In Defense of the Entrepreneurs
As we celebrate America’s 250th birthday, it only makes sense to recognize that entrepreneurs founded and built our great country into what we are today. And entrepreneurs will help us keep it.
As we celebrate America’s 250th birthday, it only makes sense to recognize that entrepreneurs founded and built our great country into what we are today. And entrepreneurs will help us keep it.
Hasan Piker is the latest in a long line of socialist figures – from Marx and Lenin to Castro and Chávez – who denounce capitalism while prospering from it.
Whether this is a price worth paying to ‘maintain our sacred democracy’ is doubtful in the extreme.
We don’t want the racists in the driver’s seat or even the back seat. Preferably they should be given the boot – quite literally.
Climate nonsense will eventually end and will be dumped onto the ash heap of history where it belongs. But the longer the cult goes on, the more damage is done. We should all do what we can to stop the madness as soon as possible.
Mamdani’s Koh-i-Noor gibsmedat is selective outrage from a serial hypocrite.
The myth of maximum occupation meets cold, hard numbers.
For the Maoist inspired revolutionary currents that influenced much of the New Left, social conflict was not a regrettable condition to be overcome. It was a political resource to be exploited. The outcome is the intention.
You cannot expect to keep a company, or a person, or their capital, in a place that punishes them for succeeding.
Us Gen Xers were chumps, which makes it even more satisfying to see Millennials and Gen Z refuse to fall for the same scam.
Poor tribespeople are too busy trying to survive or massacre their neighbours.
They love democracy… they just can’t seem to do the very thing that democracy depends on, i.e., count the votes. Or at least count the votes that living, breathing, verified US citizens actually fill out.