Let’s address the arguments for socialized health care head-on: People need health insurance. Well sure they do, but people need food, too. They need clothing. They need shelter. They need clothing. They need jobs. The difference between us and and the statists is, we understand that the state does a very bad job providing these …
All those who voted for ObamaCare plan to steal the elections. They can’t win a fair election, and they have no intention to lose. Their next major push will be amnesty for illegal residents. These people will vote for the statists, who will therefore retain their positions in the government. So you can see that …
While everyone is distracted with an attempt to socialize health care, the Obama administration quietly restores federal funding for ACORN. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, your tax money will once again be financing voter fraud operations for the Democrats. I saw this yesterday and it hit me: this is why the Democrats are not worried about …
Like a lot of things, economics is not inherently difficult to understand — what’s hard to understand is the complex stuff “experts” say when they’re trying to fool you. When they speak, turn on your baloney detector. As I predicted over a year ago, the “economic stimulus” by the government did not stimulate the economy, …
Econ 101 Part 4 – How Government Debt Steals Your Future Read More »
Our entire monetary system is based on a complete fantasy. It’s a hoax, and you’re the dupes. If anyone else did what our federal banking system does, he’d go to prison. Why? Because fractional reserve banking creates counterfeit money. The paper and base-metal coins we use for money are essentially worthless, and one day there will be …
To understand how this works, you need to know what phoney money is, and what capitalism is. Capitalism is simply the voluntary exchange of one privately-owned commodity for another. If I make rocking chairs, and you’re the Cracker Barrel chain of restaurants, you want my rocking chairs for your customers to sit in and play …
Econ 101 Part 2 — Phony Money Destroys Capitalism Read More »
“Currency” is defined as the easiest legal means of exchange. For millennia, money was made from precious metals. A metal that has little value, like nickel or copper, is called a “base” metal. The practice of devaluing money by adding base metal to it is called “debasing.” A “coin” that has no precious metal in …