigan to reinvent themselves and adapt.
by Daniel Buck on (#4CAS6)
The country does not need another No Child Left Behind or Every Student Succeeds Act—package deals from Washington.
by Hans Bader on (#4CAKC)
Plastic bags are less than one percent of all litter.
by Kerry McDonald on (#4CAF1)
Education freedom begins when government compulsion ends.