This blog discusses current issues with respect to how they represent expansion of power within the U.S. central government and the subsequent loss of civil liberties throughout America. kapitalcon's position is for the decentralization of power back to the states and the people.
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Where does wealth come from? The answer is simpler than you ever thought. Washington's antics over the current debt crisis and people's ignorance of Obamacare's deceptive design. Over at Objectivism for Intellectuals, the idea that wealth comes from action based on rational thought is not a new revelation, but simply a rebuttal to those who still […] read more
What would a proper government shutdown look like? Why will President Obama need to delay his mandate provision? Can a woman be charged with homicide for aborting her baby? Did capitalism cause the 2008 financial crisis? Ari Armstrong over at The Objective Standard talks about a government shutdown that would be welcomed. His brief piece Toward a […] read more
Myths against capitalism, Doctors under Obamacare, budget cuts in lieu of growing government (how can that be?), and a decline in economic freedom for Americans are up for discussion today. Check out Don Watkins' new article over at the American on the common equation of successful businessmen with "greedy capitalists". The comparison often made between crooks like Bernie […] read more
The following article from the Objective Standard Blog explains how minimum wage laws hurt individuals. In addition, it highlights how the issue has become mischaracterized, cloaked in the shrouds of altruism. This ideology is perhaps the most dangerous of all, for it legitimizes the State in almost every aspect of life. Regarding the minimum wage, […] read more
Reblogged from kapitalcon: Simon Black's June 14th article entitled "What are the Social Implications of Economic Collapse?" makes a clear-cut diagnosis of America's imminent fall from its economic pedestal. The point of no return is passed according to Black. Foreign buyers of Treasury securities are undoubtedly nervous over the credibility of U.S. debt, and as […] read more