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Category Archives: Libertarian
Alex Tabarrok’s “Open Borders and the Welfare State” vs. Peter Schaeffer’s Comment Tsunami
Comments to Steve Sailer: * I just watched “Going Clear,” a documentary about Scientology, and the way the world inside the bubble of scientology apparently operates made me think that’s kind of what the world would be like if every … Continue reading
Posted in Hungary, Immigration, Islam, Libertarian, Rape
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A Jewish Libertarian Perspective
Chaim Amalek writes me: “Pesach is soon to be upon us, and all I see here are white nationalism posts. Nothing on how it feels for you, a Jew, to prepare for Passover. Nothing about Torah. Nothing. It makes Torah … Continue reading
Posted in Jews, Libertarian
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What’s Wrong With Kids Picking Berries?
I used to pick berries when I was a kid. I remember picking blackberries at Pacific Union College from age 11 on. Kids are good at picking berries. They’ve got the little fingers adept at reaching into vines and brambles … Continue reading
Posted in Libertarian
Tagged abc news, blueberry fields, child labor law, Dennis Prager, federal child labor law, federal investigators, strawberry growers
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The Dark Side Of Ayn Rand
I read Ayn Rand’s books as a teenager and they had a big effect on me. They fit in naturally with my narcissistic and selfish dreams of greatness. I wanted to life for myself and no one else. I wanted … Continue reading
Posted in Libertarian
Tagged ayn rand, cathy seipp, chronic fatigue syndrome, intellectual heir, la cienega, nathaniel branden, nonfiction writings, objectivist movement, personal elements, personality cult, philosophical premises, selfish dreams
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Is Suffering Good?
I’m reading the superb book Ayn Rand and the World She Made by Anne Conover Heller. Ayn Rand never liked to acknowledge that she was Jewish. Ayn considered herself an atheist and no part of the Jewish people. In 1940, … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Jews, Libertarian
Tagged anne conover, isabel paterson, philosophy economics, religious mystic, rose wilder lane, stephen d cox, suffering stinks
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